Stranger Things Season 4 Volume 2: Finally! the season finale is here

 

The first episode of a massively popular horror sci-fi series Stranger Things season 4 Volume 2 is one hour 25 minutes long

The eagerly awaited volume 2 of Stranger Things Season 4 has at long last dropped on Netflix today, July 1. Netflix's Original Stranger Things Season 4 Volume 2 has two episodes, be that as it may, this time the organization is unique. The last portion of Stranger Things went live on Netflix India at 12.30 pm.

The main episode of a hugely famous repulsiveness science fiction series Stranger Things season 4 Volume 2 is one hour 25 minutes in length. In the mean time, the finale episode of the show is more than two hours in length, making the aggregate length of the last part almost four hours.

The last and last portion of Stranger Things has delivered after a stand by of more than one month as the trailer of Volume 2 had finished on a cliffhanger, leaving fans considering what's in store from the show finale.

A ton of fans are expecting the passings of their #1 characters as Twitterati argued show-creators not to kill the personality of Steve Harrington, which is played by Joe Keery on the show.

A Twitter client said, "in the event that they kill steve harrington tomorrow, I will transform into vecna and obliterate everybody idc. #StrangerThings4." Another stated, "me hanging tight for the unavoidable catastrophe that more bizarre things volume 2 and vecna will be since I won't confide in the duffer brothers."

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Netflix hopes Strangers Things can be its billion-dollar franchise

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Days before the July 4 holiday in the US, hundreds of fans of “Stranger Things” lined up along the beach in Santa Monica, California, to attend a fair modeled after the Netflix Inc. show. Clad in shirts with the names of characters and the high school in fictional Indiana, they waited more than an hour to ride a Ferris wheel, eat ice cream and snap selfies in a photo booth.
The event, one of two in the US, is part of the biggest marketing campaign ever undertaken by Netflix, the world’s largest paid online TV network. Over the past few weeks, Netflix has attached “Stranger Things” to Schwinn bikes, Nike shoes and Coke soft drinks -- all to hype the Independence Day arrival of the show’s third season.
On Monday, Netflix begins a long promotion with Microsoft Corp. The tech giant is bringing back Windows 1, the first version of the software that made it the most valuable company. The app includes Microsoft Paint and the word processor Write, as well as games and videos from “Stranger Things.” The show is set in 1985, the same year Windows 1 was released.
Like any campaign, this one is designed to draw in current fans and attract potential new ones. And it worked. The third season was viewed by 40.7 million households in its first four days, a record for Netflix. More than 18 million households watched all eight episodes.

 But it’s also an important test of whether Netflix can turn “Stranger Things,” already its most popular original show in the U.S., into something much bigger. The company, with worldwide subscribers approaching 160 million, is beginning to angle for a piece of the $122 billion consumers spend on entertainment-linked merchandise.“The category is massive, and Netflix wants to play a part,” said Gene Del Vecchio, a consultant and adjunct marketing professor at the University of Southern California...Read More