The third season was broadcast for two years. The children have grown up too much. Although their hairstyles are still there, their height and body shape remind people that time flies. In the play, the children themselves are also discussing the issue of "maturity". The title has also become "man".
This time, it is no longer speculation, the problem is directly caused by Russia, and the solution is still through the guidance of science teachers, the power of science and technology!
Science fiction suspense is more of an occasional thriller than a crime suspense that is always scary.
After the third episode, it is divided into five lines. The sheriff and mother look for motorcycle bad guys, Nancy and Jonathan investigate the "plague", and Steve leads the children's ability to upgrade again. Together with the new character Robin and Dustin to monitor the Russian warehouse, they join Erica, among the old friends. In addition to Dustin walking alone, Will also had an argument with Mike and Lucas who were in love, but they still chose to face the monster together. Eleven understood that there were more important things to do besides falling in love with Max, and it was the two who first discovered Billy's problem.
The plate is getting bigger and bigger, and this time it's a real team fight. There are more and more characters, the third season is the peak, the fourth season must be cut down, otherwise the characters will not be explained thoroughly, and the audience will not be able to see it.
The new season of monsters also has new abilities, like plasticine, that can change, getting bigger when fighting and getting smaller when fleeing or transferring.
The war with humans has also become intelligent, like a zombie virus, attached to the human body, and then constantly replicating.
It's more like "Jurassic Park" to find the children's passages in the mall.
The appearance of the roof in the mall also echoes the stadium roof in the last episode of the second season.
The plot is set in the 1980s. It is not only the retro feeling of colorful clothes, colorful decorations, and colorful cars, but also carries the classic multi-line narrative of this series. There are no mobile phones and no real-time contact, so there are many highlights in the plot.
In the playground of episode 7, we really have to sigh about the colorful America, which makes it reasonable for Russian scientists to fall in love with America.
I saw the mayor in the seventh episode, it was very cool, I didn't remember this actor before.
The last eighth episode is the classic multi-line gathering and then separate action mode, and through the wireless walkie-talkie, the "Who is Susie" that has been worrying about everyone since the first episode finally has the answer, "It's never ending." The answer to the story", on the one hand it eases the sense of urgency in fighting monsters, on the other hand, the sense of explanation is really good. In the first episode, the three friends "ignored" Dustin, and at the end they expressed their misses to each other, there is a kind of loopback feel.
The sheriff's bombing was unexpected and unexpected. After all, Eleven was handed over to Mike when he parted. After all, he had already agreed on a date. These are all signs. But this kind of setting is too pointed to the mother, every time her boyfriend dies.
Moreover, the mother's character is getting more and more weird. When she finally came out, she saw Eleven's sad expression, but she hugged her son and didn't let go, immersed in her own pain, and didn't even try to comfort Eleven.
The move started in the first episode and finally moved, but this has nothing to do with the move, there is no escape, the world is about to be "destroyed by the Soviet Union". Now that we are moving, the eldest son leaves his girlfriend, and the younger son leaves his good friend. There will be no safety and no happiness.
In the third season, the mother became more and more annoying. Although the magnetic field was first discovered to be abnormal, her speech and behavior were very reckless, constantly staring, arguing, and interrupting the plan. Of course, it's not only her who keeps arguing, but other characters also have such problems, especially when they suddenly stop to talk about feelings when they are urgent, it's too awkward. I hope this will not happen again in the next season.
Fortunately, a letter from the sheriff gave some affection and philosophy at the end of the third season.
I don't want to change, but life is about moving forward, whether you like it or not.
Growth is always accompanied by parting, not only physically, but also psychologically.
In this season, everyone is growing up, and Will doesn't like girls and indulge in love like the other three friends. Although the monster has been driven out of his body, he often feels pain in the back of his neck. He can perceive the monster and think of Harry Potter. Such childhood experiences are destined to make his life different.
Will ran to his cabin in the first season, tore up the photo of the four cosplay in the second season, Mike and Lucas explained to him after the quarrel, he said no, not to forgive, but to let go, because there is more important than personal feelings matter. Will is angry, it's not a friend at all, it's time, it's growth, and it's Dungeons and Dragons that can't be played anymore, so he experienced this trouble again. When he parted, he threw away the game and no longer brought it with him Go, he will grow up too.
The physical growth of the little actors themselves makes people look at it like this, and the changes in the characters in the plot also make people look at it in this way. That emotion is indescribable, just like Will's words that he didn't say and doesn't need to say.
Dungeons and Dragons, handed over to Erica, this new character with a lot of audience affinity must be one of the protagonists of the next season. And Mike invited Will to come back for Christmas, so next season, we should see teamfight moments again.
Children have a moment when they grow up, and the plot will end one day. You can only experience it and watch the moment with it.
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