The Duffers spill more details about that Max and Lucas date scene in the Stranger Things series finale, revealing what movie they're watching.

After building up momentum in Volume 1, Stranger Things Season 5 came to a screeching halt in Volume 2. The second part of the final season of Netflix’s mega-hit sci-fi series spent far too much time stalling the action with grueling, cheesy heart-to-hearts, riddled with awkward dialogue, all nuance and subtext be damned.

Questions remain about the fate of Eleven, and talk of a secret 9th episode on Jan. 7 has bubbled up on social media.

Max made "a deal with God" and ran straight up the hill into Lucas' arms. It was magic. We talk about it ahead of the Stranger Things finale.

Max’s escape scene in Stranger Things Season 5 exposes the show’s biggest problem, endless explanation where urgency should win.

The Stranger Things series ends by mirroring its beginning, returning to a Dungeons & Dragons game in the Wheelers’ basement. Will, Dustin, Lucas, Max, and Mike reunite for one final role-playing campaign before putting away their D&D books and leaving the basement one by one, symbolizing the close of their shared childhood chapter.

Stranger Things' director Shawn Levy on directing Max's return, that Jonathan-Nancy scene, Will's big moment and his final day on the set.

The executive producer who co-directed the penultimate episode of the Netflix mega-hit with the Duffer Brothers says he was "a sobbing wreck" watching the ending, and is bringing lessons learned to Star Wars.

For a lot of the fans involved in the online conversation, Max was the most affected by Holly's sudden leading role. "Holly should have been a secondary character to Max. Holly should have had a smaller role compared to Max and the show should have explored more through the lens of Max," opined a Redditor.

Stranger Things has officially come to an end on Netflix after five wonderful seasons. After taking a few days to digest the finale and final moments of the hit