Stranger Things: Worlds Turned Upside Down: The Official Behind-The-Scenes Companion

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Da grande, gigantesca fan della serie TV "Stranger Things" cerco di collezionare ogni documento sulla storia della sua nascita. Perhaps most tantalizing section in this book for fans is the last section which hints at plans for season three of Stranger Things, which is not slated for release until Summer 2019.

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I can't express the love I have for this book, nor can I properly convey the joy it brought each and every day I spent with it. The unique cover design alone, as well as many photos of The text goes through the history of the show, from its development by the Duffer Brothers, the assembly of the cast, and the filming of season 1 (which gets the most attention), to the phenomenon of that season’s success, then season 2. It mostly goes through the plot of both seasons, using that as a way to look (never in huge depth) at various aspects of the making of the show, both technical and artistic. There are brief interview snippets with cast and crew, and the book’s peppered with little 80s-appropriate features on the main actors (D&D character sheets for Mike, Dustin, Lucas and Will, Hawkins Lab secret files on El, Joyce and Hopper, and so on). And there’s loads of full-colour photos throughout, many of which I hadn’t seen before — so, not just stills from the show as you’ll have seen it on-screen. (I guess they’re from alternative takes or an on-set photographer.) The details on the second season are especially thin. It mostly does some brief plot synopsis and inserts some parts of interviews with the actors. I really would have liked to know more information about the behind the scenes stuff, especially since so much of ST is done without a green screen. Gina McIntyre is a veteran entertainment journalist who has covered movies, TV, and music for the Los Angeles Times, The Hollywood Reporter, and Entertainment Weekly. She is the author of Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water: Creating a Fairy Tale for Troubled Times and The Art of Ready Player One. Her writing has also appeared in Rolling Stone online. She lives with her husband and daughter in Riverside, Illinois. If you decide to buy this, I recommend buying the actual book. It offers so much more than you could get in the ebook.Wenn Sie von einem privaten Internetzugang zugreifen, sollten Sie eine Anti-Virus-Software benutzen, um sicher zu stellen, dass Ihr Computer nicht infiziert ist.

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The lifecycle of the demogorgon, with life stage notes, images, and details about the sounds they made. Then we’re off and running, learning about how the script was written and the process they went through to get Netflix to buy into the pilot so they could film the first season. I just skimmed this because I need to watch the show still. This looks like a great companion though. I like the worn look. Second is the odd cover as it says "Don't Freak! this supported to look worn & torn" that is why it has special plastic cover. I sorry I think it's silly.

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Adding whole new layers to enrich the viewing experience, this keepsake is essential reading for anyone and everyone who loves Stranger Things. Denn diese Welt braucht mehr Geschichtenerzähler. Sie braucht mehr Träumer. Und, ja, sie braucht mehr Nerds." Stranger Things. Il libro ufficiale" ci è stato recapitato, come dice il titolo stesso, in maniera ufficiale da chi di questa serie ne capisce davvero, tramite un'edizione curata nei minimi dettagli e contenente anche due inserti molto carini. The writing itself fails to impress. The content is there, but it could be better delivered. It reads a bit disjointed, often jumping about depending on the images and layout which makes it a bit frustrating to read cover to cover. The thread from beginning to end is not consistent, it webs rather than continue in a straight line. It was certainly readable, but more like an internet-mag article than a full book. Again, this book is not inherently designed to be read at one sitting. Instead, the creators know that this is a coffee table book for most. Something to flip through and enjoy by segments.