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If we weren’t in the worst of times, we’re excited about the Stranger Things Season 4 release date right now. In a world without coronavirus, filming will end in August 2024, with a release date of early 2024; in fact, we’ll have to be a lot more patient as we film the next instalment of the hit horror show. He is paralyzed.
That said, at least we know enough about Stranger Things season 4 to move on – we have an official trailer, which was released earlier this year, and we will see Hopper (David Harbor). We also know that season 4 won’t be the last, but the show’s finale is scheduled.
Hopper is Alive – Strange Things Season 4 Trailer
There’s a trailer for Stranger Things season 4 so far, and you can check it out above. This is just a preview, but this is our only glimpse of the upcoming season. At the end of season 3 of Stranger Things, when Russian soldiers said that “Americans” should not suffer, a captive Demogorgon should be fed in a medium credit teaser, with fans aware of who they were referring to. It can only be one man: Jim Hopper (David Harbor). With the trailer for Stranger Things season 4 above, highlighting the end of the hopper after the end of last season, the show’s producers released a statement regarding what happened to the character in February 2024 from the brothers. Duffer.
Strange Things Season 4 Expected Release Date
Netflix has retained its release date for holidays like Halloween for Season 2 or Season 3 on July 4, depending on the time of year within Stranger Things. If things were normal, season 4 could be ready as early as 2024 – a Netflix report on WhatsApp suggests that filming is likely to occur before it begins in August. But in fact, while the script is being completed, as you can see from the above tweet, production started in March 2024 and is now on hold due to the coronavirus.
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Will Stranger Things season 4 See in 4K / HDR?
If you’re good at stranger things, as you should be, you might be wondering what video formats will be filmed in the upcoming season.
So far, all three seasons have been shot in 4K Ultra HD resolution, which means that anyone with a 4K TV and a good internet connection will be able to watch in great detail. The seasons are also in 2-3 HDR (high dynamic range), which means an expanded gamut of colours and higher contrast, which is important for shows with bright colours, bright neon, and moody skies, although again you will find HDR- Compatible it will require screens to get the most out of it.
