Stranger Things season 3 trailer now Netflix’s most-watched YouTube video ever

Millie Bobby Brown, Sadie Sink - Stranger Things (2019). Photo Credit: Netflix
Millie Bobby Brown, Sadie Sink - Stranger Things (2019). Photo Credit: Netflix

Just last week, Netflix dropped the trailer for the third season of Stranger Things, due out on July 4. Immediately, people freaked out and the trailer promptly went viral. As of this writing, it’s climbing towards 22 million views on YouTube, best Netflix’s next most popular video (the trailer for Stranger Things season 2) by a couple million views and counting.

Netflix has been making original content for a good long while now, but nothing’s it’s made has been as consistently buzzy as Stranger Things. It’s easily the biggest show Netflix has at the moment, and the one that can at least try to go head to head with tentpole shows at other networks, like Game of Thrones at HBO. And to think it all started with a show without much hype behind it that got popular through word of mouth. That’s the stuff.

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In other trailer news, Warner Bros. keeps dropping trailers for its live-action Pokémon movie, and I keep thinking it looks weird and different enough to be worth watching:

Every time I see a new trailer for this the real-world fuzzy Pokémon look more natural. Help.

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Finally, remember Nickelodeon’s animated edutainment series Dora the Explorer? Well, now that has a movie, too:

What other children’s property from the late ’90s/early 2000s is due for the big screen treatment? Did they reboot The Powerpuff Girls yet?

Yes they did. You win again, Hollywood.

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