Stranger Things - Eleven vs Vecna! - The Final Scene of Season 4, Part 1 (In Full) | Netflix

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The Final Scene of Stranger Things Season 4, Part 1 (In Full) | Netflix

Darkness returns to Hawkins just in time for spring break, igniting fresh terror, disturbing memories — and an ominous new threat.

[coffeecakes]

I like how he told her to use a sad or angry memory to use her powers. Yet she found her full strength with a loving memory, her mother telling her she loved her.

[leiaskye]

I love how I told myself, “imma rewatch season four just to feel something” yet this scene is just enough for me to want to cry. And all the other fights too.

[PigeonFaceLife]

It’s interesting how her mother’s “I love you” sparked her fire, and when Mike told her the same thing in Episode 9 she was able to find the strength to fight. It just goes to show that Eleven has lacked love her entire life due to her unorthodox upbringing, making it so that those three words hold so much more power to her than the average person

[andrewlim]

This is one of the most powerful scenes not only for the fourth season but for the entire Stranger Things franchise.

[kamfyee]

This scene was awesome! The acting was so realistic.

[rahshaddawson]

This is the greatest scene of Stranger Things. Eleven walking towards Vecna is one of the coolest good vs evil moments ever. All she knew in that moment, was that he was evil, and she needed to destroy it. Great scene.

[arcade_matt]

Scene gives me chills - such cinematic awesomeness!

[trinaq]

Vecna is such a compelling villain, in that he makes concise points over how corrupt society is. You'd ALMOST side with him, right up to when he mentions killing. You have to draw the line somewhere!

[ARelaxingThought]

The best part is that this scene shows that love is the strongest element in the existence, Henry lost the fight because he has a memory of dark and anger and Jane regained her strength and became powerful by the love of her mother. Another part is that you might stand with Vecna and agree that this society is corrupt and ruined but killing the innocent resists the line.

[MimMdance]

Best Stranger Things scene ever. Bower's acting was absolute madness! I have rarely ever seen a performance that got me so hooked to the screen. The part where Henry drags El across the ground and then lifts her up is crazy and brutal. The actors, the settings and costumes, the music, the intensity, the girl playing young eleven looking as cool, if not cooler than how Millie Bobby Brown used to look as Eleven back then ...

Memorable!

[gabriellethompson]

I like how El tried to get angry at first by going through her memories of being bullied and having her mother dragged away but couldn't reach her full potential until she thought about her mother telling her she loves her

[harmonicajay]

I think what makes Vecna interesting as a villain is that his motivations are all... shallow when you really think about it. Why did he torture his dad? He saw into his mind and saw how his dad's actions in WWII lead to the death of a baby in France, something he was clearly traumatized over. Vecna saw that and basically assumed his dad did it willingly and happily, like he would. He says society's rules and structures keep humanity down and like drones living day to day, and in a sense he's right, but he's also wrong. True, many people are trapped in the day to day drudgery of work and life, but we also find things and connections with other people that make our lives worth living. We grow and change and learn. We figure out stuff about ourselves and if we can, find the strength to change.
Vecna is a cold-hearted sociopath who only sees the surface thoughts of people, never bothering to go deeper into why they might be feeling those thoughts and just assumes everyone is just as twisted and warped as he is, though obviously he doesn't see himself that way. Combined with his God Complex where he doesn't see himself as human, it's no wonder he turned out the way he did.
I also love the hypocrisy of when he's telling El how the Upside Down was unspoiled and untouched by humanity, yet he twisted and warped it into his image.

[mariavictoriaperez]

Jamie did such an amazing job playing this character!!!

[turner]

I have to say...I'm over 50 years old and I've seen some great superheroes over the years. But there's something about this one. She has totally and completely took me over with this. When something bad was happening and she would walk in with her head titled down and her eyes focused....just powerful!!! Goosebumps like crazy!!!! For a long time Outlander and Game of Thrones were my #1 and #2, after this upcoming Season 5 that may all change quickly!! This entire series is the best story writing I've ever seen. The Duffer brothers nailed it, and I mean nailed it!!

[muhibarfin]

Must be very difficult for the cameraman to jump to the upside down and avoid hitting any lightning there...

[eveofwonder]

What I love most about this scene is that it shows how good Eleven is. Everything she did, was to save her friends and family. She was never a monster, despite what Brenner wanted her to believe. Both Millie and Jamie did a fantastic job at portraying their characters and bringing them to life.

[annamariachasta]

What I love about One, is that (I don't know if it was on purpose) he really resembles the "image" created for the fallen angel. Literally, the perfect kid with the greatest potential, that had darker desires and got sent to another place, losing his power in this world, creating his own "hell". Even his appearence reminds of an angry angel, as if we ever knew what they'd look like if ever existed.

[purplebonbon]

This is one of the best cinematic representations of "Love beats Hate"

[marvelfanatic]

That was so cool that she thought of a loving memory instead of a sad or angry memory because hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that. And darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that.

[Alexzw]

2:46

Man when that song kicks in, this whole scene just feels so epic