Stranger Things 4 Finale Runtime Shorter than Expected? Scoop Inside

Stranger Things 4 Volume 1 has captured audiences all over the globe with its extraordinary villain and our same old Hawkins doing their best in beating this new villain from the Upside Down- Vecna. Amongst the very many things that shocked and overwhelmed audiences in the first volume, one of them sure is the long runtime. Stretching over seven episodes, each episode had a runtime of over an hour. With two more episodes left to conclude the fourth season that will fall under volume two of the show, audiences had been pretty convinced that the finale is going to have a runtime longer than movies even.

Well, the guess isn’t as accurate as we’d like it to be. Previously, it was reported that the Stranger Things Season 4 Finale will have a runtime of over two hours. It was noted to be 2.5 hours to 3 hours in total. However, the speculations can be put to rest as the official Twitter account for Stranger Things writers has finally revealed the exact runtime for the finale, which might just make you happy, sad and anxious all at the same time.

Stranger Things 4 Finale Runtime Revealed!

Also Read: Under the Banner of Heaven Finale Review: Andrew Garfield’s Series Finale is Filled With Revelations

2 hours 19 minutes seems rather short for a finale, where the season was filled with so much detail and revelations. With the final showdown between Vecna and Eleven left, we are yet to see all our characters unite. So, will this runtime be enough? Well, only time can tell. Stranger Things 4 Volume 2 will consist of two episodes and is scheduled to release on July 1, 2022, on Netflix.

You can watch Stranger Things 4 Volume 1 now on Netflix. To check out our review and other information on the latest season, click here.

Stranger Things 4 Volume 1 Trailer

Also Read: Stranger Things 4 Vol 1 Ending Explained: Eleven-Vecna’s Connection and More

Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

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