"Whatever your plans are for New Year's Eve, you're going to want to carve out a few hours for this: Netflix just confirmed that the long-awaited two-hour series finale of Stranger Things, titled "The Rightside Up," will premiere on Netflix (per the norm) and in movie theaters (*not* the norm) on Dec. 31 - marking Netflix's first-ever simultaneous theatrical and TV release."
""We're beyond excited that fans will have the chance to experience the final episode of Stranger Things in theaters," the Duffer Brothers said in a statement. "Getting to see it on the big screen with incredible sound, picture, and a room full of fans feels like the perfect - dare we say bitchin' - way to celebrate the end of this adventure.""
"Season 5 of Stranger Things will roll out in three parts: four episodes drop on Thanksgiving week (Nov. 26, to be precise), three on Christmas Eve (Dec. 24), and the finale on New Year's Eve. According to the season's official description, we'll return to Hawkins in the fall of 1987. Our heroes are united by a single goal: to find and kill Vecna."
Netflix will premiere the two-hour Stranger Things series finale, titled "The Rightside Up," simultaneously on its streaming service and in movie theaters on Dec. 31 at 5 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. ET. The theatrical run will play in more than 350 U.S. theaters through Jan. 1, 2026, marking Netflix's first-ever simultaneous theatrical and TV release for a series episode. Season 5 will roll out in three parts: four episodes on Nov. 26, three on Dec. 24, and the two-hour finale on New Year's Eve. The story returns to Hawkins in fall 1987 with the heroes united to find and kill Vecna. Creators Matt and Ross Duffer will transition to Paramount after their Netflix deal but will continue collaborating on Stranger Things-related projects.
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