One of the instrumental themes in "Some Kind of Wonderful". This was played during Keith and Amanda's date where Keith takes her to a museum and reveals a painting he did of her.
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One of the instrumental themes in "Some Kind of Wonderful". This was played during Keith and Amanda's date where Keith takes her to a museum and reveals a painting he did of her.
Taking inspiration from the works of Steven Spielberg, John Carpenter, Stephen King, and George Lucas, among others, "Stranger Things", the Duffer Brothers (Writers/Directors) and Netflix sci-fi/horror series, pays perfect homage to '80s pop culture. The series is a treasure trove of '80s references. In this post, I am listing down the references I most like in the series. Let's begin.
1) The kids on their bikes – Reminiscent of the movie, “E.T.”
4) "Lando Calrissian" - While hiding in a bus from the bad men, Mike and the gang were radioed by Chief Hopper. Toothless exclaims "Lando Calrissian" and tells Mike not to answer for it could be a trap. Lando Calrissian, ofcourse, is the character who betrays Han Solo in the movie, The Empire Strikes Back
Here's R.O.S.E. with an original song called "Moonlight Blue".