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Sadie Sink<\/a> can’t believe <\/span>Stranger Things<\/em><\/a> is finally coming to an end.<\/span><\/p>\n The actress spoke with ET’s Denny Directo at <\/span>Variety’s<\/span><\/em> Power of Young Hollywood event on Thursday — where she was honored alongside performer <\/span>Sabrina Carpenter<\/a>, <\/span>Saturday Night Live’s <\/span><\/em>Marcello Hernandez, and more young icons — and she reflected on filming the upcoming fifth and final season of the Netflix sci-fi hit.<\/span><\/p>\n “It’s been super positive, honestly. Because it’s the last season, we really want to savor every moment and just enjoy the time that we have together — and deliver a a season that everyone’s been kind of waiting for,” she shared.<\/span><\/p>\n As for getting honored at the event, for her work on <\/span>Stranger Things<\/span><\/em> as well as major parts in the Oscar-winning film <\/span>The Whale<\/span><\/em>, the Netflix horror trilogy<\/span> Fear Street<\/span><\/em>, and <\/span>Taylor Swift’<\/a>s epic 10-minute “All Too Well” music video, Sink said it felt like “such an honor.”<\/span><\/p>\n “Ive been in this industry for a while, so to have reached this point and achieve this is, I don’t know, I just feel very lucky and it’s a huge accomplishment,” she marveled.<\/span><\/p>\n ET spoke with<\/a> Sink’s co-star <\/span>Maya Hawke <\/a>at the<\/span> Inside Out 2<\/span><\/em> premiere back in June, and she shared that returning to film the final season has been “reinvigorating,” despite the big emotions for the cast.<\/span><\/p>\n “It’s already starting to be heartbreaking, you know? I mean, it’s the end of a really long journey,” Hawke reflected. “Longer for some of my castmates, even, than for me. So it’s really sentimental.”<\/span><\/p>\n “But as a late addition cast member, I feel like it’s my job to be here to facilitate their feelings and just be grateful and excited to have been a part of it at all,” she added.”<\/span><\/p>\n