Star Wars: The Force Awakens – 3 Things That’ve Aged Well a Decade Later (& 3 That’ve Aged Badly)

Most Star Wars fans aren’t thrilled with the sequel trilogy. However, there was a period when discussions about characters like Rey and the roles of the original actors didn’t immediately spark outrage. Here’s a look at three aspects of Star Wars: The Force Awakens that still hold up well ten years later, and three that haven’t aged so gracefully.

Supergirl Star Milly Alcock May Have Just Spoiled a Major DCU Cameo in the New Movie

Milly Alcock, who plays Supergirl, recently shared that David Corenswet, who plays Superman, appears in the film. During a press conference with GamesRadar+, Alcock described a particularly challenging scene where she and Corenswet had to act in the fictional language, Kryptonian. She explained the scene was filmed in very cold weather – around 2 degrees – and that Corenswet quickly took on the difficult task of speaking the made-up language. Alcock said it was a tough day of shooting because the entire scene was performed in Kryptonian.

Fans Think A Skyrim Trailer Might Secretly Reveal Elder Scrolls 6’s Release Year

People are buzzing about a possible release date for The Elder Scrolls 6 after noticing something in the game. One character’s speech skill reached 27 while their level approached 20, leading some fans to speculate that this hints at a 2027 release. Those who believe it’s a clue point to the numbers being unusually precise, while others think it’s just a coincidence. Since Bethesda doesn’t often share updates about the game, even minor details like this are causing a lot of discussion.

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The Lord Of The Rings’ Connection To Christmas Explained

There’s plenty of evidence suggesting The Lord of the Rings is actually a Christmas franchise. A big part of its appeal likely comes from the fact that all three movies were originally released in mid-December. For three years in a row – 2001, 2002, and 2003 – fans looked forward to seeing Peter Jackson’s latest installment during the holiday season. But that’s not the only reason.

Tim Allen’s Forgotten 5% RT Christmas Movie Just Joined HBO Max (And It’s a Streaming Hit)

You know, as a total Christmas movie fanatic, I’m actually kind of fascinated by what people are watching right now. Apparently, everyone on HBO Max is watching Christmas with the Kranks! It’s that 2004 comedy with Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis where they try to ditch Christmas for a cruise, and things go hilariously wrong. It just landed on HBO Max after leaving Netflix, and it’s shot up to number two on their most-watched list – only beaten by Elf! Honestly, I always thought it was a pretty silly movie, but it’s doing better than classics like National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation and The Polar Express, even beating out something totally different like The Conjuring: Last Rites to round out the top five. It’s wild how much staying power that movie has!