Tag: MOVIES

Welp. The Future of Gaming is all About AI | 2nd Opinion Podcast #392

3-15-2026 Crimson Desert Makes Controversial Change Just One Week Before Launch Just one week before its release, developer Pearl Abyss has quietly added Denuvo DRM, a controversial anti-tampering technology, to the PC version of Crimson Desert.  For those who might be unaware, Denuvo DRM has long been a controversial choice for a variety of reasons. The third-party software is used by developers to make it...

Alex is Finally Available for All in Street Fighter 6, Character Released Today

Today, we're all celebrating as Capcom has reactivated ALEX, who is now officially back in the Street Fighter roster! Although he's not free, you can unlock Alex by buying the Year 3 Character Pass, Year 3 Ultimate Pass, or purchasing him with Fighter Coins. With the much-anticipated release of ALEX, Capcom has introduced a variety of exciting new in-game updates designed to enhance the gameplay...

CGI Done Right: Gollum in Lord of the Rings

Nowadays, with major advances in technology CGI is playing a huge role in the movie making industry. Of course sometimes creators can go a little too far with CGI making the realistic looking aliens or monsters not so realistic looking and instead creepy or annoying (see Jar Jar Binks) but when they get it right it is nearly perfect. 

TFGP AfterHours Podcast 6 Award Winners, Love and Lost Icons

This week we discuss the winners of the Cinelinx Movie Awards. We also talk about our favorite romantic movies and the awesome success of our Kickstarter and we end the episode by talking about the deaths of Philip Seymour Hoffman and Shirley Temple Black.

TFGP AfterHours Podcast #5 Kickstarters and Movie Awards

Join Chris, Garrett, Shelby and Eric for a new episode of TFGP AfterHours.   You can also listen or download it here. ...

TMP Reviews: Take Me Home Tonight

TheMoviePool reviews the latest 80s nostalgia film Take Me Home Tonight, to help you decide if it’s worth the trip to the theater.  Is it just another period-based romantic comedy covering up unoriginal storyline with clichés, or a story with substance?