Reel Reviews | Superman
Truth, justice, and a bold new take — our Superman review breaks down what soars and what stumbles.
Coming Attractions
Get your first look at what’s next. Coming Attractions is your early peek at the films everyone will be talking about — only on TheFilmGordon.
Essential Superman Watch & Read List
Before you see James Gunn’s new Superman take flight, revisit the stories that prove why the Man of Steel still matters.
The Gilded Age (Recap) | Portrait of a Lady on Fire (S3 E3)
The Duke pushes for more, George pushes back — and Bertha’s grand plans for Gladys start to unravel in this week’s The Gilded Age. Between broken dowry negotiations, bruised egos, and opera house humiliation, the Russells’ social climb hits a jagged rung.
Superman: Why We Still Believe a Man Can Fly
This Friday, the Man of Steel returns. From Siegel & Shuster’s original pages to James Gunn’s new DCU, Superman has carried our hopes for nearly a century. A hero who could rule but chooses to serve because true strength lifts us all.
Take the BIG show with you — anytime, anywhere!
New releases, real talk, hidden gems, and the biggest stories in entertainment, all in one place. Take the BIG show with you wherever you go.
Shaft and Boomerang | Two Milestones, One Legacy
Two films, two decades apart, Shaft and Boomerang, changed the face of Black cinema forever. From Roundtree’s iconic streetwise cool to Murphy’s polished, professional swagger, these classics remind us that Black style has always moved the culture forward, on screen and beyond.
Through Baldwin’s Eyes: Why I Am Not Your Negro Still Stings
In I Am Not Your Negro, Raoul Peck revives James Baldwin’s unfinished words as a scathing, timeless reckoning with America’s racial truth — and a mirror for generations still carrying the baton. This is a film that refuses to let us look away.