Beyond The Episode | Lioness (S3 E1)
Joe’s kidnapping, a brutal Ukraine extraction, and a deadly attack on her home make Lioness Season 3 Episode 1 Taylor Sheridan’s most intense and personal premiere yet.
Morgan Freeman
Reel Reviews | No You See Me: Now You Don’t
The Four Horsemen may be older and a little wiser, but their greatest illusion might be convincing us the ride isn’t over yet.
Summer Madness | Morgan Freeman (Day 10)
Few actors embody wisdom and gravitas like Morgan Freeman, a voice that soothes, a presence that commands, and performances that have defined generations. From his breakout in Street Smart to the timeless hope of The Shawshank Redemption, Freeman is more than an actor, he’s a cinematic institution.
Reel Reviews | Number One on the Call Sheet
What does it really mean to be Number One on the Call Sheet? In this landmark two-part documentary, Hollywood legends like Denzel Washington, Viola Davis, Angela Bassett, Eddie Murphy, and more pull back the curtain on the triumphs, pressures, and legacy of Black stardom.
Reel Reviews | My Dead Friend Zoe
What happens when the bond you can’t let go of might be the one thing holding you back? Sonequa Martin-Green and Natalie Morales shine in this offbeat, heartfelt comedy-drama about trauma, family, and the ghosts we choose to keep close.
Lioness (Recap) | The Compass Points Home (S2 E8)
Lioness Season 2 Episode 8 Recap examines “The Compass Points Home” as Joe risks everything to save her team, the CIA reshapes the balance of power, and one final homecoming delivers the season’s most emotional moment.
Special Ops: Lioness (Recap) | 2381 (S2 E6)
Lioness Season 2 Episode 6 Recap explores “2381” as Joe fights for her life after a devastating mission, Josephina confronts her father, and the CIA’s operation against Los Tigres spirals into a dangerous battle over loyalty, sacrifice, and survival.
Special Ops: Lioness (Recap) | Shatter the Moon (S2 E5)
Lioness is nothing if not consistent. Through the fog of its incessant sociopolitical incoherence (also nothing short of ur-typical of the militant-spy genre), each episode delivers an even mix of A-list scenery chewing, insane dialogue, and small-screen action that actually kinda rips.