Jason Momoa is having way too much fun as the revenge-seeking, over-the-top villain.

No one asked for this remake, but it looks like they’re trying to make it a little different from the original.

I could not be more excited to see Halle Bailey’s Ariel give Black kids a new role model to look up to.

Not only do we get more Miles Morales, but we also get Issa Rae as Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman and like a million other Spider-People. Count me in!

If nothing else, it’s set in the ‘90s, so there should be some fun, nostalgic references. Plus the cast includes Dominique Fishback, Tobe Nwigwe and Michaela Jaé Rodriguez.

Like all Pixar movies, this looks adorable. Once it hits Disney+ later in the year, you’ll probably be watching it a lot.

Black friends are trapped in a cabin in the woods during Juneteenth weekend and hilarious horror ensues.

Harrison Ford’s final go-round as Indy should be chock full of childhood nostalgia.

This documentary chronicles the NBA superstar’s unexpected rise to fame and how he changed the game of basketball forever.

We’re only here for Issa Rae as President Barbie.

John Boyega, Teyonah Parris and Jamie Foxx star in this wild sci-fi conspiracy/comedy. In this land of remakes and reboots, I’m excited anytime someone delivers a fresh, original story.

I’m sure die-hard fans of the Disney theme park ride are counting the days for this one, but for the rest of us, it’s your basic haunted house comedy.

If you like Magic Mike, but wish there was more Black representation, may I suggest Back on the Strip?

Kevin Hart and Gugu Mbatha-Raw lead a star-studded cast in what sounds like an Ocean’s 11-style heist movie.

I’ve always got time to watch Denzel “equalize” bad guys.