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From Chronicle to Without Remorse, Michael B. Jordan has a ton of movies that you can stream or rent this weekend.

Octavia Spencer doesn't have any bad performances. But what are her best ones? You're about to find out.

Have some pumpkin pie with these brand new additions to Netflix's November library!

It's (almost) the most wonderful time of the year on Netflix, with Kurt Russell as Santa, a Michael B. Jordan classic and the movie version of Hillbilly Elegy all coming our way.

The movie that started it all for Ryan Coogler is still incredibly relevant and inspired by true events.

There are so many great indies out there, here's a few good ones by people of color.

Due to recent events, we thought it important to discuss and showcase movies that highlight race and social justice. We still have a ways to go.

Michael B. Jordan has revealed why he started pushing for roles written for white actors around the time of Fruitvale Station's debut.

The American Film Institute tends to play a little more fast and loose with its annual end of the year best movies list when compared against other organizations. Usually, there’s at least one selection odd enough to cause a double take. Last year, for example, more than a few heads were turned by the surprising selection of Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises.

The character Wolverine has racked up quite the list of movie appearances in the last thirteen years, from key roles in the X-Men movies and now two solo ventures. The latest, The Wolverine, arrived in theaters this weekend, but audience response might be enough to show producers it's time to let the character return to being just another part of the mutant pack.

We couldn't force ourselves to see The Lone Ranger or Despicable Me 2-- sorry, guys. So instead we buckle up for a bit of a fight over next week's indie release Fruitvale Station, which won a slew of prizes at the Sundance Film Festival in January and is preparing to open in limited release

After taking Sundance on a dark ride and earning some major awards in the process, Fruitvale Station is two months away from wreaking a small amount of havoc on the psyches of movie-goers across the nation, and it can’t get here fast enough. But it probably shouldn’t take the train to get here.

One of the most talked about films of the Sundance Film Festival this past January was the first feature by writer-director Ryan Coogler, Fruitvale Station (formerly known as Fruitvale). A native of Oakland, California, Coogler found the inspiration for this harrowing drama painfully close to home in the tragic tale of Oscar Grant, a 22-year-old who was fatally shot in the back by a BART police officer on New Year's Day 2009.