July is shaping up to be a strong month for Black film and television on Netflix. Whether you’re revisiting modern classics or diving into brand-new releases, the streaming service has plenty worth adding to your queue. Fan favorites like Ali, Lena Waithe’s Queen & Slim, White Chicks, and both Ride Along films arrive at the start of the month, while Michelle Buteau closes the book on Survival of the Thickest. New originals like 72 Hours starring Kevin Hart, join returning favorites and acclaimed dramas led by some of Hollywood’s biggest names. Here are the Black-led films and series hitting Netflix in the coming days and weeks.

‘Ali’ – (July 1)

Will Smith steps into the ring as Muhammad Ali in Michael Mann’s biopic following the boxing icon during one of the most defining stretches of his career. Jon Voight, Jamie Foxx, and Mario Van Peebles round out the cast.

‘Queen & Slim’ – (July 1)

A routine traffic stop changes two lives forever in Melina Matsoukas’ acclaimed debut feature. Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-Smith star in the romantic drama written by Lena Waithe.

‘Ride Along’ – (July 1)

Before he can marry the woman he loves, Ben must survive one long patrol alongside her no-nonsense police detective brother. Kevin Hart and Ice Cube make for an entertaining comedy duo.

‘Ride Along 2’ – (July 1)

Police work takes Ben and James from Atlanta to Miami as they investigate a drug kingpin before wedding bells ring. Expect more laughs, action, and plenty of arguments between Hart and Ice Cube.

‘Talk to Me’ – (July 1)

Inspired by the life of radio legend Ralph Waldo “Petey” Greene, Kasi Lemmons’ drama stars Don Cheadle as the outspoken broadcaster who became a powerful voice in Washington, D.C. Taraji P. Henson and Chiwetel Ejiofor co-star.

‘White Chicks’ – (July 1)

Two FBI agents disguise themselves as wealthy hotel heiresses after a high-profile kidnapping plot threatens to derail their careers. The Wayans brothers’ comedy remains one of the genre’s biggest cult favorites.

‘Survival of the Thickest’ [Season 3] – (July 2)

Michelle Buteau’s comedy reaches its final season as Mavis Beaumont tackles another chapter in love and work. Expect returning favorites, memorable guest appearances, and one last ride before the series wraps.

‘Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?’ – (July 3)

Friendships and marriages are tested during an annual getaway when painful truths begin coming to light. Janet Jackson, Jill Scott, Sharon Leal, and Tasha Smith headline Perry’s relationship drama.

‘Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too?’ – (July 3)

Annual vacation plans head south after an unexpected visitor stirs up unresolved issues for four longtime couples. Perry reunites the original ensemble for another emotional chapter.

‘Zola’ – July 10

Taylour Paige stars in this unpredictable A24 film inspired by the viral Twitter thread that had everyone talking. Colman Domingo delivers one of the movie’s standout performances.

‘Wicked: For Good’ – (July 20)

Oz calls once again as Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande reprise their roles in the second half of Jon M. Chu’s musical adaptation. Longtime fans finally get the conclusion to Elphaba and Glinda’s story.

‘72 Hours’ – (July 24)

An accidental text lands Kevin Hart’s character at a bachelor party packed with strangers, creating one disaster after another. Tim Story directs the comedy featuring Teyana Taylor, Mason Gooding, Marcello Hernández, and Andy Garcia.

‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ – (July 27)

Lupita Nyong’o leads the franchise prequel exploring how New York City responded during humanity’s terrifying first encounter with the deadly creatures. Joseph Quinn co-stars.

‘Terry McMillan Presents: His, Hers & Ours’ – (July 31)

Romance develops under unexpected circumstances after two protective parents clash over their children’s relationship. Taye Diggs and Lesley-Ann Brandt headline the latest adaptation inspired by Terry McMillan’s work.

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