This week, we revisit the 'family' fantasy classic, "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory," where a rich, candy inventor invites some kids to his factory to torture them...for being kids because he was bored and didn't have anything else to do that day...

This week, we revisit the black classic, "Love Don't Cost a Thing," where some boy RENTS a popular girl to help him learn that: when no one likes you, just become someone else. It's not rocket science...

This week, we revisit the black classic, "Sister Act 2," where a singer goes undercover as a nun...to teach...? "Inner city youth"?...it's a lot going on.

This week, we revisit the black classic, "Soul Food" where everybody talks about family, but you wonder if you're working with a different definition of it.

This week, we revisit the black classic, "Love and Basketball" where childhood friends to lovers make us wonder: who needs therapy when you got windows?

This week, we begin a segment called, "Movies Black People Love." The first movie we revisit is the fantasy comedy, "Matilda," and we're reminded that most adults suck, so if you read enough books, you can raise yourself. Oh, there's also magic involved, so that's probably helps too.

This week, we revisit the early 2000s teen film, "Save the Last Dance." You know, the one about ballet, hip hop, and falling in love...or least that's how it was advertised.

This week, we revisit the black classic, "The Wiz" and we're reminded that you can find home in animals, lawn decor, and robots. Oh, we also discover some hidden symbolism. Probably should have led with that...

This week, we revisit the black classic, "The Best Man" and we're reminded that relationships, platonic to romantic, can get complicated when you have a friend like Harper...I mean, when your past meets your present.

This week, we revisit the 2000s classic, "Bring it On" and uncover what the movie really was saying behind the jumps and twirls.