Michael B. Jordan has conquered everything from television and movies to music videos and video games. The multitalented man even directed and produced Creed 3. And since he is also starring in the film, it gives audiences a chance to view his array of skills in one shot. While he’s acted in films with big names and franchises to uphold, like Space Jam: A New Legacy and 2015’s Fantastic Four, this list looks at some of Jordan's best movies and where to stream them.

Creed 2 Is About Deadly Opponents and Demons from the Past

Hailed as a worthy successor to both the original Creed movie and the Rocky movies, Creed 2 keeps the heart by following the emotional growth and struggles of Jordan's Adonis Johnson without losing the action and drama. When Adonis initially sought out Rocky Balboa for training, all he knew of his father was the little he’d left behind after being killed in a 1985 bought with a Russian boxer, Ivan Drago. Ignoring Balboa’s advice, Johnson agrees to a match with Drago’s son, who is nearly as dangerous as his father. In preparing Johnson for this fight, Rocky and Adonis must face the demons within.

Creed 2 is available on Hulu for free with a subscription and to rent on Vudu.

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Chronicle Is a Dark Take on Superheroes

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In this sci-fi superhero movie, teens Andrew, Matt and Steve (Johnson) tangle with a mysterious substance that leaves them with superpowers. As the powers kick in, their lives slip from their control, and their darker impulses beg to be set free. The film unfolds via the lens of Andrew’s camera, giving the audience a first-person perspective on their struggles.

Chronicle is available to rent on Prime Video.

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Just Mercy Is the Powerful Story of a Civil Rights Attorney

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Based on the true story of Walter McMillian, who got convicted of murder and whose trial lasted a mere two days, Just Mercy focuses on the young attorney, Bryan Stevenson, played by Jordan, who defends the underrepresented and wrongly accused. He ends up with the case of McMillian, who has now been sentenced to death for the murder he didn’t commit, despite evidence proving his innocence. Stevenson struggles against racism, political and legal pitfalls, and loopholes to get McMillian’s life back. Beautiful acting by the cast draws in the viewer and transfers powerful emotions via the screen.

Find Just Mercy for free on Hulu with a subscription or rent it on Prime Video.

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Fruitvale Station Gives Light to Tragic Circumstances

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Set in 2009 and based on the story of Oscar Grant, a young, unarmed black man killed by a white police officer in Oakland, CA, Fruitvale Station looks back at the events leading up to officer Johannes Mehserle shooting Grant. Director Ryan Coogler focuses on the heartbreaking essence of the situation, making the film a poignant rather than wrathful look at a thorny subject. Though viewers’ opinions of the manner in which Coogler handled the subject matter vary, the acting, including Jordan's performance, is superb.

Fruitvale Station is free with a subscription on Hulu, Prime Video and Roku. It’s also available to rent on Vudu.

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Black Panther Has All the Action and Wonder

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To the delight of fans, Black Panther delivered everything a superhero flick should. When young King T’Challa gets challenged by Killmonger (Jordan) after assuming the throne of Wakanda, he must put all the power behind his Black Panther persona into protecting his people and the life they’ve cultured in Wakanda. Full of larger-than-life heroes and villains and drool-worthy technology, Black Panther is a laudable addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Catch Black Panther for free on Disney+ with a subscription, or rent it on Prime Video.