When it comes to Black producers making lasting cultural impact, a few names echo through Hollywood and Tyler Perry is right at the top.
With his latest hit film, “Straws”, starring the always-flawless Taraji P. Henson, dominating the Netflix charts and setting social media abuzz, there’s never been a better time to dive or re-dive into Perry’s ever-growing catalogue of stories.
Whether you’re a newbie to his unapologetically emotional, faith-rooted dramas, or you’ve been quoting Madea since VHS days.
Netflix is currently dishing out a delicious buffet of Perry’s greatest hits, from laugh-until-you-cry comedies to heartfelt tales that hit you right in the feels.
So grab some popcorn (and maybe a tissue), and let’s explore the best Tyler Perry movies you can stream right now on Netflix.
1. A Fall from Grace (2020)
Tyler Perry’s first original film for Netflix, A Fall from Grace, plunges viewers into a tense legal thriller packed with suspense.
Also, the plot centres on Grace Waters, a woman accused of murdering her husband.
As her young, inexperienced lawyer digs deeper, disturbing truths begin to unravel.
With dramatic twists and standout performances, it’s a gripping story that keeps you guessing right up to the final scene.
2. Madea’s Family Reunion (2006)
It wouldn’t be a Tyler Perry roundup without a Madea feature.
Madea’s Family Reunion sees the beloved matriarch juggling the chaos of organising a family get-together while dealing with relatives facing personal battles.
With its signature blend of laugh-out-loud comedy and emotional storytelling, this film delivers heartfelt lessons on love, second chances, and healing.
3. The Single Moms Club (2014)
In The Single Moms Club, Tyler Perry explores friendship and resilience through the lives of five single mothers from different walks of life.
Brought together by their children’s school project, the women form a bond that becomes a source of support and strength.
Also, it’s a heartwarming and empowering film that celebrates motherhood and the beauty of unexpected connections.
4. I Can Do Bad All by Myself (2009)
Starring Taraji P. Henson and legendary singer Gladys Knight, I Can Do Bad All by Myself tells the redemptive tale of a nightclub singer whose life is upended when she is forced to take care of her niece and nephews.
With themes of faith, love, and personal transformation, this film is both moving and inspiring.
And yes, you’ll get a classic Madea cameo to lighten the mood.
5. Madea’s Big Happy Family (2011)
In this emotional rollercoaster wrapped in comedy, Madea’s Big Happy Family follows a family struggling with illness, broken relationships, and secrets.
When things begin to unravel, Madea steps in with her trademark tough love and hilariously blunt advice.
Also, the film skillfully mixes humour with life lessons, making it a fan favourite in the Madea franchise.
6. Daddy’s Little Girls (2007)
Starring Idris Elba and Gabrielle Union, Daddy’s Little Girls is one of Perry’s most emotionally resonant films.
Also, It tells the story of a hardworking single father battling for custody of his daughters.
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With themes of justice, integrity, and love, the film showcases Perry’s talent for storytelling that tugs at the heartstrings while spotlighting strong, Black family dynamics.
