All 49 Regina Hall Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Regina Hall as we present you with our latest movie roundup article. This talented actress has graced both the big and small screens with her phenomenal performances, and we’re excited to take you on a journey through her fascinating filmography.
From romantic comedies to thought-provoking dramas, our article highlights Regina Hall’s diverse career and the movies that have made her the beloved star she is today. Whether you’re a fan of her work or looking to discover her talent, this is the perfect article to keep you entertained and up-to-date with all things Regina Hall.
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1. Too Tired to Die (1998)
Too Tired to Die” is a witty and imaginative journey through the life of a young Japanese man named Keith. Filled with fantasy and comedy, this film delves into the depths of what life’s short journey might mean when Death becomes an unexpected companion. When Keith realizes he has only twelve hours left, he faces his mortality head-on, and the unexpected encounters provide laughter, romance, and a dash of the bizarre.
2. The Best Man (1999)
In 1999, “The Best Man” hit the screens, an enchanting romantic comedy that showcases the life of a Chicago writer. As the story unfolds, the writer finds himself caught in a whirlwind of emotions and chaos when his best friend, who’s about to get married, suspects that his new book’s plot is based on the bride’s passionate past.
3. Scary Movie (2000)
Scary Movie” (2000), directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans and written by Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans, and Buddy Johnson, is a hilarious comedy that parodies numerous horror films. The movie follows a group of bumbling teenagers who accidentally kill a man and dispose of his body.
4. Disappearing Acts (2000)
Disappearing Acts” is a riveting drama-romance, released in 2000, featuring a compelling story of a couple’s tumultuous relationship, directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood. Sanaa Lathan and Wesley Snipes star in the lead roles, supported by Michael Imperioli. With a runtime of 1 hour and 55 minutes, it is rated R for mature content. This film, with a plot revolving around a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship, has garnered 9 nominations in various award categories. The movie is part of the African-American cinematic genre and falls under Drama, Romance, and Comedy genres.
5. Love & Basketball (2000)
Love & Basketball” is a gripping drama, romance, and sports film that follows Monica and Quincy, two talented basketball players who embark on their journey together from childhood to adulthood. The movie highlights the struggles and triumphs they face while navigating their love for the game and each other. Directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, “Love & Basketball” is a tale of passion, ambition, and the unbreakable bond shared by two individuals who pursue their dreams side by side.
6. Scary Movie 2 (2001)
Scary Movie 2 is a hilarious and outrageous comedy featuring an all-star cast including Anna Faris, Marlon Wayans, and Tim Curry. The film follows four high school students who are tricked by their creepy science teacher, Professor Oldman (Curry), into visiting a haunted house for a school project.
7. The Other Brother (2002)
The Other Brother, “ released in 2002, is a heartwarming and comedic tale of love, self-discovery, and brotherhood. Starring Mekhi Phifer as Martin Blaze, a struggling writer in Harlem, this film follows his journey to win the heart of the captivating Paula, despite his self-doubt and the challenges of his complicated past.
8. Paid in Full (2002)
Paid in Full” is a gripping drama set in the heart of Harlem in the 1980s, where drugs have become an unavoidable part of daily life. A young and ambitious man, desperate to break free from his surroundings, decides to take control of the situation, building a powerful illegal empire. However, as he becomes entangled in the dangerous world of street crime and corruption, his growing sense of guilt forces him to question the morality of his actions.
9. 34th NAACP Image Awards (2003)
Step into the world of entertainment and celebration as we dive into the 34th NAACP Image Awards. Set in 2002, the ceremony brought together the best in music, television, and motion pictures to recognize the outstanding achievements of people of color. The show was hosted by the charismatic and hilarious Cedric The Entertainer, who brought his unique charm to every moment.
10. Malibu’s Most Wanted (2003)
Malibu’s Most Wanted” is a hilarious comedy-crime film released in 2003 directed by John Whitesell, featuring an all-star cast including Jamie Kennedy, Ryan O’Neal, and Blair Underwood. The movie revolves around a wealthy, privileged senator who arranges for his son, a young man with dreams of becoming a rapper, to be kidnapped by a pair of black actors pretending to be murderers. The Senator hopes to shock his son into reconsidering his future career choices.
11. Scary Movie 3 (2003)
In “Scary Movie 3, “ Cindy (Anna Faris), who we met previously in her fearless adventures against terrifying creatures, is entrusted with solving the mystery of ominous crop circles and eerie video tapes. As if that wasn’t enough to keep Cindy on her toes, she’s also asked to aid the President in stopping an extraterrestrial invasion. As Cindy dives headfirst into investigating these strange occurrences, all while surrounded by hilarious moments and outrageous pop culture references, she puts her unyielding comedic wit and bravery to the ultimate test.
12. Danika (2005)
Mother Danika’s fears for her children take on a chilling reality as she continually experiences nightmarish premonitions of unimaginable death and destruction in this gripping drama. Ariel Vromen directs this emotionally charged tale of love and responsibility against the backdrop of a family that faces the brink of terror.
13. King’s Ransom (2005)
King’s Ransom is a crime-comedy film that revolves around the hilarious story of a businessman who hatches a wild plan to outsmart a gold-digging wife. The plot unfolds when the dislikable character arranges for his own kidnapping, only to find himself surrounded by a multitude of would-be thieves, all eager to get their hands on his significant fortune.
14. The Honeymooners (2005)
The Honeymooners” is a light-hearted comedy that follows the adventures of working-class New York bus driver, Ralph Kramden, who is always dreaming up new ways to make his fortune — often with the help of his best friend, Ed Norton. Together they navigate the city’s busy streets, facing countless mishaps and hilariously attempting to live out their fantasies.
15. The Elder Son (2006)
The Elder Son” is a unique blend of comedy and drama, set in the backdrop of Los Angeles with an intriguing Russian twist. The story revolves around an accomplished clarinetist, who is unexpectedly thrown into a whirlwind of emotions when a local car thief, pretending to be his long-lost son, crashes his peaceful life. The film promises a riveting exploration of identity, trust, and fate, all while weaving humor through the unpredictable interactions of the characters.
16. Scary Movie 4 (2006)
Scary Movie 4" is a comedic horror film released in 2006, which continues the hilarious exploits of Cindy Campbell. The movie features a mix of classic horror movie references and parodies, as Cindy discovers that her house is haunted by a murdered child. As she embarks on a quest to reveal the truth, she also battles against an alien invasion led by Tr-iPods.
17. First Sunday (2008)
First Sunday (2008) delivers a funny and entertaining cinematic experience, blending comedy, crime, and drama into one captivating film. With a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes and an IMDb rating of 4.6, this movie tells the story of two hapless, small-time criminals who embark on a foolhardy mission to rob a church. When they inadvertently arrive a day prior to their plan, they spend the night with the church staff in an effort to retrieve the stolen money.
18. Superhero Movie (2008)
The 2008 comedy film, Superhero Movie, follows the life of orphaned high school student Rick Riker, who becomes a superhero after being bitten by a radioactive dragonfly. Although he gains superpowers such as super strength and speed, Rick is unable to fly. As a hero, he takes on the responsibility of keeping his town safe from the evil clutches of Professor Charles Xavier, who seeks world domination with the help of his henchmen, including Storm and Wolverine.
19. Law Abiding Citizen (2009)
Law Abiding Citizen” is a powerful and thrilling action-packed movie, released in 2009. It’s a story of intense justice gone rogue, following the life of a man deeply aggrieved by a plea bargain that set one of his family’s murderers free. This film explores the delicate balance between justice and revenge, featuring harrowing scenes involving physical torture and the ultimate act of retribution.
20. Death at a Funeral (2010)
Death at a Funeral” is a hilarious and unpredictable screwball comedy that stars Chris Rock, Martin Lawrence, and Keith David. Set at a funeral ceremony, the film takes a dramatic turn as family secrets and misplaced bodies take center stage. Directed by Neil LaBute and written by Dean Craig, this ensemble comedy is an enthralling combination of comedy and drama.
21. Mardi Gras: Spring Break (2011)
Mardi Gras: Spring Break” is a lively comedy film that takes college friends on an adventure to the city of New Orleans. Directed by Phil Dornfeld and written by Josh Heald, this 2011 production has a runtime of 1 hour and 28 minutes. The movie is rated R and features adult themes, making it suitable for mature audiences.
22. Think Like a Man (2012)
Think Like a Man” is a heartwarming and hilarious romantic comedy featuring an all-star African American cast that explores the complexities of modern relationships. When four friends discover their partners have been utilizing relationship guru Steve Harvey’s advice against them, they devise a plan to turn the tables. Filled with humor, heart, and infectious chemistry, this movie will leave audiences laughing and rooting for the characters as they navigate love and self-discovery.
23. BET Awards 2013 (2013)
Entertainment meets empowerment as the 13th BET Awards, hosted by Chris Tucker, celebrates African-Americans in television, films, music, and sports. Held on June 30, 2013, at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, this star-studded event aired on the Black Entertainment Television cable channel and showcased the achievements and excellence of these incredible entertainers. With an IMDb rating of 6.8, the night was filled with unforgettable moments and memorable performances that left the audience in awe.
24. The Best Man Holiday (2013)
The Best Man Holiday” is a heartwarming, laugh-out-loud comedy-drama film that brings its audience back in time to a Christmas reunion that stirs up old memories and rekindles long-forgotten relationships. After being separated for 15 years, college friends reunite for a holiday they will never forget. Filled with love, laughter, and surprising revelations, this movie takes the audience through a journey of self-discovery, friendship, and the power of love.
25. Walk On (2013)
Walk On” is a heartfelt and enlightening 2013 documentary film that tells the inspiring story of a disabled 21-year-old, born HIV positive, who takes on the challenge of training for an AIDS walk. As he educates others about HIV and disabilities, he forms an unlikely alliance with an amputee sprinter, a quadriplegic comic, and a Purple Heart veteran. Together, they explore the power of community, determination, and the human spirit.
26. BET Awards 2014 (2014)
Celebrate the triumphs and achievements of African Americans in television, films, music, and sports at the 14th BET Awards. Hosted by the versatile Chris Rock, this star-studded event was held on June 29, 2014, at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, California. Be sure to tune in as the BET Awards delves into the world of black music, television, and sports, airing on the Black Entertainment Television cable channel.
27. About Last Night (2014)
About Last Night, “ the modern reimagining of David Mamet’s classic 1996 comedy, follows two sets of couples as they navigate through life’s ups and downs, from the first few drinks at the bar to the heat and passion in the bedroom. The film, set in Chicago, delves into the heart of sexual perversity and humor, featuring intertwining romantic storylines and the unexpected twists of fate that put each couple’s relationship to the test.
28. Think Like a Man Too (2014)
Think Like a Man Too” is a hilarious and heartwarming romantic comedy that brings back the lovable and clever couples from the original 2012 film, “Think Like a Man. “ This time, the action is set in Las Vegas, as the couples plan to celebrate a wedding amidst all the excitement of the city. However, things don’t go as they planned, as misadventures lead to unexpected and precarious situations that threaten to derail the big event.
29. Vacation (2015)
Vacation, “ a hilarious road trip adventure, sees the dysfunctional Griswold family embarking on a cross-country journey to the legendary amusement park, Walley World. Led by the well-intentioned yet bumbling Rusty Griswold, played by Ed Helms, he hopes to reignite the spark in his marriage and reconnect with his wayward sons.
30. People Places Things (2015)
People Places Things” is a heartwarming, witty, and emotional comedy-drama that explores the complexities of love, parenthood, and the pursuit of happiness. Will Henry, played by Jemaine Clement, is a talented graphic novelist, now a single father to his twin daughters, navigating his way through the world of dating and a challenging teaching job. As he grapples with his midlife crisis, he learns to balance it all, all while dealing with past heartbreaks.
31. 2015 Soul Train Awards (2015)
Experience the unforgettable 2015 Soul Train Awards, a Music Awards ceremony hosted by the incredibly talented Erykah Badu. This prestigious event honorably celebrates the remarkable achievements of musicians of color during the year 2014.
32. With This Ring (2015)
With This Ring” is a delightful blend of comedy and romance that follows the lives of three single women who make a pact to find their partners at a New Year’s Eve wedding. As the deadline approaches, each woman faces different challenges in their quest for love.
33. 24th Annual Trumpet Awards (2016)
Celebrate African-American excellence and accomplishment with the 24th Annual Trumpet Awards. This special event, hosted by Nia Long and Terrence Jenkins, spotlights the achievements of influential leaders who inspire others. Join the celebration and witness the power of black culture in this 2-hour, music-filled television special.
34. When the Bough Breaks (2016)
When the Bough Breaks” is a riveting 2016 drama-thriller that explores the complexities of surrogacy and the dark side of obsession. Directed by Jon Cassar and written by Jack Olsen, the film stars Morris Chestnut and Regina Hall as a couple who, desperate to expand their family, seek the help of a surrogate mother. However, their decision sets off a series of dangerous events that lead the surrogate down a twisted path of fixation with the soon-to-be father.
35. BET Presents Love & Happiness: An Obama Celebration (2016)
Experience an unforgettable night of music, love, and celebration in “BET Presents Love & Happiness: An Obama Celebration, “ starring Regina Hall and Terrence Jenkins. This TV special, released in 2016, captures the magic of a White House concert held to honor Barack Obama’s 8-year presidency and his beloved wife Michelle Obama.
36. Barbershop: The Next Cut (2016)
Barbershop: The Next Cut is a heartwarming and humorous ensemble comedy-drama film that hits the sweet spot for viewers of all ages. Set in an urban neighborhood that has seen better days, the star-studded cast of Calvin’s Barbershop comes together, united in their quest to transform their community and restore hope to its residents.
37. VH1 Hip Hop Honors: The 90’s Game Changers (2017)
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Hip-Hop as VH1 presents ‘VH1 Hip Hop Honors: The 90’s Game Changers’ (2017), the ninth installment of the prestigious Hip-Hop Honors ceremony. Hosted by the talented Regina King, this unforgettable event pays tribute to the trailblazing artists, musicians, and cultural influencers who shaped the legacy of Hip-Hop in the “Old-School” and “Golden Age” eras. Prepare to be dazzled as the event takes place at the iconic Hammerstein Ballroom at Lincoln Center in New York City, promising a night to remember for both Hip-Hop fans and the stars of the genre.
38. Girls Trip (2017)
Experience the joy of sisterhood and the thrills of New Orleans in Girls Trip, a hilarious and heartwarming comedy-drama from 2017. When four longtime friends reunite for the bustling annual Essence Festival, they set off on a wild adventure filled with dancing, drinks, fights, and romantic encounters that will leave you laughing and cheering. Follow Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, and Jada Pinkett Smith as they navigate their way through the Big Easy, rediscovering their passion for life and each other.
39. Through the Fire: The Legacy of Barack Obama (2017)
Through the Fire: The Legacy of Barack Obama is a one-hour and ten-minute documentary that provides an in-depth look at the historic election of America’s first African-American president, Barack Obama, and his journey during his two-term presidency. This riveting film explores the political landscape and challenges faced by President Obama as he navigated his way through an election that would change the course of American history. With exclusive interviews from prominent political figures, such as Jesse Williams, Michele Bachmann, and Glenn Beck, the documentary offers a fresh perspective on the Obama era.
40. Naked (2017)
Naked, “ released in 2017, is a Comedy, Fantasy, and Romance film that received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. Directed by Michael Tiddes, the movie stars Marlon Wayans, Regina Hall, and Dennis Haysbert.
41. Tijuana Jackson: Purpose Over Prison (2018)
Tijuana Jackson: Purpose Over Prison” is a heartwarming comedy film released in 2020, featuring Romany Malco and Regina Hall as the lead stars. The film follows an ex-convict named Tijuana Jackson, who, after serving his time and being granted parole, sets out on a mission to become a world-renowned motivational speaker.
42. BET Awards 2018 (2018)
Experience the magic of music and entertainment as Jamie Foxx returns to host the 18th annual BET Awards in 2018. This epic ceremony honors the top entertainers in African American and black music, bringing together the best talents and unforgettable performances. Join the celebration as we witness the pinnacle of music accomplishments, while being treated to a spectacular show that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
43. The Hate U Give (2018)
The Hate U Give” is a powerful and heart-wrenching drama that sheds light on the complexities of race, identity, and the struggles faced by African Americans in modern society. Based on the bestselling novel by Angie Thomas, the film follows young Starr Carter as she comes face-to-face with the harsh realities of police brutality and the lingering effects it has on her and her community.
44. Support the Girls (2018)
Support the Girls” is a heartfelt and humorous comedy-drama that follows the life of the general manager of a highway-side sports bar, aptly called “The Double Down, “ who finds herself navigating the trials and tribulations of a long, peculiar day. With a unique combination of sexual harassment, marital strife, and a thriving sports bar atmosphere, the story unfolds as the relentless optimism of the manager is put to the test, as she faces the challenges of her girls, her customers, and herself. Regina Hall, Haley Lu Richardson, and Dylan Gelula deliver stellar performances as they explore the dynamics among the staff and the trials of everyday life.
45. 50th NAACP Image Awards (2019)
Step onto the red carpet for the 50th NAACP Image Awards, a celebration of outstanding achievements across music, television, and film made by people of color in 2018. Hosted by Anthony Anderson and Kate Beckinsale, the live broadcast from the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, California, honors the year’s most remarkable successes in African American and black culture.
46. Little (2019)
Little” is a comedy-fantasy that follows the life of a woman who gets stuck in her 13-year-old self after facing the stressors of adulthood. Set in the middle school world, this heartwarming film explores themes of body transformation and embracing one’s true self, all while delivering compelling portrayals of peer pressure and the challenges faced by African American and Black American women.
47. Shaft (2019)
In the 2019 reboot of the iconic original, “Shaft” tells the story of JJ Shaft, a cyber security expert with impressive credentials, yet finds himself entangled in an investigation that hits close to home. With the unexpected death of his best friend, JJ enlists the help of his family, including John “Shaft” Shaft, the legendary character played by Richard Roundtree.
48. Breaking News in Yuba County (2021)
Breaking News in Yuba County is a crime comedy-drama film that premiered in 2021, written by Amanda Idoko and directed by Tate Taylor. This movie boasts an impressive cast, including Allison Janney, Mila Kunis, and Regina Hall. Set in the town of Yuba County, the film follows a woman who takes full advantage of her growing celebrity status when she is left to believe her husband has gone missing. Little does she know that there’s more to the story than meets the eye.
49. Gonzo Girl (2023)
Gonzo Girl, directed by Patricia Arquette, tells the story of a talented yet struggling young writer who takes up a challenging job, working as an assistant to a renowned yet wild novelist. As she delves deeper into the world of literature and the enigmatic figure she is assisting, a series of unexpected events unfold that force her to confront her ambitions, beliefs, and the complexities of human nature.