The third, and currently the last, installment of the "Star Trek" film series is directed by Asian American Justin Lin.

WongFu has been on YouTube for over 10 years and has provided a voice and creative platform for Asian Americans.

How could I not include these two Pacific Islander ladies in the list?

In his directorial debut, Indian-American Chaganty presents a thrilling mystery starring John Cho.

On the surface “Harold and Kumar” is a straightforward film of two young men who simultaneously look for weed and a nearby White Castle.

Directed by Asian American Ang Lee and starring Suraj Sharma and Irrfan Khan, “Life of Pi” took home the most Academy Awards in 2013

After years of so-so and just plain not good Transformers movies, it was great to see a good, fun film like “Bumblebee”

I felt “Abominable” had all the elements of a great animated movie: heart, adventure, fun, and a hero on a mission.

“Aquaman” is the DCEU’s highest grossing film, even surpassing my girl Diana Prince, at $1.1 billion.

I thought “Free Solo” was about someone finding liberation through climbing. And I guess in a way that’s what this was.

Chuyia is an 8-year old widow.

I feel like this is pretty self-explanatory, but “Mulan” is one of the best Disney movies. This is fact, not my opinion :)