Woke movies that are actually good?

Captain Marvel wasn't bad. I enjoyed it well enough.

The problem with the "woke" crew is that they shoot themselves in the foot by ramping up the hostile, women-are-better-than-men (or alternatively: minorities-are-better-than-white-people) rhetoric instead of just making movies with female leads who are well-written.

Take a movie like A League of their Own for instance. It's a female-focused story whose major characters (except for Tom Hanks, who is in a supporting role) are women with initiative, but those women (and the story surrounding them) never come off as unnecessarily hostile or anti-man. Yes, it's a female empowerment story, but it's told in a reasonable way that makes viewers--both men and women--get behind the characters and want to see them succeed.

I'm not sure why today's Hollywood filmmakers can't just make films like that today, instead of the weird iconoclastic shit that they're repeatedly giving us.

Just because it has women in it, doesn't mean it's "woke". The term implies a dose of ideology and politics. Looks like this is another one of these terms that become so widespread that they lose its meaning.

Mermaid Down is extremely woke but surprisingly not a bad watch.

Doom Annihilation woke Doom but is almost in the so bad it's good category

Most of Neil Blomkamp's films are preachy left-wing politics (though not quite as bad as the SJW stuff as he isn't OBSESSED with positive "representation" of gays, Muslims, etc.) but his sci-fi films are still pretty entertaining. I thought 'Chappie' was a lot of fun, for example.

Not a movie, but one notable example that fits your criteria is the most "woke" episode of last season of Doctor Who was ironically one of the best episodes. The Rosa Parks episode was extremely preachy and really hit the audience over the head with "white people BAD!" and how much society has "evolved" since then, but the episode was fun, engaging, and very entertaining. They basically gave the historical events of Rosa Parks a "Back to the Future" type twist where they have to make sure she gets on the segregated bus at the exact time and place it originally happened so history can be restored. Most of the "female Doctor" stuff was boring and forgettable, so I found it weird that the most hard hitting SJW story was one of the best ones.

The vast majority of SJW moves are garbage, especially the ones that only exist to push an agenda, like John Q (preaching a "right" to socialized medicine), or The Danish Girl (preaching "support Transgender rights!!!")

Roots

are jordan peele's movies considered woke?

About half of the Star Trek movies are good

Blockers shoehorned pretty much every ethnicity and sexual orientation into the movie and I still thought it was good.