‘World War Z’ Tops Hulu’s Most-Watched Movies List This Week: Here Are the Remaining Top 10 Movies

If you’re looking for a quick way to catch up on what everyone’s streaming, this week’s Hulu lineup spans zombie blockbusters, road-trip comedies, true-crime deep dives, high-octane action, and comfort-watch classics. It’s a mix that makes it easy to match your mood—whether that’s chase scenes and showdowns or clever comedies with endlessly quotable lines.

Below, you’ll find ten titles drawing big attention right now. Each entry gives you the essentials—what it’s about, who’s in it, and the key creative names behind the scenes—so you can pick your next watch without any scrolling fatigue.

10. ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ (2006)

Set inside the high-pressure world of a New York fashion magazine, the story follows aspiring journalist Andy Sachs as she navigates a demanding assistant job under editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly. Anne Hathaway plays Andy, with Meryl Streep as Miranda, Stanley Tucci as Nigel, Emily Blunt as Emily, and Simon Baker as Christian Thompson.

Directed by David Frankel from Aline Brosh McKenna’s screenplay (based on Lauren Weisberger’s novel), the film was produced by Wendy Finerman and released by 20th Century Fox. The production shot largely in New York with additional scenes in Paris, and its awards recognition included a Golden Globe win for Streep.

9. ‘Night at the Museum’ (2006)

Ben Stiller leads as Larry Daley, a new night guard at New York’s American Museum of Natural History who discovers that exhibits—from Teddy Roosevelt to miniature cowboys—come to life after dark. The ensemble includes Robin Williams, Owen Wilson, Steve Coogan, Carla Gugino, Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney, Bill Cobbs, and Rami Malek.

Directed by Shawn Levy from a screenplay by Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon, the fantasy comedy is based on Milan Trenc’s 1993 children’s book. The film launched a franchise with multiple sequels and an animated continuation, produced under 21 Laps Entertainment and 20th Century Fox.

8. ‘She’s the Man’ (2006)

Loosely inspired by Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’, this campus sports comedy centers on Viola Hastings, who disguises herself as her twin brother to play boys’ soccer at Illyria Prep. Amanda Bynes stars as Viola, with Channing Tatum as Duke, and supporting turns from Laura Ramsey, Vinnie Jones, and David Cross.

Directed by Andy Fickman, the film’s screenplay is by Ewan Leslie, Karen McCullah Lutz, and Kirsten Smith, with production by The Donners’ Company and Lakeshore Entertainment. The movie blends teen romance and sports comedy beats, with Nathan Wang composing and Greg Gardiner serving as cinematographer.

7. ‘The Other Woman’ (2014)

A revenge-comedy premise drives the story of three women—Carly, Kate, and Amber—who discover they’ve all been involved with the same man and decide to collaborate. Cameron Diaz plays lawyer Carly Whitten, Leslie Mann is wife Kate King, and Kate Upton appears as Amber, with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Mark King.

Directed by Nick Cassavetes from a screenplay by Melissa K. Stack, the ensemble also features Nicki Minaj, Taylor Kinney, and Don Johnson. The film was produced by LBI Productions and distributed by 20th Century Fox, with Aaron Zigman composing the score and Robert Fraisse as cinematographer.

6. ‘Sisu’ (2022)

Set during the closing months of World War II in Finnish Lapland, the film follows Aatami Korpi, a former commando turned gold prospector, who clashes with a retreating Waffen-SS unit after they discover his gold. Jorma Tommila leads the cast as Aatami, with Aksel Hennie as SS officer Bruno Helldorf, Jack Doolan as Wolf, and Mimosa Willamo as Aino.

Written and directed by Jalmari Helander, the Finnish historical action thriller was produced by Petri Jokiranta. Shot in Lapland with a lean 91-minute runtime, the movie’s production partners include Subzero Film Entertainment and Good Chaos, with distribution handled by Nordisk Film in the Nordics and Lionsgate in North America.

5. ‘The Hidden Holocaust’ (2025)

This National Geographic documentary examines evidence-gathering efforts that seek to more fully map the scope of the Holocaust, spotlighting field investigations and historical research to identify sites and victims beyond the most widely known records. The film presents teams at work as they reconstruct events and locations to broaden the historical record.

Running approximately 44 minutes, the special is available on Hulu and emphasizes an investigative approach to understanding the genocide’s true scale. It is presented as a documentary feature under National Geographic’s banner with an informational focus on archival and on-site findings.

4. ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ (2023)

Keanu Reeves returns as John Wick, who uncovers a path to confronting the High Table while facing a formidable new adversary with far-reaching alliances. The plot crisscrosses global locales—Osaka, Berlin, Paris, and New York—and features returning allies and enemies as Wick continues his fight for freedom.

Chad Stahelski directs, with a screenplay by Shay Hatten and Michael Finch. The ensemble includes Donnie Yen (Caine), Bill Skarsgård (Marquis de Gramont), Laurence Fishburne (the Bowery King), Ian McShane (Winston), Lance Reddick (Charon), Rina Sawayama (Akira), Hiroyuki Sanada (Shimazu), Shamier Anderson (the Tracker), and Scott Adkins (Killa).

3. ‘Blood & Myth’ (2025)

This true-crime documentary investigates the violent 2012 case involving Teddy Kyle Smith, an Iñupiaq actor whose crimes and subsequent claims about “Iñukuns” from Alaska Native folklore drew national attention. The film explores how cultural myths, mental health, and the justice system intersect around a real-world manhunt and its aftermath.

Directed by Kahlil Hudson and distributed by Hulu, the documentary positions Smith’s story within the broader context of a remote Alaskan community, blending interviews and reportage with the region’s folklore. Producer credits include Jonas Bell Pasht and Jonah Bekhor.

2. ‘Sacramento’ (2025)

A buddy road comedy led by Michael Cera and Michael Angarano, the film follows two estranged friends—Glenn and Rickey—who jump into an impulsive trip that forces them to face looming adulthood, relationships, and unfinished business. Kristen Stewart appears as Rosie, while Maya Erskine plays Tallie, rounding out the core ensemble.

Directed and co-written by Michael Angarano (with Chris Smith), the movie premiered at the Tribeca Festival and features a compact 84-minute runtime. The cast list centers on Cera (Glenn), Angarano (Rickey), Stewart (Rosie), and Erskine (Tallie), with supporting turns that add texture to the offbeat, character-driven trip.

1. ‘World War Z’ (2013)

Brad Pitt stars as Gerry Lane, a former U.N. investigator racing against time to trace and contain a fast-moving global zombie pandemic that erupts with terrifying speed. The story moves across hotspots—from South Korea to Jerusalem to a tense finale in Wales—while supporting players like Mireille Enos (Karin Lane) and Daniella Kertesz (IDF soldier Segen) anchor the human stakes amid the spectacle.

Directed by Marc Forster and written by Matthew Michael Carnahan, Drew Goddard, and Damon Lindelof (from Max Brooks’s novel), the film was produced by Plan B Entertainment and Skydance. Its large-scale production and rewrites resulted in extensive reshoots before release; the finished movie went on to gross over half a billion dollars worldwide.

Share which of these you’re queuing up next—and what we should add to next week’s roundup—in the comments!