Here Are All the Movies Coming to Hulu This Week, Including a Classic Educational Drama Starring Robin Williams

Hulu is refreshing its library this week with a massive influx of films ranging from brand-new 2025 releases to beloved Hollywood classics. Subscribers can look forward to a diverse lineup that includes the latest international thrillers, Academy Award winners, and family favorites from Disney and Pixar. Whether you are in the mood for high-stakes political drama, nostalgic comedies, or animated adventures, the streaming service has something scheduled for every day of the week. The slate notably features several recent Mexican and Latin American productions alongside major blockbusters. Here is the complete list of movies coming to Hulu between February 23 and March 1.

‘Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City’ (2021)

This reboot of the action-horror franchise returns to the origins of the massively popular video game series. Set in 1998, the story follows a group of survivors who must uncover the dark secrets of the Umbrella Corporation as Raccoon City transforms into a dying wasteland. Claire Redfield and her brother Chris join forces with other S.T.A.R.S. members to survive a night of terror against unleashed zombies and biological mutations. The film aims to capture the claustrophobic atmosphere of the original games, focusing more on horror than the action-heavy predecessors. It arrives on Hulu on February 23.

‘Tornado’ (2025)

Director John Maclean returns with this British period action drama set in the rugged landscape of 1790s Scotland. The plot centers on a young Japanese woman named Tornado who finds herself on the run from a ruthless gang led by a man named Sugarman. As she flees across the moors, she must rely on her skills and wits to survive the pursuit and protect her family’s legacy. Starring Kōki, Jack Lowden, and Tim Roth, this visually striking film blends western and samurai genres in a unique historical setting. You can stream this new release starting February 24.

‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ (2025)

Bill Condon directs this musical drama adaptation of the acclaimed novel, starring Jennifer Lopez and Diego Luna. The story takes place in an Argentine prison in 1983, where a window dresser named Molina shares a cell with a revolutionary named Valentin. To escape the grim reality of their incarceration and torture, Molina spins an elaborate tale about a glamorous movie diva, forging an unlikely bond with his stoic cellmate. This film reimagines the classic story with dazzling musical numbers that contrast sharply with the characters’ brutal surroundings. It premieres on the platform on February 27.

‘The Accountant’ (2016)

Ben Affleck stars as Christian Wolff, a mathematics savant with more affinity for numbers than people, who works as a freelance accountant for some of the world’s most dangerous criminal organizations. When the Treasury Department’s Crime Enforcement Division begins to close in, he takes on a legitimate client to lower his profile. However, as he uncovers a discrepancy involving millions of dollars, the body count starts to rise. The film combines intense action sequences with a complex character study of a man operating on the autism spectrum. It becomes available to watch on February 27.

‘A Journal for Jordan’ (2021)

Directed by Denzel Washington, this emotional drama is based on the true story of First Sergeant Charles Monroe King and the journal he wrote for his infant son. Michael B. Jordan plays King, a soldier deployed to Iraq who pens lessons on life and love for his child back home, while Dana Canedy, played by Chanté Adams, reflects on her romance with him. The film navigates themes of sacrifice, family, and the enduring power of love amidst the tragedy of war. It serves as a touching tribute to military families and lands on Hulu on February 28.

‘Passengers’ (2016)

Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt star in this sci-fi romance set aboard a massive spacecraft traveling to a distant colony planet. Due to a malfunction in the sleep chambers, two passengers are awakened 90 years too early, leaving them stranded together for the remainder of their lives. As they fall in love and explore the luxury ship, they discover a grave danger that threatens the lives of the thousands of sleeping passengers on board. The film features stunning visual effects and explores the ethical dilemmas of isolation in deep space. It will be available for streaming on February 28.

‘Kinds of Kindness’ (2024)

Yorgos Lanthimos directs this surreal anthology film that reunites him with actress Emma Stone, alongside Jesse Plemons and Willem Dafoe. The movie consists of three distinct but thematically linked stories, exploring control, obsession, and the bizarre lengths people go to for acceptance. Each segment features the same cast playing different roles, showcasing their versatility in dark and often absurd comedic situations. Known for its distinct visual style and offbeat narrative, this critical darling arrives on Hulu on February 28.

‘Fight Club’ (1999)

David Fincher’s cult classic stars Edward Norton as an insomniac office worker who finds an outlet for his repressed anger when he meets the charismatic Tyler Durden, played by Brad Pitt. Together, they form an underground fight club that evolves into something much more dangerous and revolutionary. The film is a biting satire on consumer culture and toxic masculinity, featuring a twist ending that has become legendary in cinema history. This intense psychological drama hits the platform on March 1.

‘Love of My Loves’ (2014)

This Mexican romantic comedy, originally titled Amor de mis amores, follows the chaotic events leading up to a wedding. As the protagonist travels to Madrid to find her best friend, unexpected complications and past loves threaten to derail the upcoming nuptials. The film explores themes of fidelity, destiny, and the realization that sometimes the person you are meant to be with is not who you expect. Directed by Manolo Caro, it offers a humorous look at modern relationships. You can watch it starting March 1.

‘Juno’ (2007)

Elliot Page stars as a whip-smart teenager who faces an unplanned pregnancy and decides to find the perfect adoptive parents for her unborn child. Written by Diablo Cody, the film is known for its sharp dialogue, indie soundtrack, and heartfelt performances from a cast that includes Michael Cera, Jennifer Garner, and Jason Bateman. It navigates the complexities of adolescence and adulthood with a unique blend of humor and sincerity. This Academy Award-winning comedy-drama becomes available on March 1.

‘The Secret Agent’ (2025)

Set in 1977 Brazil during the military dictatorship, this political thriller is directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho and stars Wagner Moura. The plot follows a university professor who must go on the run and navigate a web of surveillance and danger as he attempts to flee the country. The film captures the paranoia and tension of the era, delivering a gripping narrative about resistance and survival against an authoritarian regime. This highly anticipated international release premieres on Hulu on March 1.

‘Chilangolandia’ (2021)

This satirical comedy weaves together multiple storylines set in the bustling chaos of Mexico City. From corrupt politicians to everyday citizens trying to make ends meet, the characters’ lives intersect in unexpected and often hilarious ways as they chase money and power. The film offers a biting critique of social stratification and corruption while celebrating the resilience of the city’s inhabitants. It provides a vibrant and raucous portrait of modern Mexican society, streaming on March 1.

‘Memoirs of a Geisha’ (2005)

Based on the best-selling novel, this visually sumptuous film tells the story of Chiyo, a young girl sold into the life of a geisha in pre-WWII Japan. As she transforms into the legendary Sayuri, she navigates a world of beauty, rivalry, and hidden secrets while harboring a forbidden love. Directed by Rob Marshall, the movie won multiple Academy Awards for its art direction, cinematography, and costume design. Viewers can revisit this sweeping historical romance starting March 1.

‘I Don’t Know Whether to Slit My Wrists or Leave Them Long’ (2013)

Directed by Manolo Caro, this Mexican comedy-drama explores the tangled lives of neighbors living in the same apartment building. Originally titled No sé si cortarme las venas o dejármelas largas, the story delves into their secrets, infidelities, and repressed desires, which are all brought to the surface by the arrival of a new tenant. The film balances dark humor with emotional moments as the characters confront the reality of their relationships. It joins the Hulu library on March 1.

‘London’ (2006)

Chris Evans and Jessica Biel star in this drama about a drug-fueled party where a man tries to win back his ex-girlfriend before she moves away. Most of the film takes place in a bathroom, where the characters engage in intense, philosophical, and often erratic conversations about love and pain. The movie is a gritty look at addiction and heartbreak, featuring a supporting performance by Jason Statham. It becomes available for streaming on March 1.

‘Good Savage’ (2025)

This Mexican satirical black comedy, known as Buen salvaje, follows an American couple who move to a remote town in northern Mexico in search of artistic inspiration. Their presence disrupts the local dynamic, and their romanticized view of the country clashes with the harsh and absurd realities they encounter. Starring Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, the film uses meta-narrative elements to critique cultural imperialism and the exoticization of rural life. You can watch this sharp social commentary on March 1.

‘Garfield’ (2004)

The famous lasagna-loving orange tabby cat comes to life in this live-action and CGI hybrid film featuring the voice of Bill Murray. Garfield’s lazy life is turned upside down when his owner, Jon Arbuckle, adopts a dog named Odie, whom Garfield immediately resents. However, when Odie is kidnapped, Garfield must get off the couch and embark on a rescue mission. This family-friendly comedy arrives on Hulu on March 1.

‘Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties’ (2006)

In this sequel, Garfield travels to London and is mistaken for a royal cat named Prince who has just inherited a castle. While enjoying the royal treatment, Garfield must stop a villainous aristocrat who plans to destroy Prince’s estate. The film features the same blend of live-action and voice acting, offering more antics for fans of the comic strip character. It will be available to stream on March 1.

‘Speed’ (1994)

Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock star in this high-octane action classic about a Los Angeles bus rigged to explode if its speed drops below 50 miles per hour. A police officer must board the moving vehicle and keep the passengers safe while trying to outsmart the bomber, played by Dennis Hopper. The film is renowned for its non-stop tension and practical stunts that defined 90s action cinema. It races onto the platform on March 1.

‘The Revenant’ (2015)

Leonardo DiCaprio won his first Best Actor Oscar for his visceral performance as frontiersman Hugh Glass in this survival epic directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu. After being mauled by a bear and left for dead by his hunting team, Glass crawls through the frozen wilderness to seek revenge on the man who betrayed him. The film is celebrated for Emmanuel Lubezki’s stunning natural-light cinematography and its brutal, realistic depiction of the American frontier. It becomes available on March 1.

‘West Side Story’ (2021)

Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of the legendary musical transfers the story of Romeo and Juliet to 1957 New York City. The film explores the rivalry between the Jets and the Sharks while focusing on the star-crossed romance between Tony and Maria. With vibrant choreography and a screenplay by Tony Kushner, this version adds historical context and depth to the classic songs and characters. You can stream this acclaimed musical starting March 1.

‘Cast Away’ (2000)

Tom Hanks delivers a tour-de-force performance as a FedEx executive who becomes stranded on a deserted island after a plane crash. The film chronicles his physical and mental struggle for survival over four years, with only a volleyball named Wilson for company. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, it is a profound exploration of human resilience and the need for connection. This survival drama lands on Hulu on March 1.

‘Marie Antoinette’ (2006)

Sofia Coppola’s stylized biographical drama creates a modern, pop-infused portrait of France’s infamous teen queen. Kirsten Dunst stars as Marie Antoinette, capturing her isolation and extravagance within the stifling rules of the court at Versailles. The film is noted for its anachronistic soundtrack, pastel color palette, and Academy Award-winning costume design. It will be available for viewing on March 1.

‘Angel On The Clock’ (2018)

This animated Mexican film, also known as The Angel in the Clock, tells the story of a young girl named Amelia who wants to stop time. Diagnosed with leukemia, she embarks on a fantasy adventure inside a mechanical clock world where she learns the value of the “here and now.” It is a heartwarming and poignant tale designed to help children and families understand difficult topics through magical storytelling. The movie arrives on the service on March 1.

‘Long Shot’ (2019)

Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron demonstrate surprising chemistry in this romantic comedy about a free-spirited journalist who reconnects with his former babysitter, now the U.S. Secretary of State. As she prepares a presidential run, she hires him as a speechwriter, leading to an unexpected romance that threatens her political career. The film balances sharp political satire with genuine heart and laugh-out-loud humor. It begins streaming on March 1.

‘Pearl Harbor’ (2001)

Michael Bay’s blockbuster war drama focuses on two childhood friends, played by Ben Affleck and Josh Hartnett, who become pilots and fall for the same nurse, played by Kate Beckinsale. Their personal drama unfolds against the backdrop of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and the subsequent Doolittle Raid. The film is known for its massive scale, pyrotechnics, and extensive action sequences depicting the historical event. It becomes available on March 1.

‘Perfect Strangers’ (2017)

In this Mexican adaptation of the Italian hit Perfectos desconocidos, a group of friends gathers for a dinner party and decides to play a risky game. They agree to place their cell phones on the table and share every text, email, and call they receive during the meal. Secrets are revealed, marriages are tested, and friendships are shattered as the night progresses. This tense and claustrophobic comedy-drama arrives on Hulu on March 1.

‘Lords of Dogtown’ (2005)

Set in the 1970s, this biographical drama chronicles the rise of the Z-Boys, a group of young surfers who revolutionized skateboarding in Venice Beach, California. Starring Heath Ledger, Emile Hirsch, and Victor Rasuk, the film captures the gritty, rebellious spirit of the era and the birth of extreme sports culture. It explores how fame and business eventually threatened the bonds of their friendship. You can watch this cult favorite starting March 1.

‘1938: When Mexico Recovered Its Oil’ (2025)

Titled 1938: Cuando el petróleo fue nuestro in its home country, this Mexican historical drama depicts the events leading up to the oil expropriation by President Lázaro Cárdenas. The film dramatizes the political maneuvering, social unrest, and national pride that defined this pivotal moment in Mexico’s history. It offers a cinematic look at a key event that shaped the nation’s sovereignty and economy. This new release premieres on Hulu on March 1.

‘It Was Just an Accident’ (2025)

Acclaimed Iranian director Jafar Panahi returns with this taut thriller about a man seeking revenge. The story follows an auto mechanic who believes he has located the former intelligence officer who tortured him in prison, identifying him solely by the sound of his prosthetic leg. As he recruits other victims to confirm the man’s identity, the film explores the psychological toll of trauma and the moral complexity of vengeance. This award-winning international film arrives on March 1.

‘Firehouse Dog’ (2007)

A pampered Hollywood superstar dog gets lost and ends up being adopted by a shabby fire station. There, he bonds with a young boy and helps the crew turn their luck around, learning what it means to be a true hero rather than just playing one on TV. This family comedy features slapstick humor and a heartwarming message about teamwork. It will be available to stream on March 1.

‘Raising Arizona’ (1987)

The Coen Brothers’ screwball comedy stars Nicolas Cage as an ex-convict and Holly Hunter as a police officer who marry and discover they cannot have children. Desperate for a family, they decide to kidnap one of the famous “Arizona Quints,” leading to a chaotic series of events involving bounty hunters and escaped convicts. The film is beloved for its frantic energy, unique visual style, and memorable dialogue. It hits the platform on March 1.

‘Musth’ (2013)

This Mexican drama centers on a group of friends whose lives are disrupted when they reunite, forcing them to confront buried secrets and past betrayals. The narrative explores the complexities of loyalty, love, and the difficult choices people make that affect those closest to them. With an ensemble cast, the film provides an intimate look at the shifting dynamics of adult friendships. It becomes available for viewing on March 1.

‘Demon Inside’ (2013)

Also known as Espectro, this Mexican horror film stars Paz Vega as a psychic who becomes agoraphobic after a traumatic experience. Confined to her apartment, she begins to suspect that she is not alone and that the building is haunted by a malevolent spirit. The movie blends psychological tension with supernatural scares as the protagonist struggles to distinguish between reality and madness. Horror fans can stream it starting March 1.

‘The Insider’ (1999)

Michael Mann directs this gripping biographical drama starring Al Pacino and Russell Crowe. It tells the true story of Jeffrey Wigand, a whistle-blower who exposed the tobacco industry’s secrets, and Lowell Bergman, the 60 Minutes producer who fought to get his interview aired. The film is a tense examination of corporate power, journalistic integrity, and the personal cost of telling the truth. It arrives on Hulu on March 1.

‘Point Break’ (1991)

Kathryn Bigelow’s action classic stars Keanu Reeves as an FBI agent who goes undercover to infiltrate a gang of bank-robbing surfers led by Patrick Swayze’s charismatic Bodhi. As the agent gets drawn into the adrenaline-fueled lifestyle, he struggles with his duty to the law and his growing bond with the criminals. The film is iconic for its skydiving and surfing sequences, as well as the chemistry between its leads. It surfs onto the platform on March 1.

‘Silver Linings Playbook’ (2012)

Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence star in this romantic comedy-drama about a man with bipolar disorder trying to rebuild his life after a stint in a mental health facility. He meets a young widow with her own struggles, and they strike a deal to help each other navigate a dance competition and their fractured relationships. The film was a critical and commercial success, earning Lawrence an Academy Award for Best Actress. It becomes available on March 1.

‘The Internship’ (2013)

Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson reunite as two salesmen whose careers have been torpedoed by the digital age. In an attempt to reinvent themselves, they talk their way into a coveted internship at Google, where they must compete against a group of tech-savvy geniuses half their age. The comedy highlights the generation gap and the changing landscape of the modern workplace. You can watch it starting March 1.

‘My Cousin Vinny’ (1992)

Joe Pesci stars as Vinny Gambini, a loudmouth New York lawyer who travels to Alabama to defend his cousin against a murder charge. Despite his lack of trial experience and clash with the local judge, Vinny’s street smarts and his fiancée’s automotive expertise prove crucial to the case. Marisa Tomei won an Oscar for her scene-stealing performance as Mona Lisa Vito. This courtroom comedy classic lands on Hulu on March 1.

‘The Good Girls’ (2019)

Set during the 1982 economic crisis in Mexico, Las niñas bien follows a wealthy socialite whose perfect life begins to crumble as her husband’s business fails. The film is a stylish and satirical look at the Mexican upper class, exploring themes of status, denial, and social decline. It features a critically acclaimed performance by Ilse Salas. It will be available for streaming on March 1.

‘Magic in the Moonlight’ (2014)

Colin Firth stars as a cynical illusionist who is hired to expose a young American medium, played by Emma Stone, who has charmed a wealthy family in the South of France. set in the 1920s, the film features lush cinematography and a lighthearted romantic plot as the skeptic finds his worldview challenged. It explores the conflict between rationalism and the desire for magic in life. This period comedy arrives on March 1.

‘Crazy Heart’ (2009)

Jeff Bridges delivers an Oscar-winning performance as Bad Blake, a washed-up country music singer battling alcoholism and a fading career. When he meets a young journalist, he finds a shot at redemption, but his personal demons threaten to destroy his second chance. The film features original music, including the award-winning song “The Weary Kind.” It becomes available to watch on March 1.

‘Ratatouille’ (2007)

Pixar’s animated masterpiece tells the story of Remy, a rat with a refined palate who dreams of becoming a chef in Paris. He forms an unusual alliance with a garbage boy at a famous restaurant, controlling his movements to create culinary masterpieces. The film is a celebration of art, food, and the idea that greatness can come from anywhere. It begins streaming on March 1.

‘Dead Poets Society’ (1989)

Robin Williams gives a legendary performance as John Keating, an English teacher at a strict boys’ preparatory school who inspires his students to seize the day. Through poetry and unconventional teaching methods, he encourages the boys to challenge conformity and pursue their own dreams. The film is a moving drama about the impact of mentorship and the pressure of societal expectations. It will be available on March 1.

‘Finding Nemo’ (2003)

This beloved Pixar adventure follows Marlin, an overprotective clownfish who traverses the ocean to find his captured son, Nemo. Along the way, he teams up with Dory, a blue tang with short-term memory loss, encountering sharks, turtles, and jellyfish. The film is celebrated for its breathtaking underwater animation and emotional story about parenting and letting go. You can stream it starting March 1.

‘The Descendants’ (2011)

George Clooney stars as a Hawaiian land baron who must reconnect with his two daughters after his wife falls into a coma. As he navigates his grief and parental duties, he also discovers a painful secret about his wife’s life that complicates his decisions regarding the family estate. The film balances humor and tragedy against the beautiful backdrop of Hawaii. It arrives on the service on March 1.

‘Frozen’ (2013)

Disney’s global phenomenon introduces sisters Anna and Elsa, the latter of whom has the magical power to control ice and snow. When Elsa accidentally traps their kingdom in eternal winter, Anna sets off on a journey to find her sister and break the spell. Featuring the hit song “Let It Go,” the film subverts traditional fairy tale tropes by focusing on the bond of sisterhood. It becomes available on March 1.

‘Toy Story’ (1995)

The film that launched Pixar and changed animation forever introduces Woody, a cowboy doll who feels threatened by the arrival of a high-tech spaceman figure named Buzz Lightyear. As rivals for their owner Andy’s affection, the two toys get lost and must work together to return home before Moving Day. It remains a landmark in cinema for its storytelling and computer-generated visuals. Viewers can revisit this classic on March 1.

‘Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story’ (2004)

Vince Vaughn and Ben Stiller face off in this sports comedy about a ragtag group of misfits who enter a dodgeball tournament to save their local gym. Stiller plays the erratic owner of a corporate fitness chain, while Vaughn leads the lovable losers of Average Joe’s Gym. The film is packed with quotable lines, physical comedy, and celebrity cameos. It hits the platform on March 1.

‘Sugar Kisses’ (2013)

Titled Besos de Azúcar in Spanish, this Mexican coming-of-age film follows a young boy trying to navigate first love amidst the corruption and violence of his Mexico City neighborhood. His innocent romance with the stepdaughter of a local boss puts him in dangerous crosshairs. The movie blends a tender love story with a gritty depiction of social reality. It will be available for streaming on March 1.

‘Mardi Gras: Spring Break’ (2011)

A group of college friends travels to New Orleans to experience the legendary Mardi Gras celebration. What starts as a quest for wild parties and romance turns into a series of misadventures as they navigate the chaotic festival atmosphere. The film is a raunchy road-trip comedy that leans into the tropes of the spring break genre. It joins the Hulu lineup on March 1.

‘Dirty Grandpa’ (2016)

Robert De Niro and Zac Efron star in this raunchy comedy about an uptight lawyer who is tricked into driving his grandfather to Florida for spring break. De Niro plays the foul-mouthed elder who is determined to have a wild time after his wife’s funeral, dragging his grandson into a series of outrageous situations. The film relies on shock humor and the odd-couple dynamic between the two leads. It becomes available on March 1.

‘Made of Honor’ (2008)

Patrick Dempsey plays a serial dater who realizes he is in love with his best friend, played by Michelle Monaghan, just as she gets engaged to a wealthy Scotsman. He agrees to be her “maid” of honor, planning to use the wedding festivities to win her heart before she walks down the aisle. The romantic comedy features picturesque Scottish locations and traditional wedding hijinks. You can watch it starting March 1.

‘There’s Something About Mary’ (1998)

This gross-out comedy classic from the Farrelly brothers stars Ben Stiller as a man who tracks down his high school crush, Mary, played by Cameron Diaz, years after a disastrous prom date. He soon discovers that he is just one of many men obsessed with her, leading to a chaotic competition for her affections. The film is famous for its boundary-pushing humor and heart. It arrives on Hulu on March 1.

‘Amores incompletos’ (2023)

In this Mexican comedy-drama, a 65-year-old man discovers his late wife’s diary, which reveals she had three secret lovers. Consumed by jealousy and curiosity, he embarks on a journey across Baja California to track down each of the men. The road trip becomes a path to understanding his marriage and making peace with his loss. It will be available to stream on March 1.

‘127 Hours’ (2010)

Danny Boyle directs this intense biographical drama starring James Franco as mountain climber Aron Ralston. While hiking alone in Utah, Ralston becomes trapped by a fallen boulder and must make an unimaginable decision to survive after five days without help. The film is a visceral and kinetic portrayal of human endurance and the will to live. It becomes available on March 1.

‘Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)’ (2014)

Michael Keaton stars as a washed-up superhero actor attempting to revive his career by writing, directing, and starring in a Broadway play. Directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, the film is shot to look like a single continuous take, immersing the audience in the chaotic backstage world. It won Best Picture at the Academy Awards for its innovative style and dark humor. This modern masterpiece arrives on Hulu on March 1.

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