‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Tops HBO Max’s Most-Watched Movie List This Week: Here Are the Remaining Top 10 Films

Wondering what everyone pressed play on this week across Max? Here is a refreshed look at the films pulling in the most viewing time right now, drawn from the current Top 10 on the platform. You will see a mix of new releases, franchise entries, a family favorite, and a fresh stand up hour.

Use this quick guide to decide what fits your mood before you start streaming. Each entry highlights story basics, key talent, and useful background details so you know exactly what you are getting when you add it to your queue.

10. ‘A Minecraft Movie’ (2025)

This live action adaptation turns the open world of the game into a single quest that sends a small group across the Overworld after a major threat appears. Familiar mechanics show up on screen through crafting, exploration, and survival challenges that echo how players progress inside the game.

The production works with Mojang Studios so biomes, mobs, and materials line up with established lore. Expect to spot creatures like creepers and Endermen along with tools and structures that match in game logic from mining to building.

9. ‘Couples Retreat’ (2009)

Four couples book a remote island getaway that blends beach time with required relationship workshops. The story follows group exercises, scheduled activities, and therapist led sessions as the resort itinerary nudges everyone to participate.

The film features an ensemble that includes its writers among the cast and it was shot on a real tropical location that stands in for the resort. Each pair gets a separate thread that connects back to the center run by staff members who manage the program.

8. ‘Marc Maron: Panicked’ (2024)

This stand up special features new material shaped around personal history, culture, and the search for meaning. Long form bits loop back on earlier setups so callbacks tie the hour together by the close.

It is captured as one continuous set with simple staging so the focus stays on writing and timing. The special plays like a theater performance with minimal cutaways and a steady pace from start to finish.

7. ‘Get a Job’ (2016)

Recent graduates bounce between interviews, internships, and quick pivots while they try to find steady work. The script tracks résumés, references, and office politics as friends compare offers and revise plans.

Miles Teller and Anna Kendrick lead a cast that also includes Bryan Cranston and Alison Brie with Dylan Kidd directing. Scenes move between corporate offices and shared apartments to show how early career choices can change week to week.

6. ‘Kung Fu Panda 2’ (2011)

Po returns as the Dragon Warrior when a new weapon threatens the balance that kung fu masters work to protect. The journey explores Po’s past while the Furious Five take on missions that test teamwork and technique.

The voice ensemble includes Jack Black, Angelina Jolie, Gary Oldman, and Dustin Hoffman. DreamWorks Animation blends painterly flourishes with CG choreography for training sequences, duels, and moments of quiet that develop the characters.

5. ‘Sinners’ (2024)

A violent incident ripples through a small community and pulls unrelated people into a single investigation. The plot moves among detectives, family members, and bystanders as clues connect separate lives.

Multiple viewpoints assemble the timeline piece by piece so motive and opportunity emerge gradually. Ordinary settings like diners, back roads, and modest homes anchor the story while the case tightens around a few decisive leads.

4. ‘Alien: Covenant’ (2017)

A colony ship diverts to a planet that appears safe and instead finds traces of a lost expedition and a lethal organism. The crew encounters the synthetic David, which links this chapter to events from ‘Prometheus’ and sets the stage for the creature that defines the series.

Ridley Scott directs a cast led by Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, and Billy Crudup. Practical effects and on location work pair with digital builds to stage lander sequences, temple interiors, and laboratory scenes.

3. ‘Freaky Tales’ (2024)

This anthology presents four stories tied together by Oakland neighborhoods, local hangouts, and a gritty soundtrack. The vignettes track club scenes, street turf, and community legends that intersect by the end.

Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck write and direct with a cast that includes Pedro Pascal, Dominique Thorne, Jay Ellis, and Normani. Real locations and period detail ground each chapter in a specific block or venue so the pieces lock together naturally.

2. ‘Death of a Unicorn’ (2024)

A father and daughter hit a unicorn with their car and bring the body to a secluded corporate retreat, which sets off a scramble over supposed healing properties. What begins as an accident becomes a tug of war between secrecy and discovery.

Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega lead the film with scenes that shift between boardrooms, research spaces, and quiet forest roads. Production design contrasts clinical interiors with natural settings to underline how the find changes ordinary lives.

1. ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ (2025)

A group survives a large catastrophe after one person sees it coming, which restarts the series pattern of signs, omens, and an order to what follows. The survivors hunt for rules that might break the sequence while everyday objects set off chain reactions.

Connections to earlier ‘Final Destination’ entries appear through case files, news clippings, and references to past incidents. Set pieces build from small details so the investigation becomes a race to spot and interrupt each step before it closes in.

Tell us which of these you streamed this week and share your thoughts in the comments.