Here Are All the Movies Coming to Hulu This Week, Including ‘Together’

Hulu is preparing for a massive content update to bridge the gap between the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026. This week features a significant library expansion that includes major theatrical hits and brand new streaming premieres. Viewers will have access to everything from classic science fiction and intense thrillers to lighthearted family comedies and musical events. Each title arrives at a specific time to ensure that subscribers have fresh entertainment throughout the holiday transition and the first weekend of January.

‘Together’ (2025)

The drama ‘Together’ arrives on the streaming platform on December 31 as one of the final releases of the year. This film focuses on the intricate relationships between family members as they deal with a series of life altering events. The narrative explores themes of resilience and unity while showcasing strong performances from its ensemble cast. It provides a grounded look at human connection during a time of significant personal transition.

‘Grand Prix of Europe’ (2025)

Racing enthusiasts can enjoy the arrival of ‘Grand Prix of Europe’ starting on December 31. This production captures the high stakes environment of elite international motorsport as drivers compete on one of the most challenging circuits in the world. The film utilizes advanced cinematography to bring viewers closer to the cockpit and the strategic decisions made by pit crews. It highlights the physical and mental demands placed on athletes at the pinnacle of their racing careers.

‘Predator’ (1987)

The classic science fiction action film ‘Predator’ returns to the service on January 1. Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as the leader of a special forces team that encounters a technologically advanced alien hunter in a dense jungle. The group must transition from hunters to the hunted as they attempt to survive an invisible enemy. This movie established a major franchise and remains a definitive example of eighties action cinema.

‘The Equalizer 2’ (2018)

Denzel Washington reprises his role as Robert McCall in ‘The Equalizer 2’ which joins the library on January 1. The plot follows the former operative as he seeks justice for the murder of a close friend and former colleague. McCall uses his specialized skills to track down a group of highly trained assassins while protecting those who cannot defend themselves. This sequel expands on the protagonist’s background while delivering intense tactical action sequences.

‘Super Troopers’ (2002)

The cult comedy ‘Super Troopers’ becomes available for streaming on January 1. The story follows a group of prank loving Vermont state troopers who find themselves in a budget battle with the local police department. While trying to save their jobs they stumble upon a serious drug smuggling ring that requires actual police work. The film is known for its irreverent humor and various comedic set pieces involving the main cast.

‘Drunk Parents’ (2019)

Alec Baldwin and Salma Hayek star in ‘Drunk Parents’ which makes its way to the platform on January 1. The comedy depicts a wealthy couple who attempt to hide their dire financial situation from their daughter and their social circle. A night of heavy drinking leads to a series of increasingly poor decisions and absurd schemes to make quick money. The narrative focuses on the chaotic lengths the characters will go to maintain their public image.

‘Don’t Follow Me’ (2025)

The thriller ‘No Me Sigas’ is scheduled to debut for subscribers on January 1. This film tells the story of an influencer who begins to notice strange occurrences that suggest she is being watched by a dangerous individual. The plot examines the darker side of social media fame and the vulnerability that comes with living a public life online. Tension builds as the protagonist tries to identify her stalker before the situation turns violent.

‘Big Daddy’ (1999)

Adam Sandler stars in the popular comedy ‘Big Daddy’ which arrives on January 1. The story follows a lazy law school graduate who adopts a young boy to impress his girlfriend and prove he is ready for responsibility. He soon discovers that parenting is far more difficult than he anticipated as he forms a genuine bond with the child. This film remains one of the most recognizable comedies of the late nineties era.

‘Bad Moms’ (2016)

The hit comedy ‘Bad Moms’ joins the streaming rotation on January 1. Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn star as overworked mothers who decide to ditch their conventional responsibilities for a life of freedom and fun. Their rebellion puts them at odds with the perfectionist leader of the Parent Teacher Association. The film explores the pressures of modern motherhood through a lens of raunchy and relatable humor.

‘Hacksaw Ridge’ (2016)

The biographical war drama ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ will be available to stream on January 1. It tells the true story of Desmond Doss who served as a combat medic during the Battle of Okinawa without ever carrying a weapon. Doss became the first conscientious objector to receive the Medal of Honor for saving dozens of lives under heavy fire. The film depicts both the brutality of war and the strength of personal conviction.

‘Taken’ (2008)

Liam Neeson stars in the high stakes thriller ‘Taken’ which arrives on January 1. Neeson plays a former CIA operative who travels across Europe to rescue his daughter after she is kidnapped by human traffickers. The film popularized the concept of a protagonist with a very particular set of skills used to dismantle criminal organizations. It served as a major turning point in the career of its lead actor and launched a successful franchise.

‘The Abyss’ (1989)

The visually ambitious science fiction film ‘The Abyss’ makes its way to the platform on January 1. Directed by James Cameron the story follows a civilian diving team tasked with searching for a lost nuclear submarine. During their mission they encounter a mysterious alien intelligence living in the depths of the ocean. The production is famous for its groundbreaking visual effects and the intense underwater filming conditions.

‘Irrational Man’ (2015)

Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone star in ‘Irrational Man’ which debuts on January 1. The plot centers on a philosophy professor who is experiencing a spiritual crisis until he finds a new sense of purpose through a controversial act. His life becomes entangled with a student and a colleague as he navigates the moral consequences of his choices. This film provides a stylized look at existential themes and the nature of morality.

‘Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan’ (2006)

The satirical mockumentary ‘Borat’ Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan arrives on January 1. Sacha Baron Cohen portrays a fictional Kazakh journalist traveling through the United States to make a documentary about American culture. The film utilizes real life interactions with unsuspecting people to highlight various social and political issues. It became a cultural phenomenon upon its release and is noted for its provocative style.

‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ (2015)

Families can enjoy ‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ when it joins the service on January 1. The animated sequel finds Count Dracula worried that his half human grandson is not showing enough vampire traits. He enlists his friends to put the boy through a monster in training boot camp while his daughter is away. The movie features a prominent voice cast including Adam Sandler and Andy Samberg.

‘Resident Evil’ (2002)

The action horror film ‘Resident Evil’ begins streaming on January 1. Based on the popular video game franchise the story follows Alice as she navigates a secret underground facility overrun by zombies. A powerful artificial intelligence has locked down the laboratory after a deadly virus was released. Alice must lead a team of commandos to escape the facility before the contagion spreads to the surface.

’28 Weeks Later’ (2007)

The intense horror sequel ’28 Weeks Later’ joins the catalog on January 1. Set six months after the initial viral outbreak in Britain the story follows the efforts of the American military to repopulate a safe zone in London. The recovery mission is jeopardized when a carrier of the virus enters the city and triggers a new wave of infection. This film is known for its fast paced action and bleak depiction of a societal collapse.

‘Behind Enemy Lines’ (2001)

Owen Wilson stars in the war thriller ‘Behind Enemy Lines’ arriving on January 1. An American naval flight officer is shot down over Bosnia during a reconnaissance mission and must survive on foot while being pursued by hostile forces. Gene Hackman plays the commanding officer who attempts to coordinate a rescue mission against diplomatic orders. The film focuses on the tension of a lone soldier navigating dangerous territory.

‘Little Manhattan’ (2006)

The charming romantic comedy ‘Little Manhattan’ will be available starting January 1. It tells the story of a young boy in New York City who experiences his first crush on a girl in his karate class. The narrative captures the innocence and intensity of childhood emotions set against the backdrop of the city. It is a family friendly film that explores the complexities of growing up and the nature of young love.

‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ (2015)

The stylized spy action film ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ arrives on January 1. Taron Egerton plays a rough young man recruited into a secret independent intelligence agency by a veteran agent played by Colin Firth. He undergoes a rigorous training program just as a global threat emerges from a tech billionaire. The film is recognized for its energetic action choreography and its unique take on the gentleman spy genre.

‘Taken 2’ (2012)

The action continues with ‘Taken 2’ joining the platform on January 1. In this installment Bryan Mills and his wife are taken hostage in Istanbul by a group seeking revenge for the events of the first film. Mills must guide his daughter to help them escape and once again use his skills to eliminate his captors. The sequel maintains the fast paced momentum of the original while reversing the kidnapping dynamic.

‘Idiocracy’ (2006)

The satirical science fiction comedy ‘Idiocracy’ becomes available on January 1. Luke Wilson stars as an average soldier who participates in a hibernation experiment and wakes up five hundred years in the future. He discovers a society that has become incredibly unintelligent and commercialized making him the smartest person alive. The film has gained a significant following for its social commentary on modern culture.

‘The Invisible Woman’ (2013)

Ralph Fiennes directs and stars in ‘The Invisible Woman’ which arrives on January 1. The biographical drama explores the secret love affair between the famous author Charles Dickens and a young actress named Ellen Ternan. The story depicts the challenges of their hidden relationship and the impact it had on Dickens’s public life and work. It provides a detailed look at the social constraints of the Victorian era.

‘We Shall Not Be Moved’ (2024)

The recent drama ‘No nos moverán’ is scheduled to premiere on the service on January 1. This film tells the story of an elderly woman who seeks justice for a crime committed decades earlier against her family. It deals with themes of memory and persistence and the importance of holding on to the past. The narrative provides a powerful look at individual courage within the context of historical events.

‘Hotel Transylvania’ (2012)

The original ‘Hotel Transylvania’ returns to the platform for viewers on January 1. Count Dracula operates a high end resort for monsters where they can be themselves without human interference. His world is turned upside down when a human traveler accidentally discovers the hotel and falls for Dracula’s daughter. This animated hit features a variety of classic monster characters in a comedic and family friendly setting.

‘The Predator’ (2018)

The modern update ‘The Predator’ joins the streaming library on January 1. A group of former soldiers and a scientist must team up to stop an evolved version of the alien hunter that has arrived on Earth. The film introduces new lore regarding the extraterrestrial species and their motives for visiting the planet. It blends large scale action sequences with the characteristic horror elements of the franchise.

‘Step Up’ (2006)

The popular dance film ‘Step Up’ makes its way to the catalog on January 1. Channing Tatum plays a street dancer who is sentenced to community service at a performing arts school where he meets a modern dance student. The two collaborate on a showcase that blends their different styles and helps them both achieve their professional goals. This movie launched a successful franchise and is noted for its impressive choreography.

‘Shutter’ (2008)

The supernatural horror film ‘Shutter’ will be available to stream on January 1. A photographer and his wife begin seeing mysterious ghostly images in their photographs after a tragic accident. As they investigate the origins of these shadows they uncover a dark secret from the husband’s past. The story builds tension through psychological scares and the unsettling nature of spirit photography.

‘RED’ (2010)

The action comedy ‘RED’ arrives on the streaming service on January 1. Bruce Willis stars as a retired CIA agent who is forced back into action when a hit squad tries to kill him. He reunites his old team of Retired Extremely Dangerous operatives to find out who is targeting them. The film features an all star cast including Morgan Freeman and John Malkovich and Helen Mirren.

‘The Hot Chick’ (2002)

Rob Schneider stars in ‘The Hot Chick’ which joins the library on January 1. The comedy involves a popular but mean high school girl who magically swaps bodies with a middle aged criminal. She must find a way to get her original body back before her prom while learning lessons about empathy and friendship. The film utilizes physical comedy as the protagonist navigates her new and unfamiliar life.

‘The Freshly Cut Grass’ (2024)

The contemporary film ‘The Freshly Cut Grass’ makes its debut for subscribers on January 1. This story examines the lives of two university professors who are both dealing with personal and professional crises. Their parallel journeys explore themes of desire and infidelity and the complexities of long term relationships. It provides a quiet and reflective look at the challenges of middle age in a modern academic setting.

‘Infinitely Polar Bear’ (2015)

Mark Ruffalo and Zoe Saldana star in ‘Infinitely Polar Bear’ which arrives on January 1. The biographical comedy drama follows a father with bipolar disorder who takes full responsibility for his two young daughters. While his wife pursues an education in another city he must navigate the daily struggles of parenting while managing his mental health. The film is a heartwarming and honest portrayal of family life and resilience.

‘Heat’ (1995)

The acclaimed crime drama ‘Heat’ becomes available on the platform on January 1. Al Pacino and Robert De Niro star as a high level detective and a professional thief locked in a game of cat and mouse. The film is famous for its realistic depiction of police work and its elaborate heist sequences set in Los Angeles. It remains one of the most influential crime films in modern cinema history.

‘A Good Day to Die Hard’ (2013)

Bruce Willis returns as John McClane in ‘A Good Day to Die Hard’ arriving on January 1. McClane travels to Russia to help his estranged son only to discover that the younger McClane is an undercover CIA agent. The father and son duo must work together to stop a global terrorist threat and protect nuclear weapons. This installment features large scale stunts and international settings for the long running action series.

‘Son in Law’ (1993)

The nineties comedy ‘Son in Law’ joins the streaming catalog on January 1. Pauly Shore stars as a flamboyant college student who accompanies a conservative farm girl to her home in South Dakota for Thanksgiving. His eccentric behavior clashes with the traditional values of the rural community leading to various comedic misunderstandings. The film follows his attempts to win over her family and fit into their quiet lifestyle.

‘Predators’ (2010)

The survival action film ‘Predators’ will be available to stream on January 1. A group of elite warriors from around the world are abducted and transported to an alien planet that serves as a hunting ground. They must band together to survive against a new breed of predators that are tracking them through the jungle. The film returns to the suspenseful roots of the original while expanding the extraterrestrial setting.

‘RED 2’ (2013)

The action continues with ‘RED 2’ which arrives on the service on January 1. Retired CIA agent Frank Moses reunites his team of elite operatives for a global quest to track down a missing portable nuclear device. They must battle an army of relentless assassins and power hungry government officials across Europe. The sequel maintains the blend of humor and stylized action that characterized the first film.

‘Call Me Claus’ (2001)

Whoopi Goldberg stars in the holiday comedy ‘Call Me Claus’ arriving on January 1. The story follows a cynical television producer who is recruited by the real Santa Claus to be his successor. She must decide if she is willing to take on the mantle of the legendary figure and bring joy to the world. It is a festive film that explores the spirit of the holidays and the importance of belief.

‘Predator 2’ (1990)

The urban sequel ‘Predator 2’ makes its way to the platform on January 1. Danny Glover stars as a police lieutenant in Los Angeles who discovers that a mysterious alien hunter is targeting gang members during a heat wave. He must track the creature through the city while avoiding government agents who want to capture it for study. The film moves the franchise from the jungle to a gritty metropolitan environment.

‘Empire Records’ (1995)

The cult classic ‘Empire Records’ becomes available for streaming on January 1. The film follows a group of record store employees over the course of a single day as they try to save their independent shop from a corporate takeover. Each character deals with their own personal struggles and ambitions while preparing for an in store appearance by a washed up pop star. It is a quintessential nineties film known for its soundtrack and ensemble cast.

‘Volcano’ (1997)

The disaster film ‘Volcano’ joins the streaming library on January 1. Tommy Lee Jones plays the head of an emergency management agency who must lead the response when a volcano erupts in the middle of Los Angeles. The city faces destruction as lava flows through the streets and subways prompting a desperate fight for survival. The production is recognized for its intense action and special effects portraying an urban catastrophe.

‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ (2000)

The Coen Brothers comedy ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ arrives on January 1. George Clooney stars as a convict who escapes from a chain gang with two others to search for a hidden treasure during the Great Depression. Their journey through Mississippi is a loose adaptation of the Odyssey featuring various eccentric characters and traditional folk music. The film is celebrated for its unique visual style and its award winning soundtrack.

‘The Equalizer’ (2014)

Denzel Washington stars in the original ‘The Equalizer’ which joins the platform on January 1. A man with a mysterious past comes out of self imposed retirement to protect a young girl from violent Russian gangsters. He uses his specialized skills and tactical precision to systematically dismantle the criminal organization. The film established the gritty and methodical tone for the successful action franchise.

‘The Illusionist’ (2010)

The animated feature ‘The Illusionist’ makes its debut for subscribers on January 1. The story follows an aging magician who travels to Scotland and meets a young girl who believes his tricks are real magic. They form a unique bond as they navigate a world that is moving away from traditional forms of entertainment. It is a beautifully hand drawn film that offers a poignant and quiet narrative.

‘I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer’ (2006)

The horror sequel ‘I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer’ arrives on January 1. A group of teenagers in a small town are haunted by a mysterious killer after a Fourth of July prank goes horribly wrong. One year after the event they begin receiving messages and find themselves targeted by a figure in a slicker with a hook. The film continues the slasher traditions of the franchise with a new cast of characters.

‘The Informers’ (2009)

The drama ‘The Informers’ will be available to stream starting January 1. Set in Los Angeles during the early eighties the narrative follows multiple interconnected characters including movie executives and rock stars and criminals. The story explores themes of decadence and alienation and the moral decay of the era. It features an ensemble cast including Billy Bob Thornton and Kim Basinger.

‘Interview’ (2007)

Steve Buscemi and Sienna Miller star in ‘Interview’ which joins the catalog on January 1. A fading political journalist is assigned to interview a popular soap opera star which leads to a night of psychological games and confessions. The two characters engage in a battle of wits as they try to uncover each other’s secrets within the confines of an apartment. The film is a dialogue driven exploration of celebrity and the media.

‘Ash’ (2025)

The science fiction thriller ‘Ash’ premieres on the streaming platform on January 2. A woman wakes up on a distant planet to find the rest of her crew brutally murdered and must decide if the man sent to rescue her is trustworthy. As they struggle to survive the harsh environment she begins to suspect that something far more sinister is occurring. The film is noted for its atmospheric tension and its exploration of isolation and paranoia.

‘Madeleine McCann: An ID Murder Mystery’ (2019)

The true crime documentary ‘Madeleine McCann: An ID Murder Mystery’ arrives on January 3. This series examines the disappearance of a young British girl from a holiday resort in Portugal which became one of the most famous missing persons cases in history. The program reviews the evidence and the various theories that have emerged over the years. It provides a comprehensive look at the investigation and the impact the case has had on the world.

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