Here Are the Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Hulu, Including ‘Inheritance’

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Hulu is refreshing its library this weekend with a mix of highly anticipated new releases and beloved classics. Subscribers can look forward to a critically acclaimed coming-of-age indie, a brand new spy thriller, and several holiday favorites just in time for the season. The lineup includes everything from psychological dramas and biographical hits to family-friendly comedies. Whether you want to watch a teenager direct a play or see apes rise to power, the streaming service has plenty of options.

‘Griffin in Summer’ (2025)

'Griffin in Summer' (2025)
Honor Role

Fourteen-year-old Griffin Nafly spends his summer vacation attempting to stage a serious drama about marital strife. His artistic ambitions are complicated when he develops a crush on Brad, a twenty-five-year-old handyman and failed performance artist. Griffin alienates his friends by firing them from his production to make room for his new muse. This coming-of-age comedy explores the awkward intensity of youthful obsession and the desire to be taken seriously.

‘Inheritance’ (2025)

'Inheritance' (2025)
Miramax

Maya is thrust into a dangerous world of espionage when she reconnects with her estranged father, Sam, shortly after her mother’s death. She initially believes he is a real estate businessman, but she soon uncovers his true identity as a spy involved in an international conspiracy. The story takes her across the globe as she attempts to save him and retrieve sensitive information. This tense thriller keeps the audience guessing about who Maya can trust as she navigates a web of deceit.

‘Black Swan’ (2010)

'Black Swan' (2010)
Fox Searchlight Pictures

Nina Sayers is a dedicated ballerina who wins the lead role in a New York City production of Swan Lake. She struggles to embody the dual roles of the innocent White Swan and the sensual Black Swan while facing immense pressure from her artistic director. The arrival of a rival dancer fuels her paranoia and pushes her toward a psychological breakdown. This intense drama examines the destructive nature of perfectionism and the price of artistic greatness.

‘Superbad’ (2007)

'Superbad' (2007)
Columbia Pictures

High school seniors Seth and Evan want to attend a graduation party and lose their virginity before heading to different colleges. Their plan to supply alcohol for the night goes awry and leads to a series of chaotic run-ins with police officers and eccentric characters. The two friends must navigate separation anxiety and social awkwardness as their night spirals out of control. This comedy captures the bond of male friendship with crude humor and surprising heart.

‘Straight Outta Compton’ (2015)

'Straight Outta Compton' (2015)
Universal Pictures

The film chronicles the rise of the hip-hop group N.W.A. from the streets of Compton to global fame in the late 1980s. Dr. Dre, Eazy-E, and Ice Cube use their brutally honest lyrics to speak out against police brutality and life in their neighborhood. Their explosive popularity brings both success and internal conflict as egos and business disputes threaten to tear the group apart. It serves as a powerful biographical drama about a pivotal moment in music history.

‘Rise of the Planet of the Apes’ (2011)

'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' (2011)
20th Century Fox

Scientist Will Rodman tests a viral-based drug on chimpanzees in an attempt to find a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. The experiment grants a young chimp named Caesar human-like intelligence, but he is eventually separated from his human family and mistreated in a sanctuary. Caesar leads an uprising against his captors and ignites a revolution that changes the balance of power on Earth. This origin story revitalized the franchise with emotional depth and groundbreaking visual effects.

‘The Santa Clause’ (1994)

'The Santa Clause' (1994)
Walt Disney Pictures

Divorced father Scott Calvin accidentally causes Santa Claus to fall from his roof on Christmas Eve. He puts on the red suit to finish the deliveries and unknowingly accepts a binding contract to become the new Santa. Scott must navigate his physical transformation and convince his skeptical family that he is truly Father Christmas. This holiday classic blends humor with the magic of believing in the impossible.

‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ (2021)

'Home Sweet Home Alone' (2021)
20th Century Studios

Max Mercer is accidentally left behind when his family travels to Japan for the holidays. He must defend his home from a married couple attempting to steal a valuable heirloom they believe is inside. The film updates the classic premise with new traps and a fresh perspective on the intruders’ motivations. It offers a modern reimagining of the franchise for a new generation of viewers.

‘Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising’ (2016)

'Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising' (2016)
Universal Pictures

Mac and Kelly Radner are ready to sell their house when a rowdy sorority moves in next door and threatens their sale. They team up with their former enemy Teddy Sanders to wage a turf war against the new group of college students. The couple uses pranks and sabotage to drive the girls out while dealing with their own parenting insecurities. This sequel addresses themes of female empowerment and growing up through raunchy comedy.

‘Dr. Dolittle 2’ (2001)

'Dr. Dolittle 2' (2001)
20th Century Fox

Dr. John Dolittle must use his ability to talk to animals to save a local forest from being destroyed by loggers. He attempts to reintroduce a circus bear named Archie into the wild to mate with a lone female bear and protect the habitat. The doctor struggles to balance his professional duties and family life while teaching the pampered bear how to survive in nature. The film combines family-friendly humor with an environmental message.

Let us know which of these movies you are most excited to watch this weekend in the comments.

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