Here Are the Top 10 Most-Watched Movies on Hulu This Week, Including ‘Back to the Future’
Hulu’s movie selection is lighting up screens this week with a vibrant mix of old favorites and bold new releases. Whether you’re into heart-pounding action or lighthearted nostalgia, there’s something pulling in viewers from every corner.
This top 10 list of most-watched films, ranked from last to first, spans decades and genres, offering a snapshot of what’s resonating with audiences. Let’s jump into the lineup and explore what makes each movie a standout.
10. Back to the Future Part II (1989)
‘Back to the Future Part II’ (1989) sends Marty McFly on a wild ride through time, tackling a warped 1985 and a futuristic 2015. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd keep the energy high in this sequel.
Directed by Robert Zemeckis, the movie’s clever twists and iconic moments, like the hoverboard chase, make it a sci-fi gem that still feels fresh and fun.
9. Dirty Dancing (1987)
‘Dirty Dancing’ (1987) is a romantic classic where Baby and Johnny spark love and dance in a 1960s resort. Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey deliver unforgettable chemistry.
Emile Ardolino’s direction and the film’s iconic soundtrack, including ‘Time of My Life,’ keep it a feel-good favorite. The dance moves alone are worth the watch.
8. The Day After Tomorrow (2004)
‘The Day After Tomorrow’ (2004) plunges viewers into a frozen apocalypse as climate scientist Jack Hall fights to survive. Dennis Quaid anchors this Roland Emmerich disaster epic.
With stunning visuals of a snow-covered world and a timely environmental message, the film blends thrills with a call to action that hits home.
7. Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything (2025)
‘Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything’ (2025) is a documentary celebrating the trailblazing journalist’s life and career. Directed by Jackie Jesko, it dives into her groundbreaking interviews.
The film paints a vivid picture of Walters’ influence on media, making it a compelling watch for those drawn to real-life stories of impact and ambition.
6. Back to the Future (1985)
‘Back to the Future’ (1985) follows Marty McFly’s accidental trip to 1955, where he must fix the past to save his future. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd shine.
Robert Zemeckis crafts a timeless adventure with humor and heart. The DeLorean and clock tower climax keep it a beloved classic for all generations.
5. The Sandlot (1993)
‘The Sandlot’ (1993) is a warm tale of kids chasing baseball dreams and dodging a monstrous dog. Directed by David Mickey Evans, it’s a love letter to childhood.
With its quirky characters and iconic lines like ‘You’re killing me, Smalls,’ the movie’s nostalgic charm makes it a hit for family movie nights.
4. Wrath of Man (2021)
‘Wrath of Man’ (2021) stars Jason Statham as a cold-blooded guard with a hidden motive in a tense heist thriller. Guy Ritchie keeps the action tight and unpredictable.
The film’s gritty vibe and sharp plot twists deliver a knockout punch. It’s a must for anyone craving a dark, high-stakes story.
3. Hamilton (2020)
‘Hamilton’ (2020) captures the revolutionary musical about Alexander Hamilton, blending history with hip-hop flair. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s creation dazzles with a stellar cast.
Filmed live on stage, its powerful songs and dynamic storytelling make it a cultural touchstone. It’s perfect for viewers who love music and history in one package.
2. Independence Day (1996)
‘Independence Day’ (1996) pits Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum against alien invaders in a massive sci-fi showdown. Roland Emmerich delivers blockbuster thrills.
With epic destruction and a rousing speech by Bill Pullman, the movie’s mix of action and wit makes it a go-to for big-screen excitement.
1. Riff Raff (2024)
‘Riff Raff’ (2024) claims the top spot with its sharp comedy and crime caper vibes, led by Bill Murray and Pete Davidson. Dito Montiel directs this chaotic heist tale.
The film’s quick wit and quirky characters make it a standout. It’s a fresh, laugh-out-loud hit that’s earning its place at the top.
What’s your favorite from this week’s Hulu lineup, or is there another movie you can’t stop watching? Share your pick in the comments!