Here’s our list of the best Hulu movies for April 2024! Our selection goes beyond the usual suspects, offering hidden gems alongside some of the most buzzed-about titles, including sci-fi epics like Dune (2021) and Blade Runner 2049. So, ditch the usual suspects and watch into something new!
What are the best Hulu movies to watch in April 2024?
For Hulu subscribers, April 2024 brings countless fantastic movies. To help you navigate the vast library, we’ve curated a list of the best Hulu Movies for April. From hidden gems to the hottest releases, there’s something for everyone on this list. So, skip the channel surfing and dive into these must-watch titles!
All of Us Strangers
This beautiful story which centers around Adam, a screenwriter dealing with the loss of his parents three decades ago. His life takes an unexpected turn when he meets his neighbor Harry. As their connection deepens, Adam feels a powerful pull back to his childhood home. All of Us Strangers is a genre-bending blend of fantasy, romance, and drama. It explores themes of love, loss, and the enduring power of the past. The film has garnered critical acclaim, praised for its performances (especially Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal) and director Andrew Haigh’s masterful storytelling.
BlackBerry
BlackBerry takes you behind the scenes of a game-changing innovation. You’ll meet Mike Lazaridis, the visionary engineer, and Jim Balsillie, the shrewd businessman – an unlikely duo who join forces to create a revolutionary device. Witness their journey as they navigate the cutthroat world of Silicon Valley, battling competition and pushing the boundaries of technology. The film doesn’t shy away from the darker side of BlackBerry’s story. It goes into the company’s eventual downfall, exploring the reasons behind their decline from the top of the tech world. It’s a compelling human story about ambition, innovation, and the challenges of staying ahead of the curve. With stellar performances by Jay Baruchel and Glenn Howerton, this film is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Blade Runner 2049
This sequel to the classic 1982 film picks up three decades later, painting a captivating picture of a future Los Angeles. Ryan Gosling shines as K, a blade runner tasked with retiring (terminating) replicants – bioengineered beings indistinguishable from humans. Blade Runner 2049 asks viewers profound questions about humanity, what it means to be alive, and the burden of memories. Director Denis Villeneuve crafts a visually breathtaking world, filled with rain-soaked streets, towering neon signs, and hauntingly beautiful landscapes.
Butcher’s Crossing
Nicolas Cage delivers a gritty performance as Miller, a seasoned buffalo hunter leading a crew. Enter Will (Fred Hechinger), a disillusioned Harvard dropout seeking purpose and fortune on the frontier. Will convinces Miller to take him on, and together they venture deep into the wilderness looking for mighty buffalo herds. Butcher’s Crossing isn’t just about the hunt. It’s a brutal and introspective look at the harsh realities of life on the frontier. Director Gabe Polsky masterfully captures the desolate beauty and harsh unforgiving nature of the landscape. The film is a slow burn, building tension as Will’s initial naiveté crumbles in the face of the brutal realities he encounters.
The Creator
John David Washington stars as Joshua, a grizzled ex-soldier haunted by the loss of his wife. He is recruited by a desperate human resistance. His target: The Creator, the figure behind the advanced AI that threatens humanity’s very existence. The Creator isn’t just another action flick. It’s a suspenseful story with philosophical undertones. Joshua’s quest forces him to confront the lines between man and machine, and question the true meaning of war. The film explores themes of sacrifice, resilience, and the struggle for survival in a world reshaped by technology.
Dune (2021)
Dune is an adaptation of Frank Herbert’s seminal science fiction novel of the same name. The film captures the essence of the book’s rich mythology and complex themes, making it a treat for fans and newcomers alike. The movie takes viewers on a journey to the desert planet Arrakis, a harsh and unforgiving world rich in a substance called “spice,” the most valuable resource in the galaxy. House Atreides, led by Duke Leto (Oscar Isaac), is tasked with overseeing the harvesting of spice, but they soon discover the dangers that lurk beneath the sand.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is a love letter to a bygone era is a must-watch for film enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates a captivating story. Meet Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio), a once-hot television star now facing an uncertain future as the industry shifts around him. His loyal stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) navigates the underbelly of Hollywood, making sure Rick lands gigs even as his career wanes. The film is a slow burn, fueled by Tarantino’s signature style. Filled with sharp dialogue, quirky characters, and unexpected twists. The film is a celebration of classic Hollywood cinema, filled with homages to bygone genres and iconic actors.
Poor Things
Based on the novel by Alasdair Gray, Poor Things tells the extraordinary tale of Bella Baxter (Emma Stone). Brought back to life by the eccentric Dr. Godwin (Willem Dafoe) using an unorthodox method, Bella embarks on a life unlike any other. Free from the constraints of Victorian society, she embraces her newfound freedom with a zest for life. Poor Things is a delightful blend of genres. It’s part historical fiction, part dark comedy, and part fantastical romance. The film tackles themes of societal constraints, the power of female independence, and the pursuit of a life lived on one’s own terms.
