Discover the Must-See Movies Coming to Hulu This February 2025!

Of course, as one of the pioneers in streaming services, Hulu boasts a rich collection of films for its audience to peruse. As Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, the platform plans to enrich its vast library even further, featuring numerous titles that would make ideal viewing during the romantic season. However, it’s important to note that not all movies scheduled for release on Hulu focus solely on love-themed plots.

Next month, there’s a rich variety of content available on Hulu, so if you’re not a fan of red and pink overload, don’t worry! There’s something for everyone, including several Academy Award-winning films among the offerings. Whether you prefer drama, comedy, action, or romance, Hulu has got you covered in February – it’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in a new story.

‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’

Stream on February 1

Crazy, Stupid, Love” streams from February 1

The movie, “Crazy, Stupid, Love,” is a humorous romantic tale revolving around Cal Weaver (played by Steve Carell), a middle-aged man whose world is flipped when his wife, Emily (Julianne Moore), decides to part ways. Now single for the first time since adolescence, Cal embarks on a journey of self-discovery with the help of a new acquaintance, Jacob (Ryan Gosling), whom he meets at a swanky bar. As their friendship blossoms, Cal learns valuable lessons about charm and style to woo women. However, when Jacob becomes smitten with Hannah (Emma Stone), his bachelor lifestyle might come to an end, causing unexpected chaos that leaves Cal in disarray.

‘Nomadland’

Stream on February 1

Chloé Zhao is responsible for writing, producing, editing, and directing the film “Nomadland”. This movie is inspired by the 2017 nonfiction book “Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century” by Jessica Bruder. The story revolves around Fern (portrayed by Frances McDormand), a woman in her sixties who was left destitute after the Great Recession. As a result, she roams across the American West, residing in her van, embodying a contemporary nomadic lifestyle.

At the 93rd Academy Awards, Nomadland made history as Chloé Zhao became the second female director to win the prestigious Best Director award and the first of Asian descent to achieve this feat. Additionally, Frances McDormand was awarded Best Actress, and the film triumphed by winning Best Picture that year. Catch Nomadland on streaming platforms starting February 1.

‘Titanic’

Stream on February 1

Under the guidance of James Cameron, the film titled Titanic presents an epic blend of romance and disaster, drawing inspiration from actual events surrounding the 1912 sinking of the RMS Titanic. While maintaining historical authenticity in portraying the real-life catastrophe, the movie also weaves a fictional tale about two characters – Jack (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rose (portrayed by Kate Winslet). In spite of their contrasting social backgrounds, they find themselves falling in love during the ship’s inaugural voyage.

Onboard a ship where she’s stuck in a loveless engagement, Rose finds Jack just as she contemplates suicide by jumping off the ship. Remarkably, he rescues her and shows her a new perspective on life. Regrettably, their ship is on a collision course with an iceberg, destined to sink into the icy depths. The movie, Titanic, was nominated for 14 Academy Awards and won 11, including Best Director and Best Picture. You can watch Titanic on February 1st.

‘SLY LIVES! Aka The Burden of Black Genius’

Stream on February 13

Under the direction of Questlove, the documentary titled “SLY LIVES! Aka The Burden of Black Genius” delves into the life and impact of the iconic band Sly and the Family Stone, led by the captivating yet mysterious figure Sly Stone. Known for his significant contributions to pop music, this film traces the trajectory of his career, from its meteoric rise to its eventual fall. Featuring insights from artists like Andre 3000, D’Angelo, Chaka Khan, and more, the documentary aims to illuminate the challenges often faced by successful Black artists in America. SLY LIVES! Aka The Burden of Black Genius will be available for streaming on February 13.

‘Great Expectations’

Stream on February 14

Under the pen of Mitch Glazer and the keen eye of Alfonso Cuarón, the movie titled Great Expectations unfolds as a poignant romance inspired by Charles Dickens’ 1861 novel bearing the same name. The narrative weaves around a young, guileless character named Finn (portrayed by Ethan Hawke), who finds himself captivated by Estella (played by Gwyneth Paltrow), a renowned charmer with a penchant for inflicting heartache, when they are but children.

Originating from humble beginnings as an orphan brought up by his sister, Finn contrasts with Estella, a wealthy girl who was beyond his reach. Years later, both reside in New York City, where Finn has achieved success as a painter. Their paths cross again, and Finn finds himself captivated by Estella, despite knowing her feelings won’t reciprocate. The movie also features Robert De Niro, Chris Cooper, Hank Azaria, and Anne Bancroft. Catch Great Expectations on February 14 for streaming.

‘Ghostlight’

Stream on February 25

In 2024, I was captivated by the heart-wrenching film, “Ghostlight.” As a construction worker named Dan (portrayed brilliantly by Keith Kupferer), I found myself drawn into an entirely different world when I joined a local theater company staging “Romeo and Juliet.” In the midst of grappling with the tragic loss of my eldest son, I wasn’t managing my emotions effectively.

Daisy, his daughter (Katherine Mallen Kupferer), deals with her own emotional struggles and regularly visits a therapist as a result. Despite this, she and her father find it difficult to communicate effectively. However, when Daisy learns that he’s secretly involved in the local theater, it could potentially serve as the catalyst they need to progress together. Ghostlight will be streaming on February 25.

For a complete list of every movie coming to Hulu, check the list below.