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As an alternative of wasting hours traveling and waiting in infinite lines this Memorial Day weekend, why not stay at home and watch some good movies?<\/p>\n
Hulu has tons of them, and so they just added a couple of recent movies Watch With Us thinks you\u2019ll like.<\/p>\n
At the highest of our binge-watch list is Alien: Romulus<\/em>, the successful prequel that garnered the perfect reviews for an Alien<\/em> film since \u2014 well, since we are able to remember.<\/p>\n Horror fans should check into The Home<\/em> with Pete Davidson<\/strong>, while comedy lovers will check a minimum of a dozen times while watching the cult classic, Super Troopers<\/em>.\n<\/p>\n Sometime in the long run, humanity has travelled the celebs and colonized quite a few worlds, but some evergreen problems remain: low wages, poor working conditions and corporations prioritizing profits over their employees\u2019 lives. Rain (Cailee Spaeny<\/strong>) and her android \u201cbrother\u201d Andy (David Jonsson<\/strong>) are stuck of their dead-end mining jobs, and so they\u2019re eager to escape.<\/p>\n That\u2019s why they join their friends after they secretly hijack a transport vehicle that takes them to an abandoned space vessel, which guarantees them everlasting freedom from their indentured servitude. But as a substitute of the hope for a brand new future, they find something that threatens their lives \u2014 a Xenomorph! Well, not only one Xenomorph, but dozens, and so they\u2019re hungry to tear apart any human that comes near them.<\/p>\n That\u2019s right, the aliens from the Alien<\/em> franchise are back and for once, they\u2019re in a great movie. After years of disappointing sequels, prequels and reboots, Alien: Romulus<\/em> does right by the franchise by being a well-paced sci-fi thriller with some characters you truly care about. That appears like a low bar, but so few movies pass it nowadays, and Romulus<\/em> deserves props for being mostly decent. It\u2019s a great film to observe on summer vacation, if you don\u2019t ask for an excessive amount of from a movie.<\/p>\n\u2018Alien: Romulus\u2019 (2024)<\/h2>\n
\n Archie Renaux and Cailee Spaeny in Alien: Romulus<\/span> Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures \/ Courtesy Everett Collection<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\u2018The Home\u2019 (2025)<\/h2>\n