Top 10 Movies on HBO This Week
This week, HBO’s lineup is packed with films that cater to every taste, from heartfelt animations to gripping sci-fi thrillers. Whether you’re in the mood for a family-friendly adventure or a thought-provoking drama, there’s something fresh to dive into.
We’ve got a mix of recent releases and timeless classics, each bringing its own flavor to the table. Let’s break down the top 10 movies you can stream right now, exploring what makes each one stand out.
10. The Tomorrow War (2021)
This action-packed sci-fi flick follows Dan Forester, played by Chris Pratt, a former soldier drafted into a future war against alien invaders. It’s a high-stakes battle to save humanity, blending intense combat with family drama.
The movie leans on Pratt’s charm and fast-paced visuals to keep you hooked. Time travel twists and emotional moments make it a solid pick for adrenaline junkies.
9. The Wild Robot (2024)
‘The Wild Robot’ is a heartwarming animated tale about Roz, a robot stranded on an island, voiced by Lupita Nyong’oo. She learns to connect with animals while finding her purpose.
With stunning visuals and a story about belonging, it’s perfect for kids and adults alike. The voice cast, including Pedro Pascal, adds warmth to this charming adventure.
8. Summer Camp (2024)
This comedy brings together Diane Keaton, Kathy Bates, and Alfre Woodard as friends reuniting at a summer camp. It’s a nostalgic romp filled with laughs and life lessons.
The trio’s chemistry carries the film, making it a lighthearted watch for a cozy night in. Expect quirky humor and a touch of heart in this feel-good story.
7. Big Daddy (1999)
Adam Sandler stars as Sonny, a slacker who adopts a kid to prove he’s responsible in this comedy classic. It’s packed with Sandler’s signature goofy humor and surprising heart.
The dynamic between Sonny and young Julian, played by twins Cole and Dylan Sprouse, still feels fresh. It’s a great pick for a dose of ‘90s nostalgia.
6. Mickey 17 (2025)
Directed by Bong Joon-ho, ‘Mickey 17’ stars Robert Pattinson as a space colonist who keeps regenerating after deadly missions. It’s a wild sci-fi ride with dark humor.
Bong’s knack for blending genres shines, and Pattinson’s quirky performance keeps you guessing. This one’s a must for fans of bold, mind-bending stories.
5. Mountainhead (2025)
This lesser-known gem dives into a dystopian world where a man’s search for freedom clashes with a mysterious society. It’s a slow-burn drama with haunting visuals.
The film’s unique premise and atmospheric storytelling make it stand out. If you’re into thought-provoking narratives, this one’s worth a look.
4. The Wailing (2016)
This South Korean horror-mystery follows a detective, played by Kwak Do-won, investigating strange deaths in a rural village. It’s creepy, emotional, and full of twists.
Director Na Hong-jin crafts a chilling tale that mixes folklore with psychological dread. Perfect for those who love a scare that lingers.
3. Pixels (2015)
In this action-comedy, Adam Sandler and Kevin James team up to fight alien invaders disguised as ‘80s arcade game characters. It’s silly, fun, and packed with retro vibes.
The visual effects and nostalgic nods to games like Pac-Man make it a crowd-pleaser. It’s an easy watch for a laid-back movie night.
2. How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014)
This animated sequel sees Hiccup and Toothless facing new threats while uncovering secrets about dragons. The voice cast, including Jay Baruchel, shines brightly.
With breathtaking animation and a story about courage, it’s a family favorite that holds up. The dragon-riding scenes are pure magic.
1. The Alto Knights (2025)
Topping the list, ‘The Alto Knights’ is a gritty crime drama starring Robert De Niro in dual roles as rival mob bosses. It’s a tense, character-driven story of power and betrayal.
De Niro’s commanding performance and the film’s sharp dialogue make it a standout. If you love mafia epics, this one’s unmissable.
Which of these HBO gems are you streaming first, or is there another movie you’re loving right now? Drop your picks in the comments!
