Another week, another new Top 10 Movies from Hulu. The streaming service releases a new list of its top 15 shows and movies every Tuesday and then updates it throughout the week; August brings a large number of new shows and movies to Hulu, but we are still at the end of July, so those new titles have yet to make the list.

After examining this week's most popular titles, we have narrowed Hulu's Top 15 down to three titles from the Top 10. The biggest change this week from the last few weeks is the addition of the new Sleeping Dogs, in which Russell Crowe plays an amnesiac former homicide investigator trying to solve a murder he can't remember. Adam Sandler's old comedy will also join the fray.

So without further ado, here are three films in Hulu's Top 10 Movies Worth Watching Now. This is based on the Hulu Top 15 movies and shows as of Thursday, August 1.

Russell Crowe's A-list movie star days may be over, but he remains a prolific actor. This 2024 crime thriller features a strong star in Karen Gillan.

In Sleeping Dogs, Crowe plays Roy Freeman, a retired homicide detective with Alzheimer's disease. However, when a criminal he has put behind bars may be wrongfully executed for murder, Freeman feels he has no choice but to take the case. The film is notable for Russell Crowe's performance.

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"Bad Boys": Ride or Die may have just appeared on paid video-on-demand (PVOD) streaming services, but you don't have to pay extra to see the 2020 sequel. In "Bad Boys for Life," Will Smith and Martin Lawrence reprise their roles as brawling but brotherly Miami detectives Mike Lowry and Marcus Burnett. They face a new threat in the form of ruthless cartel leader Isabel Aretas (Kate del Castillo) and her son Armando (Jacob Scipio) and must foil the villains' plans while dealing with existing problems in their personal relationship.

The third film in the "Bad Boys" franchise has been hovering around Hulu's top 10 for the past few weeks, so there's a good chance you've already seen it. But if you haven't seen it yet, it's definitely worth a watch.

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Adam Sandler's films are often comfort food. They're fun, they rarely last longer than they should, and for a while now, "The Sandman" has often been an excuse to go on vacation somewhere nice on the production company's dime.

In "Just Go With It," the vacation destination is Hawaii as we watch Danny Maccabee (Sandler) try to solidify his relationship with the woman of his dreams (Brooklyn Decker). There's just one problem - she has found his fake wedding ring, but he can't tell her that it is a prop to seduce the woman. To solve this problem, he decides to make her believe that his assistant Katherine (Jennifer Aniston) is really his soon-to-be girlfriend on vacation in Hawaii.

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