The best streaming services, including Hulu, have extensive content libraries While it's great to have unlimited access to TV shows and movies, it can be hard to know what to watch Fortunately, Hulu has the top 15 shows and movie collections to give you an idea of what's trending on this platform

After researching the most popular films of the week, we've narrowed down Hulu's current top 10 films to three that stand out from the rest One of the biggest blockbusters of the year finally made its way to Hulu and surprisingly took the top spot this week But there's also a '90s comedy and a Martin Scorsese classic up in the rankings

So without further ado, here are three films in Hulu's top 10 movies worth watching right now

This is based on the Hulu Top 15 movies and shows as of Thursday, August 8

"Planet of the Apes: Kingdom" is set several generations after Caesar rose to power in the previous film, "Planet of the Apes," in a world where apes are the dominant species One of the ape kings, Proximus Caesar (Kevin Durand), even wants to rule over both apes and humans However, when a young ape named Noah (Owen Teague) becomes friends with a human scavenger named May (Freya Allan), Proximus' plans are thrown into chaos

This is the fourth film in the "Planet of the Apes" reboot series, which began with 2011's "Planet of the Apes: New Century" If you need to catch up, the previous three films, "Planet of the Apes: New Century," "Planet of the Apes: New Century," and "Planet of the Apes: New Century" are all available on Hulu, so start watching now

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This 1990s comedy stars Paulie Shore as Fred "Kroll" Weasel and Carla Gugino as Rebecca "Becca" Warner Becca is the valedictorian of a small South Dakota town, but after one semester in college in Los Angeles, she changes her appearance and even gets a tattoo When she takes her co-dorm matron, Kroll, back to the farm for Thanksgiving, her family is not amused

But shockingly, that's not the twist here No, it happens when Kroll proposes to Becca: to stop her boyfriend Travis' (Dan Gauthier) unwanted proposal Will Kroll and Becca be able to continue their sham relationship? Or will her ex-boyfriend and his family kill Kroll first? That's what you'll find out when you watch "Son in Law"

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"Casino" star Robert De Niro plays Sam "Ace" Rothstein, a Chicago gangster sent to Las Vegas to oversee the Tangier Casino He and his associate Nicky Santoro's (Joe Pesci) criminal enterprises bring in big money for the casino and mafia bosses, and Sam soon finds love in the form of former prostitute Ginger McKenna (Sharon Stone) Things seem great, but soon unwanted attention from the police and others jeopardizes everything Sam has built

Though certainly overlooked by the masterpiece Goodfellas, this remains an excellent Martin Scorsese film Along with such mafia classics as "Mean Streets" (also by Scorsese) and "The Godfather," there is not much to criticize about the film, except for the criticism that it is too similar to Scorsese's brother's film from five years earlier

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