Dyah (pronounced Dee-yah) is a Senior Resource Writer based in Kendal, Indonesia. She graduated from Satya Wacana Christian University in October 2019, obtaining a Bachelor's degree in English Literature with a concentration on Creative Writing.
April is right around the corner, and what better way to embrace the changing month than by diving into Hulu’s top-notch movie collection? While April often brings spring thoughts and blooming flowers, Hulu offers a variety of movies for those looking beyond the blossoming fare. From the culinary horror comedy The Menu to the sci-fi hit Blade Runner 2049, Hulu’s vast movie library, there’s something for everyone to enjoy, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the April spirit.
'The Menu' Fine dining has never been as frightening as The Menu. When a skeptical Margot Mills tags along with her date, foodie Tyler Ledford , on a culinary adventure to a secluded island, all she expects is an overpriced five-course meal with a bunch of pretentious snobs. But when the two finally step into Hawthorn, an exclusive restaurant helmed by renowned chef Julian Slowik , they discover that Slowik’s culinary prowess extends beyond the boundaries of traditional fine dining.
'Blade Runner 2049' Blade Runner 2049 is set in dystopian Los Angeles 2049, in a world now controlled by the Tyrell Corporation’s successor, Niander Wallace . Newer generations of obedient replicants coexist with outdated models that pose a threat. LAPD Officer “K” is tasked with hunting down these rogue androids.
'Pacific Rim' Humanity faces annihilation in Pacific Rim, as monstrous sea creatures known as Kaiju emerge from a portal in the Pacific Ocean. To combat the relentless onslaught, colossal robots called Jaegers are developed, piloted by pairs of neural-linked individuals. However, as the Kaiju attacks escalate in intensity, the Jaegers struggle to keep pace, pushing humanity to the brink of defeat.
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