Here Are the Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Paramount+, Including ‘Pulp Fiction’

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Paramount+ is adding a bunch of new movies to its streaming service just in time for the weekend. The selection includes everything from cozy holiday romances and gripping crime dramas to big, popular blockbusters. There’s something for everyone, with award-winning films and well-loved classics available to watch. It’s a great lineup for anyone looking for high-quality entertainment.

‘Get Him Back for Christmas’ (2024)

Pop star Bella heads back home hoping to write a new song and rekindle things with her ex. She teams up with a generous writer who volunteers for charity to make her plan work before Christmas. The movie is about second chances and finding real connection during the holidays, as Bella confronts her past and learns what’s most important.

‘Once Upon a Christmas Wish’ (2024)

When the mayor of a small town realizes his childhood wish – that Christmas would disappear – has actually come true, he teams up with a determined local to bring the holiday back to life. The movie highlights the power of community and the joy Christmas brings, blending a touch of magic with a warm story about remembering and appreciating holiday traditions.

‘I, Daniel Blake’ (2016)

This moving drama tells the story of a widowed carpenter and a single mother, both struggling to cope with hardship and navigate the frustrating world of social welfare after a health crisis. It’s a realistic portrayal of poverty and the strength people show when facing difficult times, offering a powerful look at the challenges faced by working-class families today.

‘Band Aid’ (2017)

To try and save their marriage, a couple starts writing songs about all their fights. They team up with a neighbor to form a band, using music as a way to work through their problems. This funny and heartwarming indie film explores the ups and downs of marriage and how creating art can be surprisingly healing. It offers a fresh, humorous take on resolving disagreements through teamwork and a little bit of music.

‘Batman Returns’ (1992)

Batman protects Gotham City from the Penguin and the enigmatic Catwoman. He also has to deal with widespread political corruption and his own inner demons. The Penguin is scheming to take over the city from his underground base, and this visually striking sequel, directed by Tim Burton, explores what drives these unusual characters.

‘Forrest Gump’ (1994)

Forrest Gump is the story of a sweet, simple man who unexpectedly finds himself in the middle of some of the biggest moments of the 1900s. Throughout his incredible life, Forrest travels the world and never gives up on his love for his lifelong friend, Jenny. The film shows how even an ordinary person can have a profound impact on others, and is a touching and unpredictable look at life, directed by Robert Zemeckis.

‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ (2013)

Jordan Belfort starts as a simple stockbroker and quickly becomes incredibly wealthy through dishonest and illegal practices. The film shows his over-the-top, luxurious lifestyle and how it all eventually collapses due to his crimes. As federal agents investigate, Belfort desperately tries to hold onto his power and money. Directed by Martin Scorsese, this is a fast-moving, darkly comedic true story about the dangers of greed and a distorted version of the American dream.

‘Pulp Fiction’ (1994)

This film, directed by Quentin Tarantino, tells the story of two hitmen and a boxer whose paths cross in Los Angeles. Told in a non-linear way, the movie delves into themes of violence and the possibility of finding forgiveness within the world of crime. It’s known for its unique dialogue and visually striking action, and has had a major impact on how films are made today.

‘Goodfellas’ (1990)

Goodfellas tells the story of Henry Hill’s life in the Mafia over thirty years, from his beginnings to his eventual downfall. The film shows how he navigated a life of crime alongside ruthless individuals while also trying to be a husband and father. It realistically portrays both the appeal and the harshness of organized crime, focusing on themes of loyalty and betrayal, all based on a true story and expertly directed by Martin Scorsese.

‘Ocean’s Eleven’ (2001)

Danny Ocean gathers a team of eleven experts to carry out an elaborate casino robbery. Their plan is to hit three major Las Vegas casinos at the same time, taking advantage of the excitement surrounding a big boxing match. To succeed and claim the huge reward, the team has to deal with tough security and their own personal conflicts. Directed by Steven Soderbergh, the film is a clever and well-coordinated heist movie.

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2025-12-06 00:45