The Best Movies to Watch on Paramount+ in February 2026

In February 2026, Paramount+ is adding a diverse collection of movies and shows. You’ll find both critically acclaimed independent films and timeless classics. The streaming service offers something for everyone, including action-packed thrillers, thought-provoking dramas, and epic historical stories. This month features both new releases from recent film festivals and beloved favorites, like classic gangster films and family-friendly adventures, blending modern storytelling with the charm of old Hollywood.

‘Bang Bang’ (2025)

This Detroit-based drama centers on a retired boxer hoping to find purpose by training his grandson. He wants to mold the young man into a skilled fighter, partly to settle an old score with a former opponent. The story delves into themes of family, the importance of discipline, and how violence can repeat itself in cities. It’s a raw and determined look at the challenges and triumphs of amateur boxing.

‘The Beldham’ (2025)

This scary psychological thriller follows a new mother who moves into a large, old house and starts seeing frightening things. Her mother believes these experiences are just due to stress and tiredness after the baby’s birth. But the woman becomes increasingly certain that something evil lives within the house and is threatening her and her baby. The movie keeps you guessing, making it hard to tell what’s real and what’s happening in her mind.

‘Old Guy’ (2024)

This funny action movie centers on a veteran hitman facing a turning point in his life. He’s unexpectedly paired with a young, headstrong apprentice, and together they must take down a major criminal organization. The film highlights the differences between the older generation’s practical skills and the tech-savvy approaches of today, creating both laughs and thrilling action as they navigate dangerous missions and international intrigue.

‘The Silent Planet’ (2025)

This science-fiction thriller follows two prisoners mining a rare ore on a lonely, faraway planet. As they struggle with the planet’s brutal conditions and total isolation, their sanity begins to unravel. The minerals they’re digging up seem to affect their minds, bringing up forgotten memories. The film explores the psychological impact of being imprisoned in space and the hidden risks of exploring other worlds.

‘Marshmallow’ (2025)

‘Marshmallow’ is a horror movie set at a summer camp where a spooky campfire story comes to life. A group of teenagers and counselors find themselves terrorized, and the main character must uncover the camp’s secrets and survive the night. The film blends classic slasher elements with a fresh, supernatural take and relies on the familiar, nostalgic feeling of summer camp.

‘Lilies Not for Me’ (2025)

Set in 1920s England, this historical drama follows a writer struggling against the strict rules of society. He’s sent to a facility promising to ‘cure’ homosexuality using questionable and experimental treatments. While there, he discovers the disturbing and unethical practices hidden within the institution’s seemingly professional environment. The film offers a powerful and upsetting look at the history of prejudice disguised as medicine, and celebrates the strength of the human spirit.

‘Blue Eyed Girl’ (2025)

When a woman in her forties receives news that her father is ill, she goes back to her childhood home and reconnects with her sisters, whom she hasn’t spoken to in years. This brings up painful memories and forces her to think about where her life is headed. As their father’s condition worsens, the sisters are forced to deal with their complicated past and the hurts that still linger. The story is a deeply personal look at growing older, family relationships, and what it means to feel at home.

‘Regarding Us’ (2024)

This moving film centers on the connection between a transgender teacher and a young girl whose parents are going through a difficult divorce. Amidst her family’s struggles and arguments, the girl finds support and guidance in her teacher, who offers a fresh outlook on understanding herself and dealing with family issues. The story beautifully demonstrates how compassion and a strong community can help people overcome personal and domestic hardships.

‘Persona’ (2024)

Two women find themselves in a strange place, with no memory of how they got there. This suspenseful thriller follows their fight to escape as they try to recover their lost memories. They soon discover they need to trust each other to survive, even though they both suspect secrets are being kept. The story explores how easily our sense of self can be broken and how far people will go to protect themselves.

‘The Outlaws’ (2024)

This fast-paced thriller centers on an elite police team determined to take down a major criminal empire. Working in the city’s dangerous underbelly, they use risky and unorthodox methods to get close to the heart of the organization. As the investigation unfolds, the officers find themselves in escalating danger and facing difficult ethical choices. ‘The Outlaws’ highlights the intense pressures of police work and the complicated challenges of fighting organized crime.

‘The Godfather’ (1972)

‘The Godfather’ tells the epic story of the Corleone family, a powerful crime family in New York after World War II. The film centers on Vito Corleone, the family’s leader, who tries to shield his children from the dangerous world he lives in. We see how his youngest son, Michael, slowly becomes involved in the family’s criminal activities, even though he originally wanted nothing to do with it. This film is considered a landmark achievement in gangster movies.

‘The Godfather Part II’ (1974)

The highly praised ‘Godfather Part II’ continues the story from the first film while also revealing how the Corleone family came to be. It shows the contrast between Michael Corleone’s harsh leadership and the younger Vito Corleone’s life in Sicily and New York. By telling both their stories, the film highlights the similarities and tragic fates of father and son. Many consider it to be as good as, or even better than, the original ‘Godfather’.

‘Four Letters of Love’ (2025)

This moving love story follows two people who seem meant to be together, even though everyone and everything around them tries to keep them apart. Based on a novel by Niall Williams, the film beautifully portrays their emotional journey across Ireland as they struggle against family disapproval, religious differences, and heartbreaking setbacks. It’s a story about the strength of fate and how love can endure even the most difficult challenges.

‘Boudica: Rise of the Warrior Queen’ (2019)

This exciting historical drama tells the story of Boudica, a famous Celtic queen who led a fierce rebellion against the Roman army. After her husband died and her daughters were mistreated, she brought together different tribes to fight back against Roman rule in Britain. The film highlights the intense battles and clever tactics used to oppose the Roman occupation, painting a picture of a strong woman who bravely chose to fight for freedom instead of accepting defeat.

‘Rugrats in Paris’ (2000)

When Chuckie’s dad, Chas, gets a job working on a robot dinosaur at a theme park in Paris, the ‘Rugrats’ gang goes along for the adventure! Chuckie hopes to find a new mom, which leads to lots of funny mix-ups and sweet moments. As the babies explore Paris, the grown-ups face their own challenges with love and work. ‘Rugrats in Paris’ is still a beloved movie for anyone who watched the original Nickelodeon cartoon.

Let us know in the comments which Paramount+ shows or movies you’re most looking forward to watching!

2026-02-18 22:46