With so many different streaming platforms available, it seems like we can never find something enjoyable to watch. Thankfully, Paramount Plus’ massive collection of movies that span across various genres ranging from sci-fi to war movies brings us all together in a collective hunt for the best stories they have to offer. Don't worry, we've sured up our couch cushions and scoured through most of the selection to bring you a list of the Best Movies on Paramount Plus so you don't have to - unless you don't trust any list that isn't tailor-made for you (for shame). So give it a try and thank us later!
Scream VI (2023)
Fans of the Scream movie series have been eagerly anticipating the sixth installment, and it certainly doesn't disappoint. Set in New York City a year after the events of Scream V, the film follows survivors Sam and Tara Carpenter as they attempt to start anew. Of course, Ghostface is back to his old tricks, ensuring that the movie is packed with heart-pounding thrills and gruesome deaths.
What's particularly exciting about Scream VI, though, is that it brings back beloved characters from past films like Gale Weathers and the Meeks-Martin twins. The result is a fun, playful addition to the series that still manages to keep the tension high. And, perhaps best of all, it leaves the door open for even more adventures in the future. All in all, Scream fans won't want to miss this one.
80 For Brady (2023)
Get ready to laugh till it hurts! 80 For Brady is not just any comedy, it's an inspiring story that follows four friends' quest to see their idol, Tom Brady, in the 2017 Super Bowl. This rib-cracking adventure features some of the funniest comedians of our time, including Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno, and Sally Field. As the friends go on their hilarious journey, they encounter many unexpected faces like Chef Guy Fieri and the dynamic Billy Porter.
The movie is filled with dozens of athletic cameos that will leave you in awe! You'll be happy to know that it leans into the ridiculousness but never loses sight of the heartwarming message that will resonate with audiences of all ages. Get ready for the funniest and most inspiring 90 minutes of your life!
Book Club (2018)
Book Club is a must-see movie for anyone looking for a good laugh and a dash of romance. Starring legendary actresses Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen, and Mary Steenburgen, this delightful comedy tells the story of four lifelong friends who embark on a new adventure after reading the Fifty Shades book series.
The film also features an incredible cast of male actors, including Andy Garcia, Craig T. Nelson, and Don Johnson, who bring a touch of romance to the lives of these women. What makes Book Club so unique is the way it embraces sexuality, sensuality, and the joys of love, with humor and heart. So grab your friends, a glass of wine, and get ready for an unforgettable movie night!
Teen Wolf: The Movie (2023)
Fans of the classic Teen Wolf series will love the long-awaited return to Beacon Hills with Teen Wolf: The Movie. Tyler Posey's Scott McCall gathers his allies to take on a terrifying new evil that has emerged, featuring familiar creatures like Banshees and Hellhounds.
Alongside him are Tyler Hoechlin (Superman and Lois), Colton Haynes and other shapeshifters of the night as they come together for an action-packed adventure. It's a must-see movie with plenty of heart and beloved characters that will have you rooting for Scott as he attempts to become the Alpha he seeks to be!
Babylon (2022)
Step into 1920s Hollywood with Babylon, the long-awaited new movie from Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle. Follow the stories of three characters: Margot Robbie as she rises to fame, Brad Pitt as an aging star with a drinking problem, and Diego Calva as he enters the mesmerizing world of old Hollywood.
With talkies on the horizon, dive into this captivating epic that has been maligned by many but is destined to become a cult classic! Experience all the depravity and joy this party has to offer - you won't be able to look away.
At Midnight (2023)
Add Monica Barbaro's new movie to your list of must-stream romantic comedies! Follow Sophie Wilder on her comedic journey as she discovers her cheating boyfriend, heads to Mexico to film the final installment in a superhero franchise and meets hotel manager Alejandro (Diego Boneta).
Sparks fly during their awkward meet-cute - Alejandro walks in on Sophie naked in the shower - and after an entertaining midnight dare, their chemistry takes off. Watch this endearing film and experience all the hilarity and romance it has to offer!
Devotion (2022)
The Korean War was, and still is, no small matter to the world. Recreating the stunning real-life story of Lieutenant Tom Hudner and Jesse Brown, who would go down in history as two of the Navy’s most recognized wingmen, Devotion follows the journey of how their lives intertwine and change from becoming more than just the rare combination of colored pilots to turning into friends for life.
Hailed by history buffs for its factual representation, Devotion is a movie that a family must sit down with their kids and watch, to help them understand the dangers our world went through to reach where it is today.
Dead for a Dollar (2022)
Christoph Waltz has a way with his roles – once you watch him, you can’t imagine someone else filling in for him instead. Take it with the case of movies like Inglorious Basters or Django Unchained, and you’ll be surprised how quickly you agree with us.
Set in the time of the Wild West, Waltz plays the role of Max Borlund, a hired gun with a new mission to track down a young woman who has run off. But when he realizes that the information provided doesn’t portray the entire scenario, he must make quick decisions to either bring back the girl or let her be, before someone else takes up that opportunity from him.
Smile (2022)
Dr. Rose Cotter, played by Sosie Bacon, figures she’s seen the worst a psychiatrist can see, until she witnesses a wild, rationally unexplainable incident involving a patient during one of her sessions, However, the worst is yet to come as she starts coming across eerily similar experiences that threaten to end her life unless she comes to terms with her past.
But will it be enough to help her escape her frightening new reality? Truly one of the most horrifying movies we’ve seen in a while, Smile is… scary.
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Black Bear (2020)
Black Bear is a scary movie because of the various mind games the characters play with each other and the viewers. But stick a little long with it, and the rewards are bountiful. Aubrey Plaza plays Allison, a filmmaker who plays the central role in her films.
The setting is in a cabin in the wild with Gabe and Blair, where envy and desire creep into their daily lives and force out the darker sides of them. This movie will command your attention by showing the creative process and how dark it can get, so be wide awake for the ride.
Blacklight (2022)
Few action movies can match the finesse that Liam Neeson delivers in his appearances, and Blacklight is no different. Placed as a government “fixer” who can extract undercover agents from situations that no one else can, he plays live in the shadows. Until one day, he comes across a secret operation that takes down innocent citizens.
Compelled to end it, he enlists the help of unlikely team members and soon realizes his only living family members are in danger, and he is the only one who can end this madness.
Confess, Fletch (2022)
Irwin M ‘Fletch’ is a man with a … not so reputable criminal record. But when he becomes the main person of interest in a high-stakes murder case related to a stolen art collection, he must clear his name by helping law enforcement find the true criminal. With his … not so clean history, he must get to the bottom of the case before it becomes too late to redeem himself and the art collection.
Confess, Fletch is driven to the finish line by the duo of Jon Hamm and Greg Mottola, and it’s a duo we’d gladly accept.
The Lost City (2022)
Loretta Sage, played by Sandra Bullock, is an introvert who loves to go on adventures and write about them. Her writings about her adventures are extremely popular. But the main character in her novel is centered around Alan, a dashing cover model. But here’s the catch – Alan and Loretta don’t get along.
But when Loretta is kidnapped by a crazy billionaire who believes her latest book is the secret to finding the treasure of the Lost City, Alan must get over their differences to rescue her before things get too late.
Top Gun (1986)
Top Gun is hands down one of the most brilliant movies of all time, and Tom Cruise’s role made him his fame. The Top Gun Naval Fighters Weapons School houses the best of the best fighter pilots enlisted with the military. In the academy, it's an open season of competition – the pilots are all competing to be the best. In this mix, hotshot pilot Maverick and his pal Goose find themselves, and they aren’t about to back down.
The competition extends to who can grab the attention of the beautiful flight instructor Charlotte Blackwood. Blending in action with smart, slick wit, there’s very little that you will not vibe with.
Scream (1996)
Sidney Prescott is back in the fifth installation of Scream when a new killer takes up the Ghostface legacy after 25 years of radio silence. When a streak of brutal murders in the town of Woodsboro, California begins to follow a particular modus operandi, Sidney must team up again with Dewey to uncover the town’s murky past and discover how the new serial killer connects with all this.
But will they tie the dots together before the killer escapes? Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olin and Tyler Gillett successfully revive the urban legend, and we classify this movie as entertainment max.
Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe (2022)
Some movies come with hilariously stupid premises, that seem to work for the masses. Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe falls into that category. Bevis and Butt-head were sentenced to a space camp by a juvenile court in 1998. But circumstances led them to be recruited for the space shuttle mission.
But when they ruin the entire mission, they are left in space as punishment by the rest of the team. But they’re saved temporarily when they get sucked into a black hole and are transported to Earth in 2022, where they are now unique specimens or “Buttholes of Interest” to be examined by the NSA.
Clueless (1995)
Clueless is a movie with a plot you will not reasonably expect, making it even more enjoyable throughout its 100-minute playtime. Cher is at the top of the high-school food chain and wields considerable power at her Beverly Hills high school.
With recent success at matchmaking, she takes upon a new challenge – turning the new student Tai into a contender at the Beverly Hills social food chain. But things go entirely out of the plan when Tai ends up knocking Cher out from the top. In this chaos, a romance buds between her and her stepbrother Josh, who never liked Cher’s attitude. How will this high school drama wrap up?
Jerry & Marge Go Large (2022)
When we hear that winning the lottery is a one-in-a-million chance, we hope it happens to us, even though we’re almost certain it won’t. But what if you could a way to grab that chance consistently? Based on the true story of Jerry Selbee, who finds a loophole in probability with the Massachusetts lottery and uses it to win millions consistently.
Why do they need these millions of dollars? To help revive their town in Michigan from an economic collapse. A highly enjoyable movie that you’ll want to watch again and again, Jerry & Marge Go Large comes with a big heart and good intentions on the screen.
Into the Wild (2007)
There are far too few movies where the scenic locations sync perfectly with Eddie Vedder's style of music. Into the Wild is the story of Christopher McCandless, privileged by all means – wealthy parents, a college degree from Emory University, an athlete to look out for and popularity that people would kill for.
But things go for a turn when he suddenly decides to drop off from his path toward a successful career, gives all his money to charitable organizations, and embarks on a mission to experience the Alaskan wilderness in full glory. We cannot describe how good this movie is, but everyone must watch it at least once in their lives.
Zoolander (2001)
Put together Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson and Will Ferrell, and you have comedic chemistry displayed across wacky scenes that guarantees to have you laughing throughout the movie. Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller) is all brawn and has no brains, but he’s the Male Model of the Year three times in a row.
But when Hansel snatched his fourth seemingly confirmed victory from him (Owen Wilson), he began to lose his mind, sleep and confidence. Coaxed to participate in the “Derelicte” fashion show by Jacobin Mugatu (Will Ferrell), to regain his confidence, Zoolander doesn’t catch on to the ulterior motive of the show before it is too late – to kill the Malaysian prime minister.
(500) Days of Summer (2009)
There are many reasons to call off (500) Days of Summer as hopelessly romantic. Still, there’s one reason to turn down that criticism – the movie is a beautiful journey of self-discovery, something we usually do only after discovering a need to understand ourselves better.
Tom (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is suddenly dumped by his girlfriend of 500 days, Summer. Though heartbroken, Tom decides to look back at the 500 days of their time together and understand why things didn’t work out. In doing this, he comes to terms with his true self and passions which help him grow. Highly unpredictable, this movie is a genuinely satisfying experience.
Clerks (1994)
Clerks is a comedy of new hilarious proportions – do you know if the clerks who serve you want to be serving you? The plot's hero is Dante, who works at a convenience store in New Jersey. Called in for work on his day off, he is joined by his friend Randal to help pass the time.
But when news about an ex-girlfriend’s death reaches Dante, he attends her memorial service and goes down a rabbit hole analyzing his current life and relationships. There’s a certain charm about Dante, this movie shows that sometimes no narrative can be the most entertaining one.
Saving Private Ryan (1998)
There is no glory in war or combat. The only thing that matters – lives are lost on both sides. Not ready to see another life stamped out from his team, Captain John Miller directs his men to enter enemy lines and save Privat Ryan, the last of four brothers.
Saving Private Ryan is a character study of each team member as they embark on this suicidal mission. But it also gives us hope that humans can overcome all odds with courage and honor, despite being faced with brutal and horrific incidents.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
By taking a page out of the teen comedy handbook, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is a witty movie, even a cure to an otherwise cumbersome day. Played by Matthew Broderick, Ferris Bueller has a unique talent that his classmates don’t seem to have – cutting classes without getting into trouble.
He takes it to the next level when he calls in sick, “borrows” a Ferrari and takes it for a spin through the streets of Chicago. But on his tail is high school principal Rooney, who is determined to stop this teen from getting away with it.
The Ring (2002)
Rachel Keller, played by Naomi Watts, has a story to cover that she thinks is an urban legend. If you watch a specific videotape recorded with obscene images, you’ll get a call telling you how you will die in seven days. But this is the apparent reason behind the deaths of four teenage girls, who mysteriously die in one week.
Determined to find out if this is true, she watches the video and realizes, she has just seven days to discover the link between the mysterious deaths and the videotape before it is too late.
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