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What Paramount+ Brings to Film Streaming
Paramount+ is the most underestimated streaming service for film. While Netflix and Max get more attention, Paramount+ carries one of Hollywood's oldest and deepest studio archives — Paramount Pictures, founded in 1912, with a library spanning over a century of cinema. That means everything from silent-era classics to 1970s New Hollywood masterpieces to modern blockbusters, all in one place.
Since adding Showtime content to the service, Paramount+ also has a prestige film and television layer similar to what HBO brings to Max. The combination of archive depth and contemporary prestige makes it a genuinely broad service — if you know where to look.
The Paramount archive
Paramount's library includes The Godfather trilogy, the original Star Trek films, the Indiana Jones series, the Mission: Impossible franchise, Chinatown, Sunset Boulevard, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Forrest Gump, Braveheart, and hundreds of others. For anyone interested in classic Hollywood and film history, Paramount+ is one of the most valuable services available — most of this catalogue is available and rarely highlighted in the platform's own marketing.
Getting the most from Paramount+
Classic Hollywood: The Paramount archive goes back over 100 years — use decade filters (30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s) to explore genuinely historic cinema
New Hollywood era: The 1970s Paramount catalogue is exceptional — Chinatown, The Godfather, Serpico, and other era-defining films are here
Mission: Impossible franchise: The complete MI series is on Paramount+, making it easy to catch up before new entries
Showtime films: The Paramount+ with Showtime tier adds prestige drama and documentary content that significantly raises the quality ceiling
Paramount+ Essentials and Paramount+ with Showtime have different content libraries — some films require the Showtime tier. The roulette uses TMDB's general Paramount+ availability data for US users; specific tier restrictions may apply for some titles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Select Paramount+ in Power Filters under streaming providers. The roulette queries TMDB for current Paramount+ availability in the US, filtered by your chosen genre, mood, and rating. The Paramount archive is deep and diverse — the roulette is an effective way to discover films across the full catalogue rather than just the titles being actively promoted.
Paramount's archive goes back over a century. Notable classics include The Godfather I and II, Chinatown, Sunset Boulevard, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Rear Window (Hitchcock), The Graduate, Forrest Gump, and Braveheart. Use decade filters in the roulette to explore what's available from specific eras.
Yes — The Godfather trilogy is on Paramount+, as it's a Paramount Pictures property. All three films are available, making it easy to watch the complete trilogy in sequence. The Godfather Part II is widely considered one of the greatest films ever made and is available here in full.
Paramount+ Essentials includes the Paramount archive, originals, CBS content, and live sports. Paramount+ with Showtime adds the full Showtime catalogue — prestige drama, Showtime Films, and documentaries. For film specifically, the Showtime tier significantly expands the quality and variety of available content.
Yes — both the Paramount archive and the Showtime catalogue carry significant horror content. The original Friday the 13th series, A Quiet Place, and various other Paramount horror titles are available. The Showtime addition brings more arthouse and psychological horror. Select Horror in the roulette to explore current availability.
Paramount+ is strongest for classic Hollywood depth — if you want to explore 50+ years of American cinema from one studio, nothing else competes. Netflix has broader variety and more contemporary content. Max has Warner Bros.' competing archive plus HBO prestige films. Paramount+ is the right choice for historic cinema, specific Paramount franchises, or Showtime-quality prestige content.