Paramount Plus March 2025: Complete List Of New Movies And Shows

Paramount Plus continues to strengthen its position among streaming services with an impressive lineup of new content for March 2025. This month brings a mix of acclaimed films from legendary directors, modern classics, and exciting original programming that will appeal to cinephiles and casual viewers alike.

Why Paramount Plus Deserves Your Attention

Often overlooked in the streaming wars, Paramount Plus has built a robust library that rivals its competitors. The platform excels in offering classic movies alongside popular series such as The Good Wife, Yellowstone, and its spin-off 1883. With subscription options starting at a competitive price point, Paramount Plus provides significant value, especially for movie lovers who appreciate both contemporary hits and timeless classics.

Highlight Releases for March 2025

The most anticipated addition this month is “Happy Face,” a new true crime series premiering on March 20th. True crime enthusiasts should mark their calendars for this Paramount Plus original.

Film buffs will be thrilled by the arrival of Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglorious Basterds” (2009) and “Pulp Fiction,” David Lynch’s mind-bending “Mulholland Drive” (2001), and Sofia Coppola’s visually stunning “Marie Antoinette” (2006). The platform is also adding Paul Thomas Anderson’s masterpiece “There Will Be Blood” and Kathryn Bigelow’s Oscar-winning “The Hurt Locker.”

For fans of psychological thrillers, Martin Scorsese’s “Shutter Island” joins the lineup, alongside “American Psycho” and its sequel arriving on March 31st.

Complete March 2025 Release Schedule

March 1

Movies

A League of Their Own – During WWII, women form their own baseball league while male players are at war, following sisters Dottie and Kit as they navigate professional sports and personal rivalries.
Annihilation – A biologist signs up for a dangerous expedition into a mysterious zone where the laws of nature don’t apply after her husband returns as the sole survivor of a previous mission.
Becoming Jane – A biographical portrait of Jane Austen’s early life, focusing on her romance with a young Irishman that influenced her writing and decisions about marriage.
Blue Crush – A young surfer girl is determined to win a competition at Hawaii’s famous Pipeline, while balancing her passion with work, friendship, and a budding romance with a football player.
Boys on the Side – Three women with different backgrounds embark on a cross-country road trip, forming an unlikely friendship as they each confront personal challenges and secrets.
Cloud Atlas – An exploration of how actions in one time period impact another, following six interconnected stories spanning from the 1800s to a post-apocalyptic future.
Continue – A group of friends find themselves trapped in a video game-like reality where they must complete increasingly dangerous levels to return to normal life.
Crawl – During a massive hurricane, a young woman becomes trapped in a flooding house with her injured father and must battle aggressive alligators to survive.
Dune (1984) – David Lynch’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s science fiction epic about a young man’s destiny to lead the desert planet Arrakis and control its valuable resource, spice.
Edge of Tomorrow – A soldier fighting aliens gets caught in a time loop, repeatedly reliving the same battle and dying, but improving his combat skills with each iteration with help from a special forces warrior.
Elizabethtown – After a spectacular failure at work and his father’s death, a suicidal man meets a flight attendant who helps him reconnect with his roots in Kentucky.
Ex Machina – A programmer wins a competition to spend a week at his CEO’s secluded mountain retreat, where he participates in an experiment testing an advanced AI housed in the body of a beautiful robot woman.
Face/Off – An FBI agent undergoes facial transplant surgery to assume the identity of a terrorist to foil a bombing plot, but the terrorist awakens and takes the agent’s face in return.
Failure to Launch – A 35-year-old man still living with his parents becomes the target of a professional “interventionist” hired by his parents to help him move out.
Foxcatcher – Based on true events, Olympic wrestler Mark Schultz joins Team Foxcatcher, led by eccentric millionaire John du Pont, leading to tragic consequences for Mark and his brother.
Foxfire – Five teenage girls form a gang called Foxfire to support each other and seek revenge against predatory men, but their bond is tested as their actions become increasingly violent.
Frozen River – A struggling single mother in upstate New York teams up with a Native American woman to smuggle illegal immigrants across the Canadian border to make ends meet.
Good Will Hunting – A janitor at MIT, who is a mathematical genius, receives guidance from a therapist while navigating relationships and deciding his future after solving a complex math problem.
Harlem Nights – In 1930s Harlem, the owner of a popular nightclub and his protégé find themselves battling a local gangster and corrupt police officers who want to shut down their business.
Inglorious Basterds – During WWII, a group of Jewish-American soldiers known as “The Basterds” spread fear among Nazi ranks while a theater owner plots revenge against the Nazis who killed her family.
Julie & Julia – The stories of chef Julia Child and blogger Julie Powell, who decides to cook all 524 recipes in Child’s cookbook within one year, intertwine across different time periods.
Jungleland – Two brothers, a boxer and his manager, take a cross-country trip for one last fight, accompanied by a mysterious woman who complicates their journey and relationship.
Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life – Adventurer Lara Croft races against time to find Pandora’s Box before a maniacal scientist can use it to unleash deadly viruses on humanity.
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – Archaeologist and adventurer Lara Croft embarks on a quest to find an ancient artifact that gives its possessor the ability to control time.
Love, Rosie – Childhood friends Rosie and Alex are separated when Alex moves to America for college, leading to a series of missed opportunities, relationships, and life-changing events across decades.
Marie Antoinette – A stylized portrait of the infamous French queen from her teenage years to the French Revolution, depicting her lavish lifestyle and the political turmoil surrounding her reign.
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life – A creative teenager transfers to a new school with strict rules and starts a rebellion by breaking every rule in the principal’s code of conduct.
Million Dollar Baby – A determined woman convinces a hardened boxing trainer to help her become a professional, forming a close bond that leads to unforeseen tragic consequences.
Motherhood – A day in the life of a Manhattan mother as she prepares for her daughter’s birthday party while juggling the chaos of urban motherhood, career aspirations, and her own identity.
Mulholland Drive – An amnesiac woman and an aspiring actress form a mysterious connection in a dreamlike Los Angeles, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality in David Lynch’s surreal masterpiece.
Only the Brave – Based on the true story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, an elite crew of firefighters who risk everything to protect a town from a historic wildfire.
Pan’s Labyrinth – In fascist Spain, a young girl escapes into a dark fantasy world after meeting a mysterious faun who claims she is a princess from an underground realm.
Practical Magic – Two witch sisters face a family curse that any man they fall in love with will die, while dealing with an investigation into the suspicious death of one sister’s abusive boyfriend.
Pulp Fiction – The lives of various criminals in Los Angeles intertwine in Quentin Tarantino’s nonlinear narrative about hitmen, a boxer, a gangster and his wife, and a pair of diner bandits.
Rat Race – An eccentric casino owner organizes a race for a group of ordinary people who must travel 563 miles to reach a duffel bag containing $2 million in a train station locker.
Room – A young woman and her five-year-old son held captive in a small shed for years finally escape, forcing the boy to experience the outside world for the first time.
Run All Night – An aging hitman must take on his former boss and best friend to protect his estranged son and his family during one intense night of violence and reckoning.
Searching For Bobby Fischer – Based on a true story of a young chess prodigy whose parents struggle with the pressures of raising a child genius while allowing him to maintain his childhood.
Serpico – Based on a true story of Frank Serpico, an honest New York cop who blew the whistle on police corruption in the 1960s and 70s, facing isolation and danger from fellow officers.
Shutter Island – In 1954, U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels investigates the disappearance of a murderess from a hospital for the criminally insane on a remote island, uncovering shocking truths about the facility and himself.
Sicario: Day of the Soldado – The drug war at the U.S.-Mexico border escalates as cartels begin trafficking terrorists, leading federal agent Matt Graver to enlist a mysterious operative for an unconventional mission.
Sleepy Hollow – A detective with scientific methods investigates a series of beheadings in a small village allegedly committed by a legendary Headless Horseman.
Snake Eyes – A complex conspiracy unravels when a corrupt police detective witnesses an assassination at a boxing match and partners with the only honest cop to investigate.
Son of a Gun – A young man in prison is taken under the wing of Australia’s most notorious criminal, leading to involvement in a gold heist after their release.
Staying Alive – In this sequel to Saturday Night Fever, Tony Manero pursues a career as a dancer on Broadway while navigating relationships and his own ambitions.
Strange Darling – A romantic encounter between two strangers turns dangerous as hidden intentions and dark secrets come to light over the course of one night.
Sugar & Spice – A group of cheerleaders turn to robbery to support their pregnant captain, planning an elaborate heist while maintaining their perfect images at school.
The Abandon – A group of friends on a camping trip discover a mysterious phenomenon in the woods that begins to alter their reality and threatens their survival.
The Fifth Estate – The story of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and his colleague Daniel Domscheit-Berg as they build a platform that allows whistleblowers to anonymously leak secrets.
The Glorias – A nontraditional biopic about feminist icon Gloria Steinem, depicting her journey from her childhood through her rise as an activist and women’s rights leader.
The Heartbreak Kid (2007) – A man hastily marries a woman he thinks is perfect, only to meet his true soulmate on his honeymoon and attempt increasingly desperate schemes to end his new marriage.
The Hurt Locker – An elite bomb squad unit in Iraq faces deadly situations daily as their new leader’s reckless methods put the team at risk.
The Ides of March – A young idealistic staffer for a presidential candidate gets a harsh lesson in dirty politics while working on a primary campaign.
The Kite Runner – The story of Amir, who returns to Afghanistan under Taliban rule to redeem himself for betraying his childhood friend decades earlier.
The Lodge – A woman is stranded with her fiancé’s two children at a remote winter cabin during a blizzard, where strange and frightening events occur that may be tied to her dark past.
The Machinist – An industrial worker who hasn’t slept in a year begins to doubt his own sanity as he experiences strange occurrences and encounters a mysterious man no one else can see.
The Manchurian Candidate – A Gulf War veteran investigates the recurring nightmares of his platoon, uncovering a sinister mind control conspiracy involving a fellow soldier now running for president.
The Other Boleyn Girl – The tale of Anne and Mary Boleyn, two sisters who competed for the affection of King Henry VIII, forever changing the course of English history.
The Queens of Comedy – A stand-up comedy film featuring four African American female comedians performing their routines before a live audience.
The Sum of All Fears – A CIA analyst must stop a terrorist plot to detonate a nuclear device at a football game, potentially triggering a war between the U.S. and Russia.
The Terminal – A man becomes trapped in an airport terminal when his home country collapses, rendering his passport invalid while preventing him from entering the United States.
The Virgin Suicides – In 1970s suburbia, the lives of five beautiful teenage sisters are viewed through the eyes of neighborhood boys who become obsessed with their mysterious existence.
The Warriors – A street gang must make their way back to their home turf after being framed for the murder of a respected gang leader at a citywide truce meeting.
The Way Of The Dragon – Bruce Lee stars as a martial artist who travels to Rome to help his cousin’s restaurant business, but must defend the restaurant from local gangsters through combat.
The Weekend – A woman invites her ex-boyfriend to her countryside retreat where her new boyfriend is also staying, creating a tense atmosphere of jealousy and unresolved feelings.
The Women – A group of female friends in New York City confront relationship problems and personal crises together after one discovers her husband is having an affair.
There Will Be Blood – The story of a ruthless silver miner turned oil prospector who moves to California and builds an oil empire while locking horns with a local preacher.
Trail of Justice – A frontier marshal pursues a band of outlaws across the American West, confronting his own past and moral code in his quest for justice.
Up In The Air – A corporate downsizer who travels constantly for work and prides himself on his detached lifestyle begins to question his philosophy after meeting a female frequent flyer.
Wayne’s World – Two slacker friends broadcast a public-access TV show from their basement, attracting the attention of a sleazy producer who offers them a contract with hidden strings attached.
Wayne’s World 2 – Wayne and Garth attempt to organize a rock festival called “Waynestock” after Wayne is visited in a dream by Jim Morrison, who gives him the idea.
Witness – A Philadelphia detective protects an Amish boy who witnessed a murder, hiding in an Amish community while developing feelings for the boy’s widowed mother.

March 3

Movies

The House with a Clock in Its Walls – A young orphan moves in with his eccentric uncle in a creaky old house containing a mysterious ticking clock in its walls, discovering a world of magic and danger.
Rumours – A group of friends on a weekend retreat find their relationships tested when anonymous messages start revealing their darkest secrets to one another.

March 4

TV Shows

Sin City Gigolo: A Murder in Las Vegas – This true crime documentary examines the case of a male escort whose involvement with wealthy clients led to a shocking murder in Las Vegas.

March 5

TV Shows

The Amazing Race (Season 37) – Teams of two race around the world, completing challenges and navigating foreign cultures in a competition for a million-dollar prize.
The Fairly OddParents: Abra-Catastrophe Special – Timmy Turner accidentally reveals the existence of his fairy godparents to the world, unleashing magical chaos that could separate him from Cosmo and Wanda forever.
The Surreal Life (Season 2) – A diverse group of celebrities live together in a mansion, where their conflicting personalities create drama, friendship, and outrageous moments.

March 8

Movies

Babylon – A tale of ambition and excess following multiple characters during Hollywood’s transition from silent films to talkies in the late 1920s.
India Sweets and Spices – A college student returns to her wealthy Indian American community for summer break and upends everyone’s lives when she invites her grocery store clerk’s family to dinner.

March 10

TV Shows

Ringo & Friends at the Ryman – A concert special featuring Ringo Starr performing with guest musicians at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium.

March 11

TV Shows

Tom Petty: Heartbreakers Beach Party – A music documentary celebrating the legacy of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, featuring rare concert footage and interviews.

March 16

Movies

Bridge of Spies – During the Cold War, an American lawyer is recruited to defend a Soviet spy in court and then help the CIA facilitate an exchange for a captured American U-2 pilot.

March 18

Movies

The Last Manhunt – Based on the true story of Willie Boy, a Native American outlaw who became the subject of one of the last great manhunts of the American frontier.

March 19

TV Shows

Teen Mom: The Next Chapter (Season 2) – The series follows the lives of young mothers as they navigate parenthood, relationships, careers, and personal growth years after their initial appearances on 16 and Pregnant.

March 20

TV Shows

Happy Face – Based on the true crime podcast, this series follows the daughter of a notorious serial killer as she confronts her father’s legacy and connects with families of his victims.

March 21

Movies

The Hunting Party – A group of journalists venture into war-torn Bosnia to track down a wanted war criminal, finding themselves in increasingly dangerous situations.

March 23

Movies

The Free World – A recently released ex-con who spent years in solitary confinement forms a connection with a married woman whose abusive husband inadvertently brings them together.

March 26

Movies

Mass – Two couples meet for a painful discussion years after a tragic school shooting that connected their families, exploring grief, anger, and the possibility of forgiveness.

TV Shows

Basketball Wives (Season 11) – Reality series following the lives of women who are romantically linked to professional basketball players, showcasing their friendships, conflicts, and personal journeys.

March 31

Movies

American Psycho – In 1980s New York, a wealthy investment banker leads a secret life as a sadistic serial killer while maintaining his carefully crafted façade of success and normalcy.
American Psycho II: All American Girl – A criminology student with a dark past becomes obsessed with taking over her professor’s teaching position, eliminating anyone who stands in her way.

Is Paramount Plus Worth It?

With this extensive March lineup adding to an already impressive catalog, Paramount Plus continues to prove its value in the competitive streaming landscape. The service offers a particularly strong selection for movie enthusiasts, with titles spanning from classic cinema to modern blockbusters.

The platform’s growing original content, including the new “Happy Face” series, demonstrates Paramount’s commitment to developing exclusive programming that can’t be found elsewhere. Combined with its library of popular shows like Yellowstone and its competitive pricing, Paramount Plus makes a compelling case for being included in your streaming rotation.

Whether you’re a film buff looking to catch up on critically acclaimed movies or a TV fan seeking new series to binge, Paramount Plus’s March 2025 lineup offers something for nearly everyone.