Whether you’re in the mood to watch fresh-out-of-theatres fare, cinema classics, or delve into curated collections, you’ll hit on the perfect movie titles to fill your February. The only real question is, what film should you start with?
Below is a curated list of new movies streaming this month on Paramount+ (various plans). If you love high-stakes action flicks, why not begin with Old Guy, starring Christoph Waltz and Lucy Liu?
Looking to watch a piece of film history? Pretty lofty request, but we’ve got you: Check out the Godfather trilogy, directed by five-time Oscar®-winning filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola. That’s The Godfather (1972), The Godfather Part II (1974), and The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone (2020), Coppola’s extended and recut re-release of 1990’s The Godfather Part III. Whether you’re seeing these epic crime dramas for the first time, or for the 50th, a binge-watch is never a bad idea.
February is also Black History Month, and therefore the perfect time to celebrate the work of Black talent on and off the screen by exploring the movie library in the Black Voices Collection. In addition, with Valentine’s Day right around the corner, Paramount+ has spiffed up its Peak Romance Collection, an archive of love-centric titles sure to get your heart a-thumping.
Check out our massive movie guide for the month of February. Please note: Certain films stream on the Paramount+ Premium plan only.
New movies on Paramount+ in February 2026
Old Guy
In this action-adventure movie, aging hitman Danny Dolinski (Christoph Waltz) is forced to coach a young prodigy (Cooper Hoffman) when his employer moves to replace the old guard. But when Danny and his trainee learn they’re being betrayed, the unlikely pair team up against their double-crossing bosses. Along for the ride is Danny’s pal and potential love interest, Anata (Lucy Liu).
In addition to Waltz, Hoffman, and Liu, Old Guy stars Ryan McParland, Ann Akinjirin, Jason Done, Tony Hirst, Kate Katzman, Conor Mullen, and Rory Mullen. Produced and directed by Simon West, the 2024 film is rated R.
WATCH NOW: Old Guy (Paramount+ Premium plan only)
The Godfather
The Godfather Part II
The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone
Even if you haven’t seen them (yet!), you’ve definitely heard of them. You’ve also unquestionably watched other movies (and television shows, and theatrical works, and social media videos, etc.) that were influenced by them. Between all three, they received a total of nine Oscars®, and a jaw-dropping 28 nods, making this trilogy one of the most nominated film series in movie history. Are you streaming (or re-streaming) yet?
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, and based on the best-selling novel by Mario Puzo, The Godfather trilogy is about the lives of the Corleones, an Italian-American crime family. The first of the films is set in the 1940s, and finds Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) utterly uninterested in the mob dealings that have surrounded him since his birth. But when his father, the influential mafia boss Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando), narrowly survives an assasination attempt, Michael feels compelled to join the family business.
The Godfather Part II demonstrates the climb to power of both Michael in the late 1950s – as he attempts to expand the Corleones’ empire and sniff out betrayals within the ranks – and a young Sicily-bred Vito (Robert De Niro) in the early 1900s. As Michael rises in stature, he becomes less sure of whom to trust. Vito’s timeline, meanwhile, finds the elder Corleone gaining a criminal foothold in New York. The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone wraps up the saga by showing Michael – now in his 60s – attempting to legitimize the family business and distance himself from the criminal underworld.
In addition to Pacino, Brando, and De Niro, the three Godfather movies – each rated R – are stuffed with big names, including Diane Keaton, Robert Duvall, John Cazale, and James Caan. And those Oscar® triumphs? Let us count them:
- The Godfather – best adapted screenplay
- The Godfather – best actor (Marlon Brando)
- The Godfather – best picture
- The Godfather Part II – best art direction
- The Godfather Part II – best dramatic score
- The Godfather Part II – best adapted screenplay
- The Godfather Part II – best supporting actor (Robert De Niro)
- The Godfather Part II – best director (Francis Ford Coppola)
- The Godfather Part II – best director (Francis Ford Coppola)
- The Godfather Part II – best picture
And that’s not including the other 19 Oscar® nominations bestowed on the trilogy, or the films’ many, many Golden Globes® wins. We’re making you an offer you can’t refuse: Go stream these movies right now!
WATCH NOW: The Godfather
WATCH NOW: The Godfather Part II
WATCH NOW: The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone
Featured collections on Paramount+ in February 2026
Black Voices
Any time is the right time to explore the Black Voices Collection on Paramount+ (it’s available year-round). But with Black History Month observed in February, now is the perfect moment to dive into this curated lineup of films and series created by and starring Black artists. Among the collection’s movies, you’ll find dynamic love stories like Queen & Slim, biopics like Marshall, Bob Marley: One Love and Selma, horror hits like Us and A Quiet Place: Day One, musicals like Dreamgirls and audience favorites, like Last Holiday, starring Queen Latifah and LL COOL J.
WATCH NOW: Black Voices Collection
Peak Romance
Sorry, Cupid. Love isn’t the domain of a single month, and neither is the Peak Romance collection, a curated treasure trove of rom-coms and love stories on Paramount+ that’s available to check out and enjoy all year long. But since February happens to be the month for Valentine’s Day, this is an especially apt time to check out the collection’s swoon-worthy movie and TV options. Dig a classic love story? Try the 1953 Audrey Hepburn perennial Roman Holiday (or the other Audrey Hepburn perennial, 1961’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s). Ready to melt? The archives are full of stories that represent all of life’s romantic stages, from high-school romps – like Grease, Grease 2, Pretty in Pink, and She’s the Man, to adult relationship hijinx, like Runaway Bride, No Strings Attached, Bridget Jones’s Diary (plus Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason and Bridget Jones’s Baby), and How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. And don’t forget the tales of first loves (like Call Me By Your Name), dangerous loves (like Fatal Attraction), and doomed loves (like Titanic). What we’re saying is, no matter which flick you pick, we know you’ll fall in love.
For a deeper look at some of the top titles, check out our guide to romance movies you can watch right now.
WATCH NOW: Peak Romance Collection
Paramount+ – February 2026 movie schedule
Here is the February 2026 movie schedule for Paramount+. It’s the list of movies coming to the service during the month.
Feb. 1
A Night At The Roxbury
A Walk on the Moon
Almost Famous
American Assassin*
American Beauty
American Gigolo
Amistad
Anything Else
Ashby
Ask The Dust
Bad News Bears (2005)
Bang Bang
Becoming Jane
Blue Eyed Girl
Boomerang
Bottom of the 9th
Boudica: Queen of War
Bounce
Boys And Girls
Bride & Prejudice
Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
Bridget Jones’s Baby
Bridget Jones’s Diary
Call Me By Your Name
Changeland
Cinema Paradiso
Cloverfield
Down to Earth (2001)
Down To You
Due Justice
Eagle vs Shark
Ella Enchanted
Emma (1996)
End of Sentence
Face/Off
Fear
Forces Of Nature
Four Letters of Love
Frida
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
Grease
Grease 2
Hardball
Harlem Nights
Heatwave
Here Comes the Boom
Hotel Artemis*
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
I Used to Go Here
Jane Eyre (1996)
Jersey Girl
Just Like Heaven
Justin Bieber: Never Say Never
Katy Perry The Movie: Part of Me
Kindred
Kiss The Girls
Like Water for Chocolate
Lilies Not for Me
Losing Isaiah
Love, Rosie
Marshall
Marshmallow
Match Point
Old Guy*
Our Friend
Persona
Pretty Red Dress
Queen & Slim
Regarding Us
Roman Holiday
Rugrats Go Wild
Rugrats in Paris: The Movie
Run
Runaway Bride
Sabrina (1995)
Save the Last Dance
Seaside
Shakespeare in Love
She’s All That
Shrink
Sixteen Candles
Superstar
Team America: World Police
The Argument
The Beldham
The Best of Me
The Foreigner*
The Godfather
The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone
The Godfather Part II
The Golden Child
The Heartbreak Kid (2007)
The Hurricane
The Longshots*
The Original Kings of Comedy
The Outlaws
The Prince and Me
The Prophecy
The Romantics
The Rugrats Movie
The Saint (1997)
The Score
The Silent Planet
The Sons of Katie Elder
The Stepford Wives (2004)
The To Do List
The Violent Heart
The Virgin Suicides
The Wood
The Words
The Yards
Til Death Do Us Part
To Catch a Thief
Us
Vampire in Brooklyn
What’s Eating Gilbert Grape
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Feb. 2
The Reader*
Feb. 4
68 Kill*
Feb. 15
Mother’s Day*
*Title is available to Paramount+ Premium subscribers.
Dates for library titles are subject to change.
