Every New Movie Hitting Paramount+ in November 2025 — Add These to Your Watchlist

With Halloween in the rearview, Paramount+ is loading up for the holidays with a stacked slate of new and classic films, from The Godfather trilogy to Elton John’s Rocketman.

Halloween is basically over, so here comes the streaming flood. Paramount+ is loading up November 2025 with a mix of stone-cold classics, seasonal comfort food, and a couple of titles that skew darker for the colder months. It is a lot, in a good way.

What is coming and when

• Nov 1: The Cut; Ferris Bueller's Day Off; Catch Me If You Can; Titanic; Big Daddy; Dreamgirls; Planes, Trains, and Automobiles; The Godfather Trilogy; Deck the Halls; Scrooged; Last Holiday
• Nov 7: Queen Bees
• Nov 9: Youth in Revolt
• Nov 21: Rocketman
• Nov 25: The Road
• Nov 28: A PAW Patrol Christmas (Special)

The quick read

Paramount+ already has a reputation for a deep bench, and November leans into that: you get your heavy hitters (The Godfather Trilogy, Titanic), your holiday staples (Planes, Trains, and Automobiles; Deck the Halls; Scrooged; Last Holiday), and your comfort rewatches (Ferris Bueller's Day Off; Catch Me If You Can; Big Daddy; Dreamgirls). If you want something new-to-streaming, Orlando Bloom leads The Cut, making its streaming premiere on Nov 1. It is about a former boxer with one last shot who has six days to get fight-ready while his trainer pushes the grind so hard it blurs into obsession.

On the glossier side, Rocketman lands Nov 21. Taron Egerton plays Elton John in the biopic that goes big on the music and the spectacle. If you are more into bleak mid-autumn vibes, Nov 25 brings The Road, the 2009 Viggo Mortensen survival drama that drew attention for sticking very closely to its Cormac McCarthy source material — faithful enough that it sparked debate at the time.

There are a couple of smaller drops worth noting too: Queen Bees arrives Nov 7, and Youth in Revolt slides in on Nov 9. And for the families (or anyone dual-wielding cocoa and candy canes already), A PAW Patrol Christmas special wraps the month on Nov 28.

Between this slate and the rest of Paramount+'s library — yes, the usual staples like Ace Ventura are still hanging around — the service is clearly leaning into that dark, cold, and cozy switch the minute Halloween bows out.

What are you queuing up first?