Here Are All the Movies Coming to Paramount+ This Week, Including a Lovely Animated Adventure

Paramount+ is set to expand its digital library this week with a massive influx of cinematic titles ranging from Academy Award-winning dramas to cult classic comedies. The majority of these films arrive on the service during a major mid-week update, providing subscribers with a wide array of viewing options. This collection includes several prominent franchises, psychological thrillers, and acclaimed international features. Whether viewers are looking for nostalgic favorites or modern hits, this week’s schedule offers a comprehensive selection for every preference.

‘Allied’ (2016)

In 1942, a Canadian intelligence officer and a French Resistance fighter fall in love during a high-stakes mission in Casablanca. Their relationship is later jeopardized in London when the officer is told his wife may be a secret German spy. He is forced to conduct a private investigation that tests his loyalty to his country and his heart. This romantic war drama becomes available for streaming on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The United States of Leland’ (2003)

A quiet teenager named Leland P. Fitzgerald commits a shocking crime that leaves a community searching for answers. While in a juvenile detention center, he begins a series of conversations with a teacher who hopes to uncover the motive behind the act. The narrative explores how the event ripples through the lives of the families involved. This contemplative drama joins the platform on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Extraordinary Measures’ (2010)

A father risks everything to find a cure for his children’s rare genetic disorder by partnering with a reclusive scientist. Together, they start a biotechnology company to develop a life-saving drug while racing against time and corporate bureaucracy. The story is based on the real-life efforts of John Crowley to save his children from Pompe disease. This medical drama premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘An Inconvenient Truth’ (2006)

This Academy Award-winning documentary follows former Vice President Al Gore as he presents a compelling case regarding the dangers of global warming. Through a series of lectures and visual presentations, Gore highlights the scientific evidence of climate change and its potential impact on the planet. The film serves as an urgent call to action for environmental preservation. It becomes available to stream on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Weather Man’ (2005)

A successful Chicago weather reporter struggles to find professional respect and personal fulfillment despite his high salary. While he is considered for a major national morning show, his relationships with his father and children begin to deteriorate. The film uses the unpredictability of weather as a metaphor for the protagonist’s chaotic personal life. This dark comedy-drama arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Shall We Dance?’ (1996)

A successful but bored accountant discovers a new passion for ballroom dancing after spotting a beautiful woman at a dance studio. He begins taking secret lessons to improve his skills and find joy outside of his mundane daily routine. His journey through the world of dance eventually leads to a greater understanding of his own marriage and happiness. This celebrated Japanese film is added to the catalog on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Urban Cowboy’ (1980)

Bud Davis moves to Houston to work at an oil refinery and spends his nights at Gilley’s, a massive honky-tonk bar. He falls in love and marries a spirited woman named Sissy, but their relationship is tested by pride and competition on a mechanical bull. The film captures the essence of the Texas subculture and country music scene of the era. It premieres on the service on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Yes, Madam!’ (1985)

Two female police officers from different backgrounds must team up to investigate a murder linked to a stolen microfilm. The case leads them into a series of dangerous confrontations with organized crime syndicates in Hong Kong. This film is notable for helping to launch the careers of prominent female action stars in Asian cinema. This high-energy martial arts feature arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Arrival’ (2016)

When twelve mysterious spacecraft land around the globe, a linguistics professor is recruited by the military to communicate with the visitors. As the world teeters on the edge of global war, she races to decipher the complex language of the extraterrestrials. The insights she gains challenge her understanding of time, memory, and the human experience. This acclaimed science fiction drama debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Into the Wild’ (2007)

After graduating from college, Christopher McCandless abandons his privileged life and destroys his credit cards to live in the wilderness. He travels across North America, meeting various characters before heading to the remote regions of Alaska. The story documents his quest for spiritual purity and his struggle against the harsh elements of nature. This biographical adventure film arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Jackass 3.5’ (2011)

This compilation features a series of stunts, pranks, and behind-the-scenes footage that was not included in the original theatrical release of the third film. The cast members push the boundaries of physical endurance and social norms through various dangerous and comedic challenges. It provides a deeper look into the production process and the camaraderie of the crew. The film is available starting Wednesday, April 1.

‘Walking Out’ (2017)

A teenager travels to rural Montana to go on a big-game hunting trip with his estranged and rugged father. Their attempt to bond in the wilderness turns into a desperate struggle for survival after a grizzly bear attack leaves them both injured. They must rely on each other’s strength and resilience to navigate the treacherous terrain back to safety. This survival thriller premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘V for Vengeance’ (2022)

Two estranged sisters who share a supernatural secret must reunite to rescue their younger sibling from a clan of vampires. Along their journey, they discover their true heritage and the power required to defeat an ancient evil. The film blends elements of action and horror with a focus on family bonds and retribution. It joins the Paramount+ library on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Mirror Mirror’ (2012)

This vibrant reimagining of the Snow White fairy tale follows an exiled princess who joins forces with a group of rebellious dwarfs. Together, they plot to reclaim her kingdom from an evil Queen who has seized control through deception and magic. The story features elaborate costumes and a comedic tone that appeals to audiences of all ages. This fantasy adventure arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Mindhunters’ (2004)

A group of elite FBI profilers travels to a remote island for a training exercise designed to simulate a serial killer investigation. They soon realize that an actual killer is among them, systematically eliminating the trainees using their own psychological profiles. The survivors must work together to identify the traitor before they are all killed. This psychological thriller debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Rounders’ (1998)

A law student and reformed gambler returns to the high-stakes world of underground poker to help a friend pay off a massive debt. He must navigate dangerous games against ruthless opponents while trying to keep his personal life from falling apart. The film is credited with helping to popularize Texas Hold ’em poker in the late 1990s. It becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘I Love You, Man’ (2009)

Peter Klaven is a successful real estate agent who realizes he lacks a close male friend to serve as the best man for his upcoming wedding. He embarks on a series of “man-dates” to find a companion, eventually meeting the eccentric and laid-back Sydney Fife. Their blossoming friendship creates comedic tension as Peter tries to balance his new bond with his relationship. This comedy premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Catch Me If You Can’ (2002)

Frank Abagnale Jr. successfully poses as a pilot, a doctor, and a legal prosecutor while forging millions of dollars in checks before his 19th birthday. An FBI agent becomes obsessed with tracking the young con artist across the globe, leading to a complex game of cat and mouse. The film is based on the true story of one of the most famous imposters in American history. It arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Wood’ (1999)

Three childhood friends gather for a wedding and reminisce about their experiences growing up in Inglewood, California. Through a series of flashbacks, the film explores their awkward adolescent years, first loves, and the bonds of brotherhood. As the groom gets cold feet, his friends must help him navigate his fears before the ceremony. This coming-of-age story is added on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Breach’ (2007)

A young aspiring FBI agent is assigned to work as an assistant to a renowned veteran operative who is suspected of being a mole. He must gather evidence against his mentor while maintaining his cover and dealing with the psychological pressure of the mission. The film is based on the real-life capture of Robert Hanssen, one of the most damaging spies in U.S. history. It joins the service on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Private Parts’ (1997)

This biographical film follows the rise of radio personality Howard Stern from his early days in college to his status as a national media icon. It depicts his struggles with traditional broadcasting standards and his journey toward becoming the “King of All Media.” Stern and his actual radio staff portray themselves in the dramatized version of their lives. This comedy debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Restoration’ (2016)

A young couple moves into a new neighborhood and discovers that their home may be haunted by a malevolent spirit. As they attempt to renovate the property, they uncover dark secrets about the previous residents and the history of the house. The tension builds as they struggle to protect their family from supernatural threats. This horror thriller becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Black Snake Moan’ (2007)

A God-fearing blues musician discovers a young woman beaten and left for dead on the side of the road. He takes her in and attempts to help her overcome her traumatic past and destructive behavior through the power of music and faith. The film explores themes of redemption, obsession, and the deep roots of Southern culture. It premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Million Dollar Baby’ (2004)

An aging boxing trainer reluctantly agrees to mentor a determined woman who wants to become a professional fighter. Their bond grows as she rises through the ranks, eventually facing a tragic turn of events that tests their resolve. The film won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. This powerful drama arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Heartburn’ (1986)

A food critic and a political columnist fall in love and get married, only for their relationship to be strained by infidelity. The story follows the ups and downs of their marriage as they navigate domestic life and professional ambitions in Washington, D.C. It is based on a semi-autobiographical novel by Nora Ephron. This comedy-drama is available starting Wednesday, April 1.

‘Addams Family Values’ (1993)

The eccentric Addams family welcomes a new baby, leading to jealousy from Wednesday and Pugsley as they attempt to eliminate their new sibling. Meanwhile, Uncle Fester falls for a murderous nanny who has designs on the family fortune. The children are sent to a summer camp where they struggle to fit in with their more conventional peers. This dark comedy sequel premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘True Grit’ (2010)

A headstrong 14-year-old girl hires a boozy, trigger-happy U.S. Marshal to help her track down the man who murdered her father. They are joined by a Texas Ranger who is also seeking the fugitive for a separate crime. The unlikely trio ventures into hostile territory, facing various dangers along the way. This acclaimed Western remake arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Breakdown’ (2024)

This high-tension thriller follows a couple whose vehicle breaks down in a remote part of the desert during a cross-country trip. When the wife disappears after accepting a ride from a passing trucker, the husband must embark on a frantic search to find her. He discovers a dangerous criminal network operating in the area and must fight for their lives. This updated version of the classic story debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Jackass Number Two’ (2006)

The original crew of pranksters returns for a second installment of dangerous stunts and absurd public disruptions. The film features a series of loosely connected segments that showcase the cast’s willingness to endure pain for entertainment. It continues the franchise’s tradition of raw, unfiltered comedy and extreme physical challenges. The movie joins the platform on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Night of the Sicario’ (2021)

A group of witnesses being transported to testify against a powerful drug cartel must seek refuge in a retirement home during a fierce storm. They find themselves trapped with a team of professional assassins who will stop at nothing to eliminate them. The survivors must use their wits and the help of the home’s residents to survive the night. This action thriller arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Aviator’ (2004)

This biographical drama chronicles the life of Howard Hughes, the eccentric billionaire, aviator, and film director. It follows his career from the late 1920s to the late 1940s, highlighting his pioneering work in aviation and his struggles with obsessive-compulsive disorder. The film captures the glamour of Old Hollywood and the high stakes of early flight technology. It becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Adventureland’ (2009)

In the summer of 1987, a recent college graduate is forced to take a low-paying job at a local amusement park after his plans to travel to Europe fall through. He forms unexpected friendships and experiences the complexities of young adulthood while working among colorful coworkers. The film captures the nostalgia of the 1980s through its soundtrack and setting. This coming-of-age comedy premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Primal Fear’ (1996)

A high-profile defense attorney takes on the case of a young altar boy accused of murdering an influential archbishop. As the investigation unfolds, the lawyer discovers secrets involving the church and the boy’s own fractured psychological state. The trial becomes a battle of wits that leads to a shocking conclusion. This courtroom thriller arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Wayne’s World 2’ (1993)

Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar return to host their public-access cable show and decide to organize a massive music festival called Waynestock. Along the way, Wayne must deal with a smooth-talking record producer who is trying to steal his girlfriend. The film features numerous celebrity cameos and parodies of contemporary pop culture. It joins the service on Wednesday, April 1.

‘G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra’ (2009)

An elite military unit known as G.I. Joe uses advanced technology to battle a corrupt organization led by a mysterious arms dealer. The conflict spans the globe as the Joes attempt to prevent the villains from launching a weapon that could devastate major cities. The film is based on the popular Hasbro action figures and animated series. This action spectacle debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Fist of Fury’ (1972)

A martial arts student returns to Shanghai to find that his beloved master has died under suspicious circumstances. He soon discovers that a rival school is responsible and embarks on a quest for vengeance to restore his school’s honor. The film is famous for its iconic fight choreography and themes of national pride. This classic action film premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Abandon’ (2002)

A college student struggling to complete her thesis is haunted by the disappearance of her boyfriend two years prior. As the investigation into his whereabouts is reopened, she begins to experience terrifying hallucinations and suspects she is being watched. The mystery deepens as she uncovers dark secrets about her past and the people around her. This psychological thriller arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Paranormal Activity 3’ (2011)

This prequel takes place in 1988 and follows two young sisters who befriend an invisible entity living in their home. Their father, a wedding videographer, sets up cameras to capture the strange occurrences happening throughout the house. The footage reveals the origins of the malevolent force that haunts the family in later years. This horror installment is added on Wednesday, April 1.

‘2 Days in the Valley’ (1996)

The lives of various individuals in the San Fernando Valley become interconnected following a botched contract killing. The narrative weaves through multiple storylines involving hitmen, police officers, and ordinary citizens caught in the crossfire. The film is known for its ensemble cast and its stylistic approach to the crime thriller genre. It becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Saving Private Ryan’ (1998)

During the invasion of Normandy in World War II, a group of soldiers is sent on a dangerous mission to find a paratrooper whose brothers have all been killed in action. They must navigate the war-torn landscape of France while questioning the logic of risking many lives for one. The film is widely praised for its realistic and intense portrayal of combat. This epic war drama arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Hey Arnold! The Movie’ (2002)

Arnold and his best friend Gerald must save their neighborhood from a greedy developer who wants to turn it into a massive shopping mall. They embark on a quest to find a historical document that could grant the area landmark status and stop the demolition. The film brings the beloved characters from the animated series to the big screen. It premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Happy, Texas’ (1999)

Two escaped convicts are mistaken for the organizers of a local beauty pageant for young girls in a small Texas town. They decide to play along with the ruse to avoid capture, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings with the townspeople. As they prepare for the pageant, they find themselves becoming more invested in the community than they expected. This comedy arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Big Jake’ (1971)

A grandfather comes out of retirement to rescue his grandson who has been kidnapped by a gang of ruthless outlaws. He chooses to pursue the kidnappers across the border using traditional methods rather than relying on modern technology. The film explores the changing landscape of the Old West at the turn of the century. This classic Western debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Hard Rain’ (1998)

An armored truck driver is caught in a massive flood in a small town and must protect a large shipment of cash from a gang of thieves. The town’s rising waters and failing infrastructure create a treacherous environment for the high-stakes confrontation. He must navigate the submerged streets while being hunted by criminals and dealing with corrupt local officials. This action thriller joins the platform on Wednesday, April 1.

‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation’ (2013)

The G.I. Joe team is framed for a crime against the country and is nearly wiped out by a surprise attack. The remaining members must regroup and partner with the original Joe to expose the imposter in the White House and save the world. The film features high-tech weaponry and large-scale battle sequences across various international locations. It becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Wayne’s World’ (1992)

Two quirky friends host a local public-access television show from a basement in Aurora, Illinois. Their lives change when a big-budget television executive offers them a contract to move their show to a professional network. They must navigate the challenges of commercial success while trying to stay true to their rock-and-roll roots. This iconic comedy premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Incident at Oglala’ (1992)

This documentary examines the 1975 standoff at the Pine Ridge Reservation between the FBI and the American Indian Movement. It focuses on the controversial trial and conviction of Leonard Peltier for the deaths of two FBI agents. The film raises questions about the justice system and the treatment of Native Americans by the federal government. It arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Asking for It’ (2022)

After a traumatic experience, a small-town waitress joins an underground group of women who take justice into their own hands. They target men who have escaped legal punishment for their crimes against women, using vigilante tactics to seek retribution. The film explores themes of empowerment, trauma, and the morality of taking the law into one’s own hands. This thriller debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Vindicta’ (2023)

A young paramedic discovers that a serial killer is targeting the city during a period of civil unrest. As she investigates the connections between the victims, she realizes she is being drawn into a twisted game of revenge. She must survive the chaos of the city while uncovering the truth behind the killer’s identity. This suspenseful feature is added to the catalog on Wednesday, April 1.

‘He’s Just Not That Into You’ (2009)

This romantic comedy follows multiple interconnected characters in Baltimore as they navigate the complexities of modern dating. The story explores the misunderstandings that arise between men and women regarding romantic interest and commitment. It provides a lighthearted look at the “rules” of relationships through the perspectives of several different couples. The film arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Hoax’ (2007)

An ambitious writer nearly brings down a major publishing house by faking an authorized biography of the reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes. He uses his charm and deception to convince everyone that he has exclusive access to the legendary figure. The film depicts the escalating lies and the eventual collapse of his elaborate scheme. This biographical drama becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa’ (2013)

Irving Zisman travels across America with his eight-year-old grandson, Billy, while performing hidden-camera pranks on unsuspecting members of the public. The scripted narrative provides a framework for the various absurd and often shocking situations the duo encounters. It blends traditional storytelling with the franchise’s signature brand of improvisational comedy. The film debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Truman Show’ (1998)

Truman Burbank discovers that his entire life is a reality television show that has been broadcast to the world since his birth. Every person in his life is an actor, and his hometown is a massive, controlled soundstage. As he begins to notice the flaws in his environment, he embarks on a quest to escape his artificial world. This acclaimed satirical drama premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Terms of Endearment’ (1983)

This family drama explores the evolving relationship between a mother and her daughter over several decades. They face various life challenges together, including difficult marriages, personal loss, and health crises. The film is noted for its blend of humor and poignant emotional moments, winning five Academy Awards. It becomes available for streaming on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Jackass: The Movie’ (2002)

The cast of the popular television series brings their extreme stunts and elaborate pranks to the big screen for the first time. The film features a series of unrelated segments that push the limits of physical comedy and gross-out humor. It became a significant cultural phenomenon and launched a successful film franchise. This foundational comedy arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Gangs of New York’ (2002)

Set in the mid-19th century, a young man seeks revenge against the powerful gang leader who killed his father in the Five Points district of Manhattan. He infiltrates the leader’s inner circle during a time of immense political corruption and violent civil unrest. The film provides a stylized look at the history of New York City during the Civil War era. This historical epic premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Cujo’ (1983)

A friendly Saint Bernard becomes a bloodthirsty killer after being bitten by a rabid bat in a remote rural area. A mother and her young son find themselves trapped inside their broken-down car while the dog stalks them from the outside. The film is based on the novel by Stephen King and focuses on the claustrophobic struggle for survival. This horror classic arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Mosley’ (2019)

A species of four-legged creatures known as Thoriphants lives in servitude to humans, unaware of their ancient heritage. One brave individual named Mosley embarks on a journey to find the legendary Uprights to save his family. The animated adventure explores themes of courage, identity, and the quest for freedom. It joins the Paramount+ library on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back’ (2001)

After learning that a movie is being made based on comic characters modeled after them, Jay and Silent Bob travel to Hollywood to stop the production. Along the way, they encounter a series of bizarre characters and get caught up in an international diamond heist. The film features numerous cameos and references to previous movies in the franchise. This cult comedy debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Small Soldiers’ (1998)

A toy company uses advanced military technology to create a line of action figures that can think and move on their own. The heroic Gorgonites must defend a neighborhood from the aggressive Commando Elite, who have been programmed to destroy them. The conflict escalates as the toys use household items to wage a miniature war. This family-friendly adventure becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Jeff, Who Lives at Home’ (2012)

Jeff is an uninspired man living in his mother’s basement who believes that everything in the universe is connected by destiny. While out on an errand, he crosses paths with his brother, and together they discover surprising truths about their family and relationships. The story follows their journey through one chaotic day as they search for meaning in their lives. This indie comedy-drama premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Adventures of Tintin’ (2011)

An intrepid young reporter and his loyal dog find a model ship that contains a clue to a hidden treasure. They are thrust into a global adventure involving a cynical sea captain and a villainous treasure hunter. The film utilizes motion-capture technology to bring the classic comic book characters to life in a stylized world. This animated action film arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension’ (2015)

A new family moves into a house and discovers a box of old videotapes and a camera that can see supernatural phenomena. They begin to notice a malevolent presence that targets their young daughter for a dark purpose. The film serves as a conclusion to the main narrative arc of the long-running horror series. It becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Reindeer Games’ (2000)

After being released from prison, a man assumes his deceased cellmate’s identity to meet the woman the cellmate had been corresponding with. He quickly finds himself forced to participate in a casino heist planned by the woman’s dangerous brother. He must use his wits to survive the high-stakes robbery and protect himself from the gang. This action thriller arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Once Upon a Time in the West’ (1968)

A mysterious stranger with a harmonica joins forces with a notorious desperado to protect a beautiful widow from a ruthless assassin. The conflict revolves around a piece of land that is valuable due to the impending arrival of the railroad. The film is considered a masterpiece of the Spaghetti Western genre, known for its epic cinematography and musical score. It premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Clear and Present Danger’ (1994)

Jack Ryan is promoted to Acting Deputy Director of the CIA and discovers an illegal covert war being waged against a Colombian drug cartel. He must navigate a web of political deception within the American government to find the truth and protect those involved. The film is based on the popular techno-thriller novel by Tom Clancy. This political action drama debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Outside Providence’ (1999)

A working-class teenager from Rhode Island is sent to a prestigious prep school after getting into trouble with the law. He struggles to fit into the elite environment while dealing with his difficult relationship with his blue-collar father. The film explores his growth and the relationships he forms during his final year of high school in the 1970s. This coming-of-age comedy arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Total Recall’ (2012)

In a future where the world is divided into two major territories, a factory worker begins to suspect that his memories have been implanted. He visits a company that provides virtual vacations, only to find himself hunted by a global police force. He must uncover his true identity and his role in a brewing rebellion against a tyrannical leader. This science fiction remake joins the platform on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Substance of Fire’ (1997)

A passionate and stubborn book publisher faces a financial crisis that threatens to take away his independent company. He refuses to publish a commercial bestseller to save the business, leading to a confrontation with his three children who hold shares in the firm. The drama explores the conflict between artistic integrity and familial loyalty. This character-driven feature premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Rush’ (2013)

This biographical film depicts the intense rivalry between Formula One drivers James Hunt and Niki Lauda during the 1976 racing season. It follows their contrasting personalities and their dedication to the sport, culminating in Lauda’s legendary return after a near-fatal crash. The film captures the danger and excitement of the golden age of motor racing. It becomes available for streaming on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Monstrous’ (2020)

A woman flees from her abusive ex-husband and moves with her young son to a remote house in the countryside. They soon discover that their sanctuary is being haunted by a terrifying creature that emerges from a nearby pond. The mother must confront her past trauma while fighting to keep her child safe from the supernatural threat. This horror thriller premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Addams Family’ (1991)

The macabre Addams family is reunited with what they believe is their long-lost Uncle Fester, who has been missing for years. However, the man is actually an imposter working for a crooked lawyer who wants to steal the family fortune. The family must use their unique brand of dark humor and supernatural abilities to save their home. This supernatural comedy arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Paycheck’ (2003)

A brilliant reverse engineer has his memory erased after completing high-stakes projects for various corporations. After finishing a three-year assignment, he discovers that he forfeited his massive paycheck and left himself a series of cryptic items. He must use these items to piece together his past and evade those who want him dead. This science fiction thriller debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Quiet American’ (2002)

Set in 1950s Vietnam, a veteran British journalist becomes involved in a complex love triangle with a young American agent and a local woman. As the country moves closer to war, the journalist discovers the American’s true intentions and the dangers of foreign intervention. The film is based on the classic novel by Graham Greene. This political drama becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Cool World’ (1992)

A comic book artist is pulled into the animated world he created and finds himself pursued by a seductive cartoon character who wants to become human. He must follow the laws of the animated realm while trying to prevent a breach between the two dimensions. The film features a unique blend of live-action footage and traditional animation. This fantasy adventure joins the platform on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Things to Do in Denver When You’re Dead’ (1995)

A retired criminal is convinced by his former boss to take on one last job that ends in a disastrous mistake. He and his crew are marked for death by a vengeful mobster, forcing them to spend their final days setting their affairs in order. The film is known for its stylized dialogue and exploration of honor among criminals. This neo-noir drama premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Paranormal Activity’ (2007)

A young couple becomes increasingly disturbed by a supernatural presence in their new suburban home. They decide to set up a video camera to record what happens while they sleep, capturing a series of escalating paranormal events. The film’s found-footage style and slow-burn tension made it a major success in the horror genre. It becomes available for streaming on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Evening Star’ (1996)

This sequel to a famous family drama continues the story of Aurora Greenway as she navigates her later years and her relationships with her grandchildren. She deals with new romantic interests and the ongoing challenges of keeping her family together through various crises. The film explores themes of aging, grief, and the enduring nature of love. This drama arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Legend of Bagger Vance’ (2000)

A former golf prodigy who is traumatized by his experiences in World War I reluctantly enters a high-stakes tournament to save a local resort. He is aided by a mysterious caddie who provides spiritual guidance and helps him regain his swing and his confidence. The story uses the game of golf as a metaphor for the challenges of life. This sports drama debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The English Patient’ (1996)

During the final days of World War II, a nurse cares for a badly burned man in an abandoned Italian monastery. Through a series of flashbacks, the patient reveals his past as a Hungarian count and his doomed love affair in the Sahara Desert. The film won nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture. This epic romantic drama is added to the library on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones’ (2014)

A young man discovers a strange mark on his arm and begins to exhibit superhuman abilities after the death of a neighbor. He soon realizes he has been targeted by a malevolent cult that seeks to use him as a vessel for a demonic entity. His friends must find a way to save him before he is completely consumed by the darkness. This horror spinoff arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Universal Soldier’ (1992)

Two soldiers who killed each other in the Vietnam War are brought back to life as part of a secret military program to create elite cyborgs. When one of them begins to regain his memories, he goes rogue and attempts to escape the program’s control. A high-stakes pursuit follows as his former comrade is sent to terminate him. This action film becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Top Secret!’ (1984)

An American rock-and-roll star traveling in East Germany becomes entangled in a resistance plot to rescue a kidnapped scientist. The film is a parody of both Cold War spy thrillers and Elvis Presley-style musical films. It features absurd visual gags and slapstick comedy from the creators of other famous spoof movies. This cult comedy premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Peacemaker’ (1997)

A US Army Colonel and a nuclear expert must track down stolen Russian nuclear warheads before they can be used by terrorists. Their mission takes them across Europe as they race against time to prevent a global catastrophe. The film was the first theatrical release from a major new studio in the late 1990s. This action thriller joins the service on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Day of the Fight’ (2024)

This drama follows a former boxer on the day he is released from prison as he prepares for a final match to settle his past. He visits various people from his former life, seeking forgiveness and redemption before entering the ring one last time. The film uses a black-and-white aesthetic to emphasize its gritty and emotional tone. This new feature debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘It Takes Two’ (1995)

Two identical young girls who are strangers meet at a summer camp and realize they come from very different backgrounds. One is an orphan about to be adopted by a mean socialite, while the other is the daughter of a wealthy widower. They decide to swap places and play matchmaker for the kind people in their lives. This family comedy becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Woman in Black’ (1989)

A young lawyer is sent to a remote coastal village to settle the estate of a deceased widow who lived in a secluded mansion. He soon discovers that the town is haunted by a vengeful spirit that targets the local children. He must uncover the secret behind the ghost’s identity to stop the cycle of tragedy. This classic supernatural thriller premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Shutter Island’ (2010)

Two U.S. Marshals arrive at an asylum for the criminally insane on a remote island to investigate the disappearance of a patient. As a hurricane cuts off communication with the mainland, one marshal begins to question his own sanity and the motivations of the facility’s doctors. The mystery deepens into a complex psychological puzzle. This acclaimed thriller arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Sarafina!’ (1992)

A young student in South Africa becomes inspired by a teacher to stand up against the oppressive apartheid regime. The story follows her journey from a hopeful youth to a determined activist during a period of violent social change. The film features music and dance that reflect the spirit of the resistance movement. This powerful musical drama joins the platform on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Core’ (2003)

When the Earth’s inner core stops rotating, the planet’s magnetic field begins to deteriorate, causing catastrophic weather events. A team of scientists and pilots is sent on a dangerous mission to travel to the center of the Earth and restart the core with nuclear explosives. They must navigate intense heat and pressure to save humanity from extinction. This disaster film debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Nebraska’ (2013)

An aging father who believes he has won a million-dollar sweepstakes prize convinces his skeptical son to drive him from Montana to Nebraska to claim it. Along the way, they visit the father’s hometown and reconnect with family and friends who have their own designs on the potential fortune. The film is shot in black and white and explores themes of family and aging. It becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Paranormal Activity 4’ (2012)

A teenage girl and her family begin to experience strange occurrences in their home after a mysterious boy and his mother move in across the street. She uses webcams and laptops to document the supernatural events that seem to be connected to her younger brother. The story continues the mythology of the previous films in the series. This horror installment premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘View from the Top’ (2003)

A small-town woman dreams of becoming an international flight attendant to escape her mundane life. She faces various professional setbacks and personal rivalries while striving to work for a major airline and travel the world. The film follows her journey through training and her ultimate realization about what truly matters in life. This romantic comedy arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Top Five’ (2014)

A successful comedian and film star tries to reinvent himself as a serious actor while being interviewed by a journalist. Over the course of a single day, they walk through New York City, discussing his past, his struggles with sobriety, and the nature of fame. The film features numerous cameos from real-life comedians and celebrities. This acclaimed comedy-drama debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Drillbit Taylor’ (2008)

Three high school freshmen hire a homeless man to serve as their personal bodyguard to protect them from a persistent school bully. The bodyguard, who is actually a low-level con artist, attempts to train the boys in self-defense while hiding his true circumstances. A series of comedic mishaps follow as the boys gain confidence and prepare for a final confrontation. This comedy is added on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Warrior’ (2001)

A skilled warrior in feudal India decides to renounce violence and leave the service of a local lord. The lord sends a group of assassins to track him down and punish him for his desertion. The protagonist must use his skills one last time to protect his new life and find peace. This visually striking action drama becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Forbidden City Cop’ (1996)

A member of the Emperor’s elite guard lacks martial arts skills but excels at inventing strange gadgets and contraptions. He is assigned to investigate a mysterious threat involving a group of foreign invaders and a “Flying Fairy.” The film blends elements of historical drama with absurd comedy and creative action sequences. This unique feature premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Smoke Signals’ (2024)

This updated release of the acclaimed story follows two young Native American men as they travel from their reservation to retrieve the remains of an estranged father. Their journey across the country allows them to explore their shared history and the cultural identity of their community. The film is noted for its authentic portrayal of contemporary Native American life. It arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘An Unfinished Life’ (2005)

A woman fleeing an abusive relationship takes her daughter to live with her estranged father-in-law on his ranch in Wyoming. The old man is still grieving the death of his son and blames the woman for the accident that took his life. As they live together, they slowly begin to heal and find a way to forgive the past. This emotional drama becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Hondo’ (1953)

An Army dispatch rider discovers a woman and her young son living alone in hostile territory and attempts to protect them from impending conflict. He must navigate the complex relationship between the settlers and the local tribes while dealing with his own past. The film is a classic of the Western genre, known for its strong character development and action. It premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Airplane II: The Sequel’ (1982)

The first commercial lunar shuttle is launched, but things quickly go wrong when the computer system malfunctions and sends the craft toward the sun. The pilot must once again overcome his fears and take control of the vessel to save the passengers. The film continues the slapstick and parody style of the original movie with new space-themed gags. This comedy debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Jackass 2.5’ (2007)

This feature-length documentary includes unused stunts, interviews with the cast, and behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of the second movie. It provides insight into the creative process and the physical toll that the pranks take on the performers. The film is aimed at fans who want a more in-depth look at the franchise’s production. It becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Cypher’ (2023)

A fictionalized documentary follows a rising music star as she navigates the pressures of fame and a mysterious conspiracy targeting her. The film blends real concert footage with a scripted thriller narrative to explore themes of privacy and the music industry. It offers a unique look at the challenges faced by modern entertainers in the digital age. This innovative feature premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘The Social Network’ (2010)

This biographical drama follows the founding of Facebook by college student Mark Zuckerberg and the subsequent legal battles that followed its massive success. The story explores the personal and professional relationships that were strained or broken during the site’s meteoric rise. It won three Academy Awards and is highly regarded for its writing and direction. This acclaimed film arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ (2019)

A newly modified liquid Terminator is sent from the future to eliminate a young woman who is key to the survival of humanity. She is protected by a cybernetically enhanced soldier and a legendary hero from the original conflict. The film serves as a direct sequel to the first two entries in the franchise, ignoring other installments. This action blockbuster debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Molly’s Game’ (2017)

A former Olympic-class skier runs the world’s most exclusive high-stakes underground poker game for a decade before being arrested by the FBI. She must rely on her lawyer to defend her while maintaining her integrity and protecting the identities of her high-profile clients. The film is based on a true story and explores the intersection of wealth, power, and ethics. It joins the service on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Airplane!’ (1980)

After the crew of a commercial flight becomes incapacitated due to food poisoning, an ex-fighter pilot with a fear of flying must land the plane. The film is a legendary parody of disaster movies, filled with rapid-fire jokes, puns, and visual humor. It is widely considered one of the most influential comedies in film history. This classic premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Atlantic City’ (1980)

An aging small-time hood becomes involved with a young woman who dreams of becoming a professional blackjack dealer in the revitalized gambling town. Their lives become complicated when her estranged husband arrives with stolen drugs, leading to a dangerous confrontation. The film explores themes of missed opportunities and the desire for a second chance. This acclaimed drama arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Peep World’ (2011)

A dysfunctional family gathers for an anniversary dinner on the day that a tell-all novel written by the youngest brother is released. The book reveals the private and embarrassing secrets of all the family members, leading to tension and confrontation throughout the evening. They must find a way to navigate their resentment and reconnect despite the public exposure. This ensemble comedy debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Mob Town’ (2019)

A local state trooper investigates a gathering of high-ranking organized crime figures in the small town of Apalachin, New York, in 1957. The event, which became known as the Apalachin Meeting, changed the way the FBI and the public viewed the existence of the Mafia. The film depicts the events leading up to and during the historic raid. This crime drama premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Jackass 3D’ (2010)

The original crew celebrates their tenth anniversary by taking their stunts and pranks to a new level of complexity and danger. The theatrical version utilized 3D technology to enhance the visual impact of the physical comedy and gross-out segments. It remains one of the most commercially successful entries in the entire franchise. This high-energy feature becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Life Is Beautiful’ (1997)

A Jewish father uses his imagination and humor to protect his young son from the horrors of a concentration camp during World War II. He convinces the boy that their imprisonment is actually an elaborate game with a grand prize for the winner. The film won three Academy Awards, including Best Foreign Language Film. This touching drama joins the platform on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Paranormal Activity 2’ (2010)

This sequel takes place shortly before the events of the original film and follows the sister of the first movie’s protagonist. After her family experiences what they believe is a break-in, they install security cameras that capture increasingly violent supernatural activity. The story reveals deeper connections between the family and the demonic force. This horror sequel arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Galaxy Quest’ (1999)

The cast of a cancelled science fiction television series is recruited by actual aliens who believe the show is a historical record of real events. The actors must step into their roles for real to save the alien race from an intergalactic warlord. The film is a beloved parody of fan culture and genre tropes. This science fiction comedy premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Soul Men’ (2008)

Two estranged former backup singers for a legendary soul group reluctantly reunite to travel across the country for a memorial concert. Along the way, they must resolve their long-standing grudges and navigate various comedic obstacles. The film features musical performances and explores the enduring power of friendship and music. This comedy arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Seabiscuit’ (2003)

In the midst of the Great Depression, a small, undersized racehorse becomes a national symbol of hope after a series of unlikely victories. The story follows the three men—a broken-down jockey, a millionaire, and a trainer—who work together to turn the horse into a champion. It is based on a true story of resilience and triumph. This sports drama debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Assassin Club’ (2023)

An elite assassin is given a contract to kill seven people around the world, only to discover that the targets are also professional assassins. He realizes he has been lured into a deadly game where he must kill or be killed to survive. The action moves across multiple international cities as the protagonist uncovers the truth behind the assignment. This thriller joins the service on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ (1991)

A reprogrammed Terminator is sent back in time to protect a young John Connor from a more advanced, liquid-metal assassin. Sarah Connor must team up with the machine that once tried to kill her to prevent a future nuclear holocaust. The film is celebrated for its groundbreaking special effects and high-stakes action. This legendary sequel arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Sin City: A Dame to Kill For’ (2014)

This stylized neo-noir sequel weaves together several stories of revenge and corruption in the dark streets of Sin City. A man returns to seek retribution against the woman who betrayed him, while other residents deal with their own personal demons. The film maintains the unique visual style of the original movie based on Frank Miller’s graphic novels. It becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie’ (2025)

This documentary feature provides a retrospective look at the careers of the iconic comedy duo as they prepare for their final project together. It features archival footage, interviews with celebrities influenced by their work, and a behind-the-scenes look at their creative partnership. The film explores their impact on comedy and counterculture over several decades. This special release premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘A.C.O.D.’ (2013)

A man who has long been caught in the middle of his parents’ acrimonious divorce discovers he was part of a psychological study on children of divorce. As his younger brother prepares to get married, he must attempt to bring his feuding parents together for the ceremony. The situation forces him to confront his own issues with commitment and family. This comedy debuts on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Deep Impact’ (1998)

A massive comet is discovered to be on a collision course with Earth, threatening to cause a global extinction event. The world prepares for the impact by building underground shelters while a team of astronauts is sent to intercept the comet. The story focuses on the personal lives of various individuals as they face the potential end of the world. This disaster drama premieres on Wednesday, April 1.

‘No Code of Conduct’ (1999)

A father and son who are both police officers must work together to take down a corrupt ring of drug smugglers. Their investigation reveals that the criminals have high-level connections within the city’s power structure. They must navigate a dangerous web of betrayal to bring the perpetrators to justice and clear their own names. This action film arrives on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Terminator Genisys’ (2015)

In an attempt to save Sarah Connor, Kyle Reese is sent back to 1984, but he finds a fractured timeline where the past has been altered. He must team up with Sarah and an aging Terminator guardian to stop the launch of Skynet in the future. The film reimagines the events of the original franchise with new twists and high-tech action sequences. This science fiction feature becomes available on Wednesday, April 1.

‘Dumb Money’ (2023)

Based on the true story of the GameStop short squeeze, this film follows a group of amateur investors who take on Wall Street. A regular man starts a movement by sinking his life savings into the stock, leading to a massive financial disruption that caught global attention. The narrative explores the power of social media and the divide between everyday people and billionaire hedge fund managers. This recent theatrical hit arrives on Friday, April 3.

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