‘The Naked Gun’ Tops Paramount+’s Top 10 Most-Watched Movies List This Week

Paramount+ is leaning hard into big-name comedies and high-octane action right now, and this week’s most-watched lineup shows how much viewers love familiar franchises, quotable laughs and fast-paced thrillers. From brand-new releases to modern favorites that have found a second life on streaming, these titles cover everything from spoof-heavy police work to sky-high dogfights and revenge-fueled road trips. Whether you are in the mood for broad ensemble comedy, tense man-on-the-run stories or fresh 2025 premieres, this list brings together the movies that are keeping people glued to the service at the moment.

10. ‘Faster’ (2010)

‘Faster’ is a 2010 action thriller starring Dwayne Johnson as an ex-con known only as Driver, who embarks on a mission of revenge against those responsible for his brother’s death. The film tracks Driver as he moves methodically through a list of targets, while being pursued by both a veteran police detective and a contract killer who has been hired to stop him. Structurally, the movie intercuts Driver’s confrontations with the parallel investigations, slowly revealing the events that led to his imprisonment and the betrayal at the center of the story. ‘Faster’ is currently available on Paramount+, where it is positioned as a compact, revenge-driven action choice anchored by Johnson in one of his more serious, hard-edged roles.

9. ‘Grown Ups 2’ (2013)

‘Grown Ups 2’ is the 2013 sequel to ‘Grown Ups’, again headlined by Adam Sandler along with Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade and other returning cast members. This installment finds Lenny Feder moving his family back to his hometown, where he and his childhood friends deal with a new batch of everyday crises involving their kids, former bullies and an increasingly chaotic series of local events. The plot is structured around a single eventful day that culminates in an out-of-control costume party, using that framework to string together sketches, physical comedy and callbacks to the first film. ‘Grown Ups 2’ streams on Paramount+, and appears in the platform’s comedy section alongside the original film, giving viewers an easy double-feature option.

8. ‘She’s Out of My League’ (2010)

‘She’s Out of My League’ is a 2010 romantic comedy starring Jay Baruchel as Kirk, a transportation security officer, and Alice Eve as Molly, a successful event planner who unexpectedly starts dating him. The film’s story revolves around Kirk’s insecurity over dating someone he perceives as far more attractive and accomplished, and how his friends, family and Molly’s social circle respond to their relationship. Set primarily in Pittsburgh, it uses airport, office and hockey arena locations as backdrops for its dating mishaps, family gatherings and friend-group debates about relationships and self-worth. ‘She’s Out of My League’ is available to stream on Paramount+, where it is grouped with other R-rated romantic comedies in the service’s movie catalog.

7. ‘Fight or Flight’ (2025)

‘Fight or Flight’ is a 2025 action-comedy film directed by James Madigan, starring Josh Hartnett as Lucas Reyes, an exiled former agent recruited to capture a hacker known as “the Ghost” on a commercial flight from Bangkok to San Francisco. The narrative centers on Reyes realizing that the plane is packed with assassins hired by competing interests, forcing him and the target to cooperate in order to survive a series of escalating confrontations inside the aircraft cabin. The film blends hand-to-hand combat, gunfights and stunt-heavy sequences that make use of the confined airplane setting, while also touching on themes of surveillance, data security and corporate power. Following its theatrical run and home-media release, ‘Fight or Flight’ received a streaming premiere on Paramount+ in October 2025, expanding the platform’s slate of recent action titles.

6. ‘Shooter’ (2007)

‘Shooter’ is a 2007 action thriller directed by Antoine Fuqua and based on Stephen Hunter’s novel ‘Point of Impact’, starring Mark Wahlberg as Bob Lee Swagger, a retired Marine sniper. The plot follows Swagger as he is lured out of isolation to help prevent a supposed assassination attempt, only to be framed for the crime and forced to go on the run to clear his name. The film incorporates long-range sniping tactics, political conspiracy elements and multiple set pieces across rural and urban environments as Swagger uncovers who orchestrated the frame-up. ‘Shooter’ is available on Paramount+ in several regions, and is often highlighted there as a grounded, tactical action choice for subscribers.

5. ‘Grown Ups’ (2010)

‘Grown Ups’ is a 2010 ensemble comedy led by Adam Sandler, with Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade and Rob Schneider playing childhood friends who reunite after the death of their former basketball coach. The story follows the group as they bring their families to a lake house over a holiday weekend, using the trip to reconnect, revisit old haunts and confront the differences between their youthful expectations and their current lives as adults and parents. Much of the film is structured around group activities at the lake, intergenerational clashes between kids and parents, and snapshots of small-town life. ‘Grown Ups’ streams on Paramount+, where it sits alongside its sequel as part of a cluster of broad, family-focused comedies.

4. ‘Vicious’ (2025)

‘Vicious’ is a 2025 horror film written and directed by Bryan Bertino and released on Paramount+ following a change from its original theatrical plans. The movie stars Dakota Fanning as Polly, a woman whose life is upended when an elderly stranger gives her a mysterious box and tells her that she will die that night, triggering a series of reality-bending, psychologically driven hauntings. Over the course of one long night, Polly must satisfy the box’s demand to provide something she hates, something she needs and something she loves, while confronting traumatic memories and distorted apparitions of her family. After premiering at Fantastic Fest, the film debuted on Paramount+ in October 2025, positioning it as one of the platform’s key horror offerings for the year.

3. ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ (2022)

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ is a 2022 action drama that revisits the character of Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, again played by Tom Cruise, decades after the events of the original ‘Top Gun’. In this sequel, Maverick returns to the elite flying school to train a group of young pilots for a highly dangerous mission involving a fortified enemy target, while also confronting his past through his relationship with Rooster, the son of his late friend Goose. The film is notable for its extensive use of real aerial photography, with actors performing in actual fighter jets to capture in-cockpit footage and realistic flight sequences. Since late 2022, ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ has been available globally on Paramount+, where it remains one of the service’s marquee action titles.

2. ‘Step Brothers’ (2008)

‘Step Brothers’ is a 2008 comedy directed by Adam McKay, starring Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly as Brennan Huff and Dale Doback, two middle-aged men who become stepbrothers when their single parents marry. The plot follows their intense rivalry as they are forced to share a home, then gradually shifts into a story about how their childishness disrupts and eventually reshapes their family’s life. Much of the film’s structure is built around improvised dialogue, recurring set pieces in the family house and the duo’s attempts to find work and independence. ‘Step Brothers’ is currently available to stream on Paramount+, where it is promoted as part of the service’s comedy movie lineup.

1. ‘The Naked Gun’ (2025)

‘The Naked Gun’ is a 2025 American action-comedy parody film directed by Akiva Schaffer and positioned as a legacy sequel to the original ‘Naked Gun’ trilogy, this time following Lt. Frank Drebin Jr., played by Liam Neeson. The story centers on Drebin Jr. trying to keep the Police Squad unit alive by cracking a murder case tied to a powerful tech billionaire and a dangerous device that can manipulate crowds. The film features an ensemble cast including Pamela Anderson, Paul Walter Hauser, Kevin Durand and Danny Huston, and it blends police procedural elements with broad gag-driven set pieces that reference both classic action cinema and modern tech culture. After a theatrical run that pushed its worldwide box office over the $100 million mark, the movie became available to stream on Paramount+, making it a flagship 2025 comedy for the platform.

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