February is a stacked month for Paramount+ subscribers, with plenty of action hitting the service on the first day of the month, including a massive slate of movies and live coverage of the 68th Annual Grammy Awards.
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, which debuted in January, continues its first season with new episodes dropping throughout the month. While several popular shows return with mid-season premieres, February’s standout is the highly anticipated 50th season of Survivor.
Check out the full list below for everything coming to Paramount+ in February, details on upcoming UFC events, and subscription pricing.
Everything Coming to Paramount+ in February
February 1
A Night At The RoxburyA Walk on the MoonAlmost FamousAmerican AssassinAmerican BeautyAmerican GigoloAmistadAnything ElseAshbyAsk The DustBad News Bears (2005) Bang BangBecoming JaneBlue Eyed GirlBoomerangBottom of the 9thBoudica: Queen of WarBounceBoys And GirlsBride & PrejudiceBridget Jones: The Edge of ReasonBridget Jones’s BabyBridget Jones’s DiaryCall Me By Your NameChangelandCinema ParadisoCloverfieldDown to Earth (2001) Down To YouDue JusticeEagle vs SharkElla EnchantedEmma (1996) End of SentenceFace/OffFearForces Of NatureFour Letters of LoveFridaGet Rich or Die Tryin’GreaseGrease 2HardballHarlem NightsHeatwaveHere Comes the BoomHotel ArtemisHow to Lose a Guy in 10 DaysI Used to Go HereJane Eyre (1996) Jersey GirlJust Like HeavenJustin Bieber: Never Say NeverKaty Perry The Movie: Part of MeKindredKiss The GirlsLike Water for ChocolateLilies Not for MeLosing IsaiahLove, RosieMarshallMarshmallowMatch PointOld GuyOur FriendPersonaPretty Red DressQueen & SlimRegarding UsRoman HolidayRugrats Go WildRugrats in Paris: The MovieRunRunaway BrideSabrina (1995) Save the Last DanceSeasideShakespeare in LoveShe’s All ThatShrinkSixteen CandlesSuperstarTeam America: World PoliceThe ArgumentThe BeldhamThe Best of MeThe ForeignerThe GodfatherThe Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael CorleoneThe Godfather Part IIThe Golden ChildThe Heartbreak Kid (2007) The HurricaneThe LongshotsThe Original Kings of ComedyThe OutlawsThe Prince and MeThe ProphecyThe RomanticsThe Rugrats MovieThe Saint (1997) The ScoreThe Silent PlanetThe Sons of Katie ElderThe Stepford Wives (2004) The To Do ListThe Violent HeartThe Virgin SuicidesThe WoodThe WordsThe YardsTil Death Do Us PartTo Catch a ThiefUsVampire in BrooklynWhat’s Eating Gilbert GrapeWin A Date With Tad Hamilton!
February kicks off with plenty of great movies to keep you occupied throughout the month, including The Godfather trilogy, some classic rom coms like Bridget Jones’s Diary, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, and Runaway Bride, as well as some cult comedies and family movies to round things out.
February 2
The Reader
February 4
Air Disasters (Season 23)68 Kill
February 11
How Did They Fix That? (Season 4)
February 12
Can You Keep a Secret? (US premiere)
February 13
Coldwater (Showtime – Series Finale)
February 15
Mother’s Day
February 18
PAW Patrol (Season 11)Wild Boys: Strangers in Town (New Series Premiere)
February 20
Dreaming Whilst Black (Season 2 – US Premiere)
February 23
CIA (New CBS Series)DMV (Season 1 – Mid-Season Premiere)FBI (Season 8 – Mid-Season Premiere)The Neighborhood (Season 8 – Mid-Season Premiere)
February 25
Survivor 50: In The Hands of the Fans (Season Premiere)
I can’t believe Survivor is about to begin its 50th season. I still remember watching the very first season when it debuted nearly 26 years ago. Survivor 50 is shaping up to be a massive celebration for long-time fans as the 24 announced castaways are all returning from previous seasons of the show, including The White Lotus creator Mike White, who previously competed in Survivor: David vs. Goliath in 2018.
The big hook for this season is that fans got to vote on decisions that impact the show (hence the name) including tribe colors, supplies, advantages, reunion location, and much more. Billie Eilish, Jimmy Fallon, Zac Brown, and MrBeast are all confirmed to make celebrity appearances to add a little twist to the games.
Survivor 50 premieres on February 25.
February 26
Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage (Season 2 – Mid-Season Premiere)Ghosts (Season 5 – Mid-Season Premiere)Matlock (Season 2 – Mid-Season Premiere)Elsbeth (Season 3 – Mid-Season Premiere)
February 27
Boston Blue (Season 1 – Mid-Season Premiere)Fire Country (Season 4 – Mid-Season Premiere)Sheriff Country (Season 1 – Mid-Season Premiere)
All UFC Content on Paramount+ in February
UFC fans ate good in January with back-to-back numbered events in UFC 324 and UFC 325. While you’ll have to wait until March for UFC 326, there are still some great UFC Fight Night events happening throughout February, including:
February 7: Bautista vs. OliveiraFebruary 21: Strickland vs. HernandezFebruary 28: Moreno vs. Almabayev
With Paramount+ now serving as the new home of UFC, there’s a massive back catalog of content that you can watch right now on the streaming service, including classic fights from the 2000s and 2010s. Later this year, Paramount+ will also stream new seasons of popular shows The Ultimate Fighter and Dana White’s Contender Series.
Paramount+ Plans and Prices
Paramount+ is currently available as a monthly or annual subscription, with the latter saving you a bit if you lock-in for a year at a time.
The service is currently split into two tiers: Paramount+ Premium and Paramount+ Essential. While they offer virtually the same streaming content, Premium removes ads and grants you access to CBS live, Showtime, 4K UHD streaming on select titles, and the ability to download movies and shows for offline viewing.
Paramount+ Premium is available for $13.99/month or $139.99/year, while Paramount+ Essential is available for $8.99/month or $89.99/year.
Since Paramount+ doesn’t have a free trial anymore and there aren’t any current deals outside of a generous student discount, your best bet is to shell out for the annual plan as it works out to just under $12 per month. You can also get access to a Paramount+ Essentials subscription via Walmart+, which actually does offer a free trial for new subscribers.
Matthew Adler has written for IGN since 2019 covering all things gaming, tech, tabletop games, and more. You can follow him on the site formerly known as Twitter @MatthewAdler and watch him stream on Twitch.
