Paramount + is again with more films added to their library, and we are back with the titles that we think you should first connect.
Really, the platform brings heavy strikers, including the film which presents one of the most emblematic performances of Denzel Washington and the film adaptation of the popular novel by Truman Capote “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”. This month, Paramount + offers some of the most popular films in cinema, as well as certain films that have generated popular television shows.
Here are the seven best new paramount + films that swing in July 2025.
“Chicago”
In the first musical adaptation of the successful musical in 1975 of the same name, Renée Zellweger plays Roxie Hart, a woman whose dream is one day a famous Vaudeville star, although she lives a dull life married to a humble but loving mechanical husband. But after she fatally draws a furniture seller, with whom she has an affair, she finds herself in prison. Her bomb case draws the attention of the media and she soon gains in notoriety that she always wants. However, when she has to share this antenna time with the beautiful Velma nightclub performer (Catherine Zeta-Jones), Roxie finds herself ready to do everything she can to keep the spotlight.
“Training day”
For those who have always wanted to know where the famous film line “King Kong has nothing about me”, you are lucky. It is now available on Paramount +. The film follows Jake Hoyt (Ethan Hawke), a recruit cop who is twinned with the veteran officer Alonzo Harris (Denzel Washington) on his first day with the Los Angeles police service. However, Jake soon learns that the crime he has to fight in the streets could be less dangerous than his partner seated right next to him in his police car.
“Breakfast at Tiffany”
In the film adaptation of the book of the same name of Truman Capote, Audrey Hepburn plays Holly Golightly, a young woman living in New York who is inspired to undress, an old rich woman after seeing her new district dating from a wealthy woman. She soon occupies the lifestyle of an expensive escort in the hope of finding herself an easy pretender to marry.
“Titanic”
Now, if you haven’t seen that … Let’s do better. It is definitely in the list of the first five of the most emblematic films, so go for it and take advantage of it to watch this heartbreaking but beloved love story. Separated by their socio-economic statutes, Rose (Kate Winslet) and Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) find love in a trip from England to New York. However, their love and their life are soon threatened by an unsuspected iceberg towards which the ship is heading.
“Jackass: the film”
Everyone sometimes needs something to light up when he wants to turn off his brain. And “Jackass: The Movie” is completely your answer. If you were a fan of the MTV farce series series, “Jackass”, you are enjoying it because the crew of Johnny Knoxville made an entire film of their wild, crazy and absolutely hilarious waterfalls.
“Plane!”
Another classic on this list is the comedy “Airplane!” The film parody of Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker, Arthur Hailey, Hall Bartlett and John C. Champion browsing several films in the event of a disaster of the 70s through a hilarious intrigue. In an effort to get a plane full of food passengers, a drunk rogue pilot is forced to work with his ex-girlfriend while juggling with a series of eccentric events that descended into the air.
“Seaiscuit”
Yes, we can always treat Tobey Maguire as the most loved Spider-Man in the film, but he also trotted film screens in other emblematic roles. In the historical drama “Seaiscuit”, Maguire depicts the real history of Canadian jockey Red Pollard and his journey to the manufacture of his bouiscuit of underdentified racing horses one of the most successful thoroughbreds of all time.
