Every Movie Leaving Paramount+ This Week, Including John Cusack’s 2001 Hit Rom-Com

Streaming catalogs constantly shift as licensing agreements expire, making room for new additions while removing familiar favorites. Subscribers to Paramount+ are facing a major rotation of content as dozens of feature films prepare to depart the platform over the coming week.

The departing lineup encompasses a wide variety of genres, ranging from beloved modern comedies and gripping historical dramas to award-winning prestige cinema. Viewers looking to catch these motion pictures before they leave will need to update their watchlists immediately.

‘Steel Magnolias’ (1989)

The story follows a close-knit group of southern women who gather at a local beauty parlor in Louisiana to navigate life, marriage, illness, and tragedy. The ensemble cast includes Sally Field, Dolly Parton, Shirley MacLaine, Daryl Hannah, Olympia Dukakis, and Julia Roberts. Directed by Herbert Ross, the film is an adaptation of Robert Harling’s stage play of the same name. Roberts received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Shelby. The acclaimed drama officially leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘The Sum of All Fears’ (2002)

CIA analyst Jack Ryan races against time to prevent a war between the United States and Russia after a rogue faction detonates a nuclear bomb on American soil. Ben Affleck portrays the famous Tom Clancy character alongside Morgan Freeman as CIA Director William Cabot. The political thriller explores high-stakes nuclear diplomacy and Cold War tensions in the modern era. The production was directed by Phil Alden Robinson and features a supporting cast that includes Liev Schreiber and James Cromwell. The film exits the Paramount+ library on August 31.

‘Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!’ (2004)

A small-town grocery clerk named Rosalee wins a celebrity contest to go on a dream date with famous Hollywood movie star Tad Hamilton. The encounter leads to an unexpected romantic triangle when Tad falls for her, much to the dismay of her longtime best friend Pete. The romantic comedy features Kate Bosworth, Josh Duhamel, and Topher Grace in the leading roles. Directed by Robert Luketic, the movie also includes supporting performances from Ginnifer Goodwin and Nathan Lane. The film departs from Paramount+ on August 31.

‘An Officer and a Gentleman’ (1982)

Zack Mayo enters the rigorous Aviation Officer Candidate School in order to become a Navy pilot and escape his troubled background. During his challenging training, he confronts demanding Drill Instructor Emil Foley while developing a romance with a local factory worker named Paula. The romantic drama stars Richard Gere, Debra Winger, and Louis Gossett Jr. Gossett earned the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of the strict instructor. The movie is scheduled to leave Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Serendipity’ (2001)

Jonathan and Sara meet by chance while holiday shopping in New York City and spend a magical evening together. Believing in destiny, they decide to leave their potential future to fate rather than exchanging contact information directly. Years later, both individuals attempt to track down one another before their respective upcoming weddings. The romantic comedy stars John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale alongside Jeremy Piven and Molly Shannon. The motion picture will be removed from Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Mean Creek’ (2004)

A group of small-town teenagers devise a plan to take an aggressive school bully on a riverboat trip to humiliate him in retaliation for his behavior. However, the situation spirals out of control when tensions rise and an unexpected accident occurs on the water. The independent drama stars Rory Culkin, Ryan Kelley, Scott Mechlowicz, and Josh Peck. Written and directed by Jacob Aaron Estes, the film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Viewers have until August 31 to stream the film on Paramount+.

‘Focus’ (2001)

Set during the final months of World War II, a Brooklyn man named Lawrence Newman buys a new pair of eyeglasses that alters his physical appearance. Due to this change, his neighbors and coworkers mistakenly identify him as Jewish, subjecting him to relentless antisemitism. The historical drama features William H. Macy, Laura Dern, and David Paymer. The narrative is adapted from the 1945 novel by playwright Arthur Miller. The film departs the streaming service on August 31.

‘Down to Earth’ (2001)

Lance Barton is a struggling comedian who is mistakenly taken to heaven before his designated time by an overzealous angel. To rectify the administrative error, he is placed back on Earth inside the body of a ruthless, elderly billionaire named Charles Wellington. The fantasy comedy stars Chris Rock alongside Regina King, Chazz Palminteri, and Frankie Faison. Directed by Chris Weitz and Paul Weitz, the film is a remake of the 1978 comedy ‘Heaven Can Wait’. The feature leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Extract’ (2009)

Joel Reynolds is the stressed owner of a flavor-extract manufacturing plant who faces workplace lawsuits and marital difficulties. His troubles escalate after he hires an eccentric gigolo to test his wife’s fidelity while a con artist targets his company. The comedy stars Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, Kristen Wiig, Ben Affleck, and J.K. Simmons. The production was written and directed by Mike Judge. Subscribers can watch this comedy until it leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Fences’ (2016)

Troy Maxson works as a sanitation worker in 1950s Pittsburgh while harboring bitterness over missed opportunities in professional baseball. His internal struggles and demanding personality create friction with his wife Rose and his aspirational son Cory. Denzel Washington directed the drama and stars alongside Viola Davis, Stephen McKinley Henderson, and Jovan Adepo. Davis won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her powerful performance. The acclaimed feature exits Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Flight’ (2012)

Airline pilot Whip Whitaker executes an extraordinary emergency landing after his aircraft suffers a catastrophic mechanical failure mid-air. While the public celebrates him as a hero, a subsequent federal investigation reveals that he was operating the aircraft under the influence of alcohol and drugs. The drama stars Denzel Washington, Don Cheadle, Kelly Reilly, and John Goodman under the direction of Robert Zemeckis. Washington received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor for his performance. The movie leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Grease 2’ (1982)

Michael Carrington arrives at Rydell High as an English exchange student and quickly falls for Stephanie Zinone, the leader of the Pink Ladies. Because Stephanie refuses to date anyone who is not a member of the T-Birds, Michael constructs a mysterious leather-clad biker persona. The musical sequel stars Maxwell Caulfield and Michelle Pfeiffer in her first major leading film role. Directed and choreographed by Patricia Birch, the film follows a new class of high school seniors. The musical departs the platform on August 31.

‘Borg vs McEnroe’ (2017)

The sports drama chronicles the intense rivalry between Swedish tennis star Björn Borg and American challenger John McEnroe. Their contrasting personalities and high-stakes athletic preparation culminate in the historic 1980 Wimbledon Gentlemen’s Singles final. Sverrir Gudnason portrays Borg, while Shia LaBeouf stars as McEnroe alongside Stellan Skarsgård. The biographical film was directed by Danish filmmaker Janus Metz Pedersen. The movie will no longer be available on Paramount+ after August 31.

‘Boomerang’ (1992)

Marcus Graham is a confident advertising executive and chronic womanizer who uses charm to advance in his personal and professional life. His lifestyle is disrupted when he meets his new superior Jacqueline, who treats him with the same detached attitude he gives others. The romantic comedy stars Eddie Murphy, Robin Givens, Halle Berry, Martin Lawrence, and David Alan Grier. Directed by Reginald Hudlin, the film features a notable soundtrack that produced several hit singles. The film departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Bebe’s Kids’ (1992)

Robin agrees to go on a date with Jamika at a theme park called Fun World, but the trip is complicated when she brings along her friend’s three unruly children. The animated comedy follows the chaotic adventures of the group as the mischievous kids cause havoc across the park. Based on the stand-up comedy routines of Robin Harris, the film was directed by Bruce W. Smith. The voice cast includes Faizon Love, Vanessa Bell Calloway, and Marques Houston. The animated film leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘The Big Short’ (2015)

A group of opportunistic financial experts discover that the United States housing market is built on unstable subprime loans. Anticipating an economic collapse, they bet against the mortgage-backed securities and profit from the financial meltdown of the late 2000s. The biographical comedy-drama features Christian Bale, Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, and Brad Pitt. Directed by Adam McKay, the film won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. The film exits Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Buddy Games: Spring Awakening’ (2023)

Following the sudden loss of a close friend, the remaining group members reunite to scatter his ashes during college spring break. Upon arriving, the middle-aged companions find themselves drawn into a series of competitive challenges against energetic college students. The comedy sequel stars Josh Duhamel, Dan Bakkedahl, Kevin Dillon, and James Roday Rodriguez. Duhamel directed the film in addition to reprising his leading role. The movie leaves the Paramount+ streaming catalog on August 31.

‘Clerks’ (1994)

Dante Hicks is called into work on his day off at a New Jersey convenience store, where he spends the day arguing with customers and his video-store friend Randal. The low-budget black-and-white indie comedy captures the mundane conversations, relationship woes, and bizarre encounters of two retail workers. Brian O’Halloran and Jeff Anderson star, with director Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes debuting as Jay and Silent Bob. The film established the View Askewniverse and became a major cult classic. The comedy departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Defiance’ (2008)

During World War II, four Jewish brothers flee Nazi-occupied Poland into the dense forests of Belarus. As they evade capture, they build a hidden community that protects over a thousand Jewish refugees from persecution and warfare. The historical war drama stars Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber, Jamie Bell, and George MacKay under the direction of Edward Zwick. The story is based on Nechama Tec’s book documenting the real-life Bielski partisans. The film leaves the Paramount+ catalog on August 31.

‘Dreamland’ (2019)

Set in Texas during the Great Depression, a young farm boy named Eugene Evans dreams of escaping his desolate Dust Bowl life. His fortunes shift when he discovers Allison Wells, a wounded bank robber with a bounty on her head, hiding in his barn. Instead of turning her in to the authorities, Eugene becomes infatuated with her and helps plan an escape. The period drama features Finn Cole and Margot Robbie in the lead roles. The film will be removed from Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Allied’ (2016)

Canadian intelligence officer Max Vatan and French Resistance fighter Marianne Beauséjour fall in love while posing as a married couple on a covert mission in Casablanca. After marrying and starting a family in London, Max is informed that his wife is suspected of being a German spy. The romantic war thriller stars Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard under the direction of Robert Zemeckis. The production received an Academy Award nomination for Best Costume Design. The feature will depart Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Grease’ (1978)

Danny Zuko and Australian exchange student Sandy Olsson share a brief summer romance before unexpectedly reuniting at Rydell High. Danny struggles to maintain his cool greaser image with the T-Birds while Sandy bonds with the Pink Ladies. The iconic musical stars John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, featuring popular songs such as “Summer Nights” and “You’re the One That I Want.” Directed by Randal Kleiser, the movie remains one of the highest-grossing musical films ever made. The classic leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘I Love You, Man’ (2009)

Real estate agent Peter Klaven realizes he lacks close male friends to serve as best man for his upcoming wedding. After a string of awkward buddy dates, he meets Sydney Fife, an eccentric investor with whom he instantly connects over shared musical interests. The comedy stars Paul Rudd and Jason Segel alongside Rashida Jones, Andy Samberg, and J.K. Simmons. Directed by John Hamburg, the movie examines modern male friendship and romance. The film exits Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Anthropoid’ (2016)

Two exiled Czechoslovak soldiers parachute into their occupied homeland during World War II with orders to execute Operation Anthropoid. Their objective is the assassination of SS General Reinhard Heydrich, one of the main architects of the Holocaust. Cillian Murphy and Jamie Dornan portray the resistance fighters alongside Toby Jones and Charlotte Le Bon. The historical war thriller was directed by Sean Ellis and filmed on location in Prague. The film leaves the Paramount+ lineup on August 31.

‘City of Men’ (2007)

Lifelong best friends Acerola and Laranjinha navigate the threshold of adulthood in a volatile Rio de Janeiro favela. As a fierce war breaks out between rival drug factions, both young men uncover hidden secrets regarding their respective fathers’ pasts. Douglas Silva and Darlan Cunha reprise their roles from the acclaimed television series of the same name. Directed by Paulo Morelli, the drama explores family ties and youth amid urban conflict. The Brazilian drama departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Eagle Eye’ (2008)

Jerry Shaw and Rachel Holloman are two strangers who are thrown together by a mysterious caller using ubiquitous surveillance technology. The automated voice manipulates digital networks, tracking their every move and forcing them into a series of dangerous situations across the country. The action thriller stars Shia LaBeouf, Michelle Monaghan, Rosario Dawson, and Billy Bob Thornton. Directed by D.J. Caruso, the film deals with themes of state surveillance and artificial intelligence. The movie leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘City of God’ (2002)

Rocket is a timid young man growing up in a violent suburb of Rio de Janeiro who dreams of becoming a professional photographer. Through his camera lens, he chronicles the brutal rise and violent clashes of local drug trafficking gangs spanning several decades. Directed by Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund, the film stars Alexandre Rodrigues, Leandro Firmino, and Seu Jorge. The crime drama received widespread international acclaim and four Academy Award nominations. The movie exits Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Critical Condition’ (1987)

Eddie Slattery is an unscrupulous con artist who feigns mental illness to avoid serving a prison sentence. When a severe power outage hits the psychiatric facility during a storm, he is mistaken for an emergency room physician. Eddie must maintain the charade while managing hospital staff and caring for patients during the blackout. The comedy stars Richard Pryor alongside Rachel Ticotin, Rubén Blades, and Joe Mantegna. The movie departs from Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Eddie Murphy Raw’ (1987)

Filmed live at the Felt Forum in New York City, Eddie Murphy delivers a high-energy stand-up performance at the height of his fame. The concert film covers topics including interpersonal relationships, family dynamics, cultural stereotypes, and his rise in the entertainment industry. The performance is preceded by a dramatic opening sketch written by Murphy and Keenen Ivory Wayans. Directed by Robert Townsend, it remains one of the highest-grossing stand-up comedy movies of all time. The feature exits Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Hardball’ (2001)

Conor O’Neill is a desperate sports gambler deep in debt who agrees to coach an underprivileged youth baseball team in Chicago to secure a loan. Although initially reluctant, Conor develops a strong bond with the young players and rediscovers purpose in his own life. The sports drama stars Keanu Reeves alongside Diane Lane, John Hawkes, and Michael B. Jordan in an early film role. Directed by Brian Robbins, the movie is based on the book by Daniel Coyle. The film departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius’ (2001)

Jimmy Neutron is an exceptionally intelligent boy who invents gadgets that frequently cause unintended mayhem in his hometown of Retroville. When an alien species known as the Yolkians abducts all the town’s parents, Jimmy mobilizes the neighborhood children to build space vessels for a rescue mission. The computer-animated adventure was directed by John A. Davis and spawned a long-running television franchise. The voice cast includes Debi Derryberry, Rob Paulsen, and Martin Short. The animated movie exits Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Killerman’ (2019)

Moe Diamond is a New York City money launderer who wakes up after a violent car crash with total amnesia. With millions in dirty money and illegal drugs in his possession, he must piece together his identity while on the run. Moe finds himself hunted by dangerous criminals as well as a group of corrupt police officers. The action thriller stars Liam Hemsworth alongside Emory Cohen and Diane Guerrero under the direction of Malik Bader. The film leaves the Paramount+ service on August 31.

‘Last Vegas’ (2013)

Four childhood friends who have drifted apart in their later years reunite in Las Vegas for a wild weekend getaway. The occasion is a bachelor party for Billy, the group’s perpetual bachelor who is finally settling down with a much younger woman. The comedy stars Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman, and Kevin Kline in the leading roles. Directed by Jon Turteltaub, the film balances comedic party antics with reflections on aging and long-term friendship. The movie will leave Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Juice’ (1992)

Four teenage friends in Harlem spend their days skipping school, listening to hip-hop, and searching for local respect and power. However, their dynamic turns hostile when an armed robbery goes wrong, driving one friend to turn on the others. The crime drama stars Omar Epps and Tupac Shakur alongside Jermaine Hopkins and Khalil Kain. Directed by Ernest R. Dickerson, the film is known for its gritty urban setting and dynamic soundtrack. The drama leaves the Paramount+ library on August 31.

‘The Kings of Summer’ (2013)

Frustrated by their parents’ strict rules, three teenage boys decide to declare their independence by building a makeshift house in the woods. They vow to live off the land and create their own rules free from adult supervision during their summer vacation. However, their idyllic lifestyle is tested when romantic jealousy and personal differences arise among the group. Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts, the coming-of-age comedy stars Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso, and Moisés Arias. The film leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Face/Off’ (1997)

FBI agent Sean Archer undergoes an experimental surgical procedure to take the literal face of comatose terrorist Castor Troy in order to foil a bombing plot. The plan backfires when Troy awakens from his coma and forces the doctor to transplant Archer’s face onto him. The stylized action thriller stars John Travolta and Nicolas Cage alongside Joan Allen and Gina Gershon. Directed by John Woo, the film is famous for its elaborate gun battles and intense performances. The blockbuster departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Clear and Present Danger’ (1994)

Jack Ryan is appointed Acting Deputy Director of the CIA and uncovers an unsanctioned paramilitary operation against a powerful Colombian drug cartel. Ryan discovers that high-ranking members of the United States government are orchestrating the illegal war and covering their tracks. Harrison Ford reprises his role as Jack Ryan alongside Willem Dafoe, Joaquim de Almeida, and James Earl Jones. Directed by Phillip Noyce, the film is adapted from Tom Clancy’s bestselling political thriller novel. The movie departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Four Brothers’ (2005)

Four adopted brothers return to Detroit after their foster mother is shot and killed during an apparent convenience store robbery. Sensing that the shooting was not a random crime, the siblings band together to track down the killers and uncover local corruption. The action drama stars Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson, André Benjamin, and Garrett Hedlund. Directed by John Singleton, the movie is a modern loose adaptation of the classic Western ‘The Sons of Katie Elder’. The feature will exit Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Get Rich or Die Tryin” (2005)

The biographical drama presents a fictionalized account of the early life and struggles of hip-hop artist Curtis Jackson, known professionally as 50 Cent. The narrative follows Marcus as he turns to the illegal drug trade to survive before surviving a near-fatal shooting and pursuing music. The film stars 50 Cent alongside Terrence Howard, Joy Bryant, and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. Directed by Jim Sheridan, the production takes inspiration from the artist’s real-life experiences in New York City. The film departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Hot Rod’ (2007)

Rod Kimble is an aspiring amateur stuntman who refuses to accept that his abilities are vastly limited compared to his ambitions. When his abusive stepfather falls ill, Rod plans an absurd jump over fifteen school buses to raise funds for life-saving surgery. The comedy stars Andy Samberg alongside Isla Fisher, Jorma Taccone, Bill Hader, Danny McBride, and Ian McShane. Directed by Akiva Schaffer, the film showcases the signature absurdist humor of The Lonely Island comedy troupe. The movie leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘The Adventures of Tintin’ (2011)

Intrepid young reporter Tintin buys a miniature model of a ship called the Unicorn and inadvertently stumbles into an ancient maritime mystery. Tintin and his loyal dog Snowy team up with the rowdy Captain Haddock to locate three hidden scrolls that reveal the whereabouts of a sunken treasure. The motion-capture animated adventure was directed by Steven Spielberg and produced by Peter Jackson. The cast includes Jamie Bell, Andy Serkis, Daniel Craig, and Simon Pegg. The film departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Assassin Club’ (2023)

Morgan Gaines is an elite contract killer who accepts a lucrative international contract to eliminate seven specific targets around the globe. He quickly discovers that his targets are actually rival assassins who have been hired simultaneously to kill him. The action thriller features Henry Golding in the lead role alongside Noomi Rapace, Daniela Melchior, and Sam Neill. Directed by Camille Delamarre, the story takes the characters through a dangerous cat-and-mouse game across Europe. The movie departs from Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Monster Trucks’ (2016)

Tripp is a high school senior who builds a customized truck from scrap parts to escape his quiet hometown life. His vehicle becomes extraordinary when a subterranean creature with a taste for oil makes the truck its home and engine. Together, Tripp and the creature team up to protect the creature’s family from a greedy energy corporation. The action-comedy stars Lucas Till, Jane Levy, Amy Ryan, Rob Lowe, and Danny Glover. The film exits Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Orange County’ (2002)

Shaun Brumder is a Southern California high school surfer who discovers a passion for literature and dreams of attending Stanford University. His college dreams are thrown into chaos when an incompetent guidance counselor submits the wrong transcript with his application. Shaun enlists his eccentric brother and loyal girlfriend to help him fix the mistake by any means necessary. The comedy stars Colin Hanks, Jack Black, Schuyler Fisk, and Catherine O’Hara under the direction of Jake Kasdan. The movie leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Rat Race’ (2001)

An eccentric casino owner places six special tokens into his slot machines and invites the lucky winners to participate in a wild cross-country race. The contestants are told that two million dollars in cash awaits whoever reaches a locker in Silver City, New Mexico, first. The ensemble comedy features Rowan Atkinson, Whoopi Goldberg, Cuba Gooding Jr., Seth Green, Jon Lovitz, and John Cleese. Directed by Jerry Zucker, the film follows the competitors through increasingly absurd travel disasters. The film leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Paid in Full’ (2002)

Set in 1980s Harlem, Ace works at a local dry-cleaning business while witnessing his peers amass wealth through the drug trade. After stumbling into the business himself, Ace rapidly builds a massive narcotics empire while attempting to avoid violence. However, the rise in money brings intense jealousy, betrayal, and violence from associates inside his inner circle. The crime drama stars Wood Harris, Mekhi Phifer, and Cam’ron under the direction of Charles Stone III. The film departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Run & Gun’ (2022)

Ray is a reformed criminal trying to leave his violent past behind and enjoy a peaceful family life in the suburbs. He is coerced into doing one final drop for a crime boss, only to find himself betrayed and left for dead. With ruthless hitmen on his trail, Ray must rely on his combat skills to protect his loved ones and seek vengeance. The action thriller stars Ben Milliken, Brad William Henke, Janel Parrish, and Mark Dacascos. The movie will leave Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Wayne’s World’ (1992)

Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar broadcast a popular low-budget public-access television show from Wayne’s parents’ basement in Aurora, Illinois. Their program catches the attention of a slick commercial television producer who purchases the rights and attempts to corporate the broadcast. The comedy stars Mike Myers and Dana Carvey alongside Tia Carrere, Rob Lowe, and Lara Flynn Boyle. Directed by Penelope Spheeris, the movie originated as a recurring sketch on ‘Saturday Night Live’. The comedy exits the Paramount+ library on August 31.

‘The Salvation’ (2014)

Jon is a Danish immigrant and war veteran who settles in 1870s America to build a quiet life for his family. After outlaws brutally murder his wife and son, Jon hunts down the perpetrators and executes them in retaliation. His actions provoke the fury of a ruthless local gang leader who terrorizes the nearby town to find him. The Western stars Mads Mikkelsen, Eva Green, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan under the direction of Kristian Levring. The film is scheduled to leave Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Wayne’s World 2’ (1993)

Following a bizarre dream vision of Jim Morrison, Wayne Campbell decides that his true calling is to organize a massive rock music festival called Waynestock. While Wayne and Garth scramble to book bands and secure the venue, a smooth record producer tries to steal Wayne’s girlfriend Cassandra. The comedy sequel features Mike Myers, Dana Carvey, Christopher Walken, Tia Carrere, and Ralph Brown. Directed by Stephen Surjik, the film continues the adventures of the iconic public-access duo. The feature departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘The Tin Star’ (1957)

Morg Hickman is an experienced former lawman turned cynical bounty hunter who rides into a tense Western town with a fugitive’s body. He encounters Ben Owens, a young and inexperienced sheriff struggling to maintain order against local prejudice and outlaw threats. Morg reluctantly agrees to mentor the young lawman in the skills necessary to survive the dangerous frontier. The classic Western stars Henry Fonda, Anthony Perkins, and Betsy Palmer under the direction of Anthony Mann. The film departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Wishful Thinking’ (1999)

Elizabeth and Henry are a young couple whose romantic relationship begins to unravel due to communication breakdowns and unfounded jealousy. When an ambitious coworker begins pursuing Henry, misunderstandings multiply between the two lovers. The romantic comedy explores how individual perspectives can distort reality within romantic partnerships. The cast includes Jon Stewart, Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Beals, and James LeGros. The feature will be removed from Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Without a Paddle: Nature’s Calling’ (2009)

Two longtime friends reunite to embark on an outdoor expedition to locate a childhood sweetheart who disappeared in the wilderness. Their journey leads them through dangerous backcountry terrain filled with wild animals, survivalists, and treacherous river rapids. The comedy sequel stars Oliver James, Kristopher Turner, Madison Riley, and Rik Young. Directed by Ellory Elkayem, the standalone follow-up continues the river adventure themes of its predecessor. The movie leaves the Paramount+ platform on August 31.

‘Witness’ (1985)

Detective John Book investigates the brutal murder of an undercover police officer in a Philadelphia train station restroom. The sole eyewitness is a young Amish boy named Samuel, forcing Book to take refuge in the boy’s rural Lancaster County community to protect him from corrupt police. The neo-noir drama stars Harrison Ford, Kelly McGillis, Josef Sommer, and Lukas Haas under the direction of Peter Weir. The film received eight Academy Award nominations, winning two. The drama will depart Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Rango’ (2011)

An eccentric pet chameleon accidentally finds himself stranded in the Mojave Desert after falling from his owners’ moving car. He wanders into the desolate Old West town of Dirt, where he fabricates heroic tales and is promptly appointed the town’s new sheriff. Rango must face real outlaws and solve a severe water shortage crisis threatening the town’s inhabitants. Directed by Gore Verbinski, the animated Western features the voice of Johnny Depp alongside Isla Fisher and Ned Beatty. The film leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Seven Psychopaths’ (2012)

Marty is an uninspired screenwriter in Los Angeles who struggles to finish his violent screenplay titled ‘Seven Psychopaths’. His life devolves into real-world violence when his friends kidnap a beloved Shih Tzu belonging to an unhinged mobster. The dark comedy stars Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Christopher Walken, Woody Harrelson, and Abbie Cornish. Written and directed by Martin McDonagh, the movie blends metafictional comedy with graphic crime tropes. The film exits the Paramount+ service on August 31.

‘Snag’ (2023)

A lone protagonist known as Snag lives a secluded life until he discovers that the woman he loved is not dead as he previously believed. She is being held captive by a powerful and dangerous criminal organization that controls the region. Snag embarks on a relentless rescue mission, fighting his way through waves of assassins to save her. Directed by Ben Milliken, the action thriller stars Milliken alongside Jaime Camil and David Zayas. The action movie will leave Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Staten Island Summer’ (2015)

Danny and Frank spend their final summer working as lifeguards at a local swim club before heading off to college. Determined to make their last season unforgettable, they decide to organize an epic end-of-summer party for the entire community. The coming-of-age comedy stars Graham Phillips, Zack Pearlman, Ashley Greene, and Bobby Moynihan. Written by Colin Jost and directed by Rhys Thomas, the film features appearances by several prominent television comedians. The movie departs from Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Strange Darling’ (2024)

A seemingly routine romantic encounter at a remote motel escalates into a lethal game of survival between two individuals. The story unfolds across six distinct chapters presented out of chronological order, keeping viewers guessing about who is truly the predator. The suspense thriller stars Willa Fitzgerald and Kyle Gallner under the direction of JT Mollner. Shot on 35mm film, the production received critical acclaim for its inventive narrative structure. The film will officially exit Paramount+ on August 31.

‘The Two Jakes’ (1990)

Private investigator J.J. Gittes is hired to investigate a routine marital infidelity case in late 1940s Los Angeles. The routine sting explodes into murder and uncovers a massive real estate and oil rights conspiracy tied to his past. Serving as the direct sequel to ‘Chinatown’, the neo-noir mystery stars Jack Nicholson, Harvey Keitel, Meg Tilly, and Madeleine Stowe. Nicholson directed the film in addition to reprising his iconic detective role. The crime drama leaves Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Without a Paddle’ (2004)

Three childhood friends reunite after the unexpected death of their fourth companion to fulfill their shared childhood dream. Armed with an old map, they head deep into the rugged Oregon wilderness in search of the legendary lost fortune of D.B. Cooper. The road comedy stars Seth Green, Matthew Lillard, Dax Shepard, and Burt Reynolds. Directed by Steven Brill, the film sees the city trio contend with river rapids, bears, and eccentric mountain men. The comedy departs Paramount+ on August 31.

‘Waking Up in Reno’ (2002)

Two married couples from Arkansas embark on a long-awaited cross-country road trip to attend a major monster truck rally in Nevada. During their stay in Reno, long-hidden romantic secrets and illicit infidelities come to light, throwing both relationships into chaos. The comedy stars Billy Bob Thornton, Charlize Theron, Patrick Swayze, and Natasha Richardson. Directed by Jordan Brady, the narrative explores the humorous unraveling of longtime friendships. The film exits Paramount+ on August 31.

‘The Words’ (2012)

Rory Jansen is a struggling writer who discovers an unpublished vintage manuscript inside an antique briefcase and publishes it under his own name. The book becomes an immense critical and commercial success, launching him to literary stardom. His life unravels when an elderly man approaches him and reveals himself to be the original author of the work. The drama stars Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Irons, Dennis Quaid, Olivia Wilde, and Zoe Saldana. The film leaves the Paramount+ platform on August 31.

‘Rumours’ (2024)

World leaders representing the G7 nations gather at a remote summit in Germany to draft a joint statement addressing a global crisis. As nighttime falls, the politicians find themselves stranded in the surrounding woods as strange, apocalyptic phenomena unfold around them. Directed by Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson, and Galen Johnson, the dark political satire features Cate Blanchett, Roy Dupuis, Charles Dance, and Alicia Vikander. The film made its international premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. The feature is scheduled to leave Paramount+ on September 3.

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