Paramount+ has been available to many Norwegian customers for a long time already, but this year ViacomCBS has added all the cloths and given the service a broader appeal. March 25 got the Apple TV Paramount + app, and today, April 29, the streaming service will be available via a separate app for Android, iOS and Android TV.
Finally, Paramount + becomes available to everyone, and thus competes on an equal footing with established current quantities such as Netflix, Disney+, HBO Nordic and Amazon Prime Video. ViacomCBS promises “a mountain of entertainment”, citing content from Showtime, MTV, Nickelodeon and Comedy Central as examples of sources for a wide range.
The cornerstones consist of their own content, produced and owned by ViacomCBS and Paramount – and if you think back to how many times you have seen the well-known mountain top ahead of film classics, it is not difficult for me to see what the new streaming service is all about. “The Godfather” (parts one, two and three), “Raiders of the Lost Ark” (and the rest of the Indiana Jones movies), “Beverly Hills Cop”, “Catch Me If You Can”, “Cast Away”, “Collateral », We mention a lot. Paramount is a large and traditional production company in Hollywood, and the catalog is accordingly.
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Old and new in beautiful union
Of course, the service can not only rely on old classics, and in order to compete in an already established electricity market, it is also investing in new products, both purchased and self-produced. The company highlights series such as “No Activity” (Will Ferrell, Bob Odenkirk, Dylan McDermott), “Yellowstone” (Kevin Costner) and the remake of “The Twilight Zone” – but if you are an aging series swallow, you may be just as excited that the original version of the latter from 1959 is also in place, not to mention a complete collection of “Twin Peaks” (including “Fire Walk with Me” and “Twin Peaks: The Return”, the legendary third season from 2017).
Price and availability
To get Paramount +, go to either the website of the power service and register an account, or you download the app for iOS, Android, Android TV or Apple TV and follow the instructions further (you can also register via the app). The subscription costs 69 kroner per month.
Right now you get a free trial period of seven days, which in practice means that you can test the platform for one week before choosing whether you actually want to subscribe or not. This can be a good idea for anyone who wants a more specific insight into the directory without having to pay for another streaming service.
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