Yes, with a current Paramount+ sub, you can now stay home and stream Martin Scorsese's 2010 psychological thriller masterpiece "Shutter Island," or you can rent it from Amazon. And if the names Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Mark Ruffalo aren't quite enough to entice you to go all in on either sub, you should know the film also boasts heavy-hitters like Michelle Williams, Patricia Clarkson, Emily Mortimer, Ben Kingsley, and Max Von Sydow, among others.
Those names should be enough to get even naysayers to at least give "Shutter Island" the benefit of the doubt. Nonetheless, there are likely a few out there less keen to do business with Amazon these days. And given the glut of streaming platforms available to the movie-loving masses these days, ponying up for a Paramount+ sub may not be a move everyone wants to make. If either is the case, you can also access it via Showtime, Showtime+, DirecTV, and MGM+. Or if you want to take a more single-transaction approach to streaming "Shutter Island," rent or buy it from any number of other video-on-demand providers, including iTunes, VUDU, and Google Play.
That course of action will cost you a few bucks, however, with most outlets offering the movie to rent at a cost of about $3.99. As for the purchase price, a 4K digital version is going for roughly $12.99 to $14.99. And if you prefer a physical copy of "Shutter Island," you can procure one for anywhere from $5.99 for a DVD to as much as $22.99 for a 4K Blu-Ray Steelbook.
