Netflix: new movies and series in March

Every month, Netflix subscribers have the opportunity to discover new movies and series in the catalog. In the month of March, the sVoD platform offers the most enticing program for young and old.

If there’s one thing that Netflix subscribers appreciate, it’s that the platform spoils them every month. So, what can we see to spend this month of March? Spring shows the tip of the nose. The sun is still timid, the thermometer can still surprise. Without further ado, here are the series and movies that will be released throughout the month. The list is not exhaustive, and that’s not counting surprise announcements.

As usual, everyone will find something for themselves. Original series, original films and new releases from other studios. And as always, documentaries and other content dedicated to youth. No time to be bored. Moreover, this month cult names appear in the catalog. Here is a small selection of new content that we would love to see on the streaming platform.

New Netflix movies

Pirates: Royal Treasure – February 03

Lost in the Arctic – February 03
Two men struggle to survive in search of a map lost in the icy reaches of Greenland. Inspired by a real Danish polar expedition in 1909.

Day off – 03.03.

Adam Through Time – March 11
Pilot travels back in time with the child he was and his missing father to heal the wounds of the past and save the future.

Marilyn has black eyes – 15.03

Furry friend – 17.03

Reaction – March 18
A man breaks into a billionaire’s second home in his absence, but the situation worsens when the mogul and his wife arrive unexpectedly.

Much more than goodbye – 18.03.

Black crab – 18.03

New original Netflix series

Guardians of Justice – 01.03

Her True Face – 03.04
A woman recovers her mother’s dark past after a brutal attack in their quiet little town, uncovering unexpected threats and dark secrets.

Outlander (season 6) – from 03.07.

Astrological guide to broken hearts (season 2) – 03.08

The Last Kingdom (Season 5) – 09/03
For years, a fragile peace has reigned in England, and Uhtred thinks trouble is just around the corner. Events will soon prove him right.

Formula 1: Driver of Your Destiny (Season 4) – 03/11
Veteran or rookie, 20 drivers compete in a new Formula 1 season filled with surprises and adrenaline.

Ridiculous – March 18
In Paris, four young comedians pursue their dream of fame as they try to balance financial hardships, family tensions and romantic adventures.

Human Resources – March 18

Best Boy (season 2) – 3/18

Predicting Love and Weather – March 20

The Bridgerton Chronicle (Season 2) – 03/25
Duty, desire and scandal collide when Viscount Anthony Bridgerton wants to marry but finds his match in his future wife’s older sister.

Original content for kids

Muscleman and the Masters of the Universe (season 2) – 03.03.

Chip and Potato (season 3) – 03.08

Team Zenko Go – 15.03

Transformers: Bots – March 25

Netflix original documentaries

Rent in hell – 01.03

Survive in Paradise: A Family Story – March 03

The Diary of Andy Worrall (mini-series) – 03.09.

Bad Vegan: Menu Scam (miniseries) – March 16

Johnny by Johnny – March 29

Trust no one – 3/30

Movies and TV shows added to the catalog this month

The most private life of Mr. Sim – 03.01

Queen Margot – 03.01

Quai d’Orsay – 03.01

Diptych Jean-Jacques Annaud – 03.01 – Two brothers and a bear

Rescuers Malibu: Rescuers Malibu – 01.03.

Fight with my family – 01/03

LOL (Laughing out loud) – 03/01

Ted 2 – 01/03

Penal area – 01/03

Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots – 03.03.

Insidious: The Last Key – 3/15

Very bad trip 2 and 3 – March 30

Romy Schneider Collection – March 16

Swimming pool (1969), directed by Jacques Dere
Christine (1958, directed by Pierre Gaspard-Huit
) Judgment (1962), directed by Orson Welles
The Things of Life (1969), directed by Claude Sautet
Max and the Scrap Traders (1971, directed by Claude Sautet
Cesar and Rosalie (1972), directed by Claude Sautet
The main thing is to love (1975), directed by Andrzej Zulawski
Woman at the Window (1976), directed by Pierre Granier-Deferre
Plain San (1960), directed by René Clément – now available