We no longer mark time by a calendar, we mark it by the comings and goings of Netflix titles. And, the Netflix originals coming to the platform this March look pretty great even if none of them were Bridgerton part 2. At least if you like puppets and ghost hunting, and documentaries that aren’t Tiger King.
For the remainder of 2021, Netflix will release a new original film each week. They kicked it off in February with the sappy third installment of To All The Boys I’ve Loved. Now that we’re all caught up on those and cleaned all the sap off our hands, what’s on the March lineup?
Netflix Original Movie and Shows for March 2021
March 3rd
Moxie
Not sure what to watch on International Women’s Day? Try Moxie, a coming of age story about a teenager who organizes a feminist revolution at her high school. It’s directed by Amy Poehler, based on Jennifer Mathieu’s adaption of the book, and definitely not a sequel to The Heathers. Or is it?
Murder Among the Mormons
Just when you thought you had enough of crime documentaries (we’re kidding, no one ever thinks that), Netflix comes in hot with this three-part true crime documentary about the crimes of Mark Hofmann. What? You have no idea what we’re talking about? Here’s the Wikipedia article. Or, just wait until March 3rd.
March 4th
Pacific Rim: The Black Season 1
Fellow anime fans, while we’re waiting for that Avatar live-action remake, go to space with Pacific Rim: The Black. This season is set in Australia post-Kaiju invasion. The entire continent has been forced to evacuate, but siblings Taylor and Hayley are left behind and are on a desperate search for their missing parents. We hope they find them before Optimus Prime shows up! He’s a bad guy, right?
March 5th
City of Ghosts
City of Ghosts is a new kids series created by Elizabeth Ito of Adventure Time. This series features animated characters with live-action backgrounds. (Like a Zoom meeting, but in reverse.)
According to Netflix, the ghost-loving group “learn about the rich history of their city through encounters with friendly neighborhood ghosts.” Casper, don’t worry, you’re still number one in our heart.
Sentinelle
This French film follows a French soldier who uses her lethal skills to hunt down the man who assaulted her sister. If we don’t understand French by the time the world opens up again, we’ve clearly done something wrong.
March 9th
The Houseboat
This Germany documentary series “Das Hausboot” follows musicians Olli Schulz and Fynn Kliemann’s as they transform Germany’s most famous houseboat into an oasis for artists. Hey guys, can you work on our famous garden shed next?
March 10th
Dealer
Another French original — we get it, Netflix — follows Franck, a music video director who infiltrates a rough neighborhood in the South of France and soon finds himself caught in a gang war. Sounds light.
Marriage or Mortgage
In this reality show, Marriage or Mortgage meets with couples who must decide between getting married or buying a house. Sounds like these professional volunteers and he is a chinchilla pet sitters haven’t been eating any avocado toast for the past 10 years.
March 11th
Coven of Sisters
This Spanish period drama is set in Basque Country, circa 1609. In order to postpone their execution, a group of women accused of witchcraft lure their inquisitor into witnessing the witches’ Sabbath. Spoiler alert: It doesn’t go well for them.
March 12th
Yes Day
The premise may not be new and we might not get Jim Carrey, but Yes Day still looks super cute and fun. In this film, two parents (Jennifer Garner and Edgar Ramirez) go out of their way to grant every wish from their kids by saying yes.
Sounds like how we get spoiled brats, but what do we know.
The One
If you could take a DNA test to find your perfect partner, would you? That’s the question this sci-fi series asks as it follows Rebecca, the CEO of MatchDNA, a tech company that has designed a matchmaking test to do just that. It also asks you your favorite color, but that seems less relevant.
March 15th
The Lost Pirate Kingdom
This documentary hybrid series is about real-life pirates of the Caribbean as they violently plunder the world’s riches and form a surprisingly egalitarian society. This is where we’d usually make some joke about Johnny Depp, but our lawyers said no.
March 16th
Waffles + Mochi
This kind-of documentary is hosted by Michelle Obama, and features two puppets, Waffles and her pal, a rice cake named Mochi, as they travel around the world and figure out what it takes to become a chef. It features guest appearances from Zach Galifianakis, Sia, Mandy Moore, Gaten Matarazzo of Stranger Things, Jack Black, Rashida Jones, and the letter J.
March 19th
Sky Rojo
This new Spanish TV series follows three sex workers on the run from their pimp boss, Romeo, who runs the Las Novias Club. Lucky for him, he drives an inconspicuous purple Rolls Royce.
Country Comfort
This new comedy sitcom is about an aspiring country singer (American Idol alum Katharine McPhee) who takes on the job of a nanny to help get her life back on track. We feel it’s important to note the nanny position is for a handsome widower and his five children. We can’t possibly guess what might happen.
What’s Leaving Netflix in March 2021
- A Walk to Remember
- Basic Instinct
- Easy A
- GoodFellas
- Gran Torino
- Haywire
- LA 92
- Little Nicky
- My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Friendship Games
- Retribution
- Saving Mr. Banks
- Servant of the People (Season 1)
- Sleepover
- The Gift
- The Guild (Season 1)
- Rectify (Seasons 1-4)
- Hunter X Hunter (Seasons 1-4)
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