Whats New on Netflix in March 2021?

Netflix, the 900-pound gorilla of streaming services is extending its reach with its list of new releases for March 2021. Although it always features a variety of international options for subscribers from all around the world, in March it looks as though international releases have come to constitute a good solid chunk. Which is quite impressive, and encouraging! Spain’s “Coven of Sisters”, “Paper Lives” from Turkey, the Malaysian 2017 production “Hospital” and other titles—they all sound like promising additions to Netflix this month. Not to forget the 2 Batman movies by Christopher Nolan, a documentary on one of the finest rappers of all time, some much-watch anime and more.

Spark Your Excitement with Titles from the Netflix March Menu!

Yes Day

A Netflix original heartfelt family comedy that is full of hilarious surprises. Its premise is simple: after realizing they have to say no to their children ever so often, Carlos and Allison come up with an idea to offer their three children a Yes Day so the kids have 24 hours to ask for anything they want—with only a few ground rules.

Paradise PD: Part 3

An absolutely insane and humorous animated sitcom series that comes from the makers of Brickleberry. Paradise PD follows what you may describe as an unconventional police department with bad cops. Not bad as in corrupt, but under-performing. Not the first responders, rather the worst responders.

Love Alarm

This unique story revolves around a digital world where a mobile app notifies people if someone in their close proximity has feelings for them. Kim Jojo tastes young love while tackling personal misfortunes. The show has quickly become one of the most-loved K-dramas on Netflix, and is finally coming back with its 2^nd season after a long delay.

Audrey  

The brilliantly created Audrey reflects at the life of the famous star Audrey Hepburn. This documentary comes from some of the most credible producers who have documented notable figures. No surprise then that Audrey has been appreciated by the critics.

The Lost Pirate Kingdom

The Lost Pirate Kingdom is one of the most anticipated docuseries coming to Netflix in March. The show is billed as the original story of the real-life raiders of the Caribbean who vigorously loot, steal, and set up a paradoxically egalitarian republic in this must-watch series.

Zero Chill

With talented newcomers Dakota Taylor and Grace Beedie, Zero Chill is a story of a 15-year-old talented teen skater Kayla who is forced to move with her family all the way from Canada to the UK. She has to leave everything behind because her twin brother Max gets accepted at a prestigious ice hockey academy. Fans of the ice skating drama Spinning Out are sure add the 10-part Zero Chill to their Netflix favorites.

Waffles Mochi

Former first lady Michelle Obama is accompanied by puppet pals as the threesome explores, cooks and eats meals from around the world. This is a really lively and fun series in which Obama, Mochi, and Waffles trot the globe meeting renowned chefs like José Andrés and Samin Nosrat, and get to savor new food palettes.

Under Suspicion: Uncovering the Wesphael Case

A Netflix original docuseries, Under Suspicion: Uncovering the Wesphael Case looks into the high-profile case of Belgian politician Bernard Wesphael. Back in 2013 Wesphael was accused of killing his spouse, and this real-crime investigative series not only probes that, but touches upon private matters like love and marriage.

Cabras da Peste

A perfect combination of comedy, crime, and action, Cabras da Peste is a story about two unfortunate cops who find themselves stuck in unmanageable difficulties as they cross paths with menacing criminals while looking for Celestina, their precious goat mascot.

DOTA: Dragon’s Blood

Have you ever heard about anime based on a computer game? No one has. But Valve’s insanely popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) is one of the most admired pieces of software worldwide. And, this revamp follows a Dragon knight named Davion, who realizes he is blessed with supernatural powers. Watch him summon the dragon within, and see how he learns to benefit from his powers as he  undertakes to stop a deadly demon.

The Irregulars

Some may ask how reliable an asset is Sherlock Holmes where we are getting spin-offs based on supporting roles in two novels and a short story by Arthur Conan Doyle? If you have read the novels and the story, you’d probably think Baker Street Irregulars are street boys who assist Holmes with solving mysteries. But The Irregulars on Netflix reshapes their characters as youngsters on the streets of Victorian London, who work for a dubious Dr. Watson while Holmes takes the credit of solving mysteries which keep becoming more supernatural in nature.  

Haunted: Latin America

If you are one of those who love watching thriller and horror series inspired by true, real-life stories, then Haunted: Latin America will be ideal for you. It showcases terrifying real-life accounts from Latin Americans who have run into supernatural creatures and survived to narrate the story to everyone.

The Fluffy Movie

Stand-up comic Gabriel Iglesias entertains audiences in his sold-out tour—Unity Through Laughter—which covers over 400 cities in 23 countries. Iglesias alias Fluffy, picks on topics like struggling with weight issues, interacting with his young son, managing his father’s reappearance after 30 years of absence, and conducting his concert tour across India.

Seaspiracy

The commercial fishing industry has caused great damage to the planet, but millions still do not have an idea of the scale of the disaster. This Netflix original documentary strives to deliver the hard-hitting truth to a wider audience. Persuasive storytelling combined with the revelation of some of the deepest secrets of the global fishing industry, this Science & Nature Doc makes for a thought-provoking watch.

Millennials

Millennials is a story of 3 couples from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Watch the 6 young millennials work through their personal conflicts and interests, their loves and aspirations—all the lies and the drama that ties up their lives with each other—and if that is your thing, you are bound to get hooked to Season 3.    

Sky Rojo

A Spanish crime action TV series, Sky Rojo is the joint production of Netflix and Vancouver Media— Spanish Media group. The show is created by Esther Martínez Lobato and Álex Pina. Gina, Wendy, and Coral begin their search for freedom while being followed by Romeo from the Las Novias Club and his right-hand men—Chrisitan and Moises. 

With each other’s support, the 3 women face risks with courage, and learn to appreciate living in the moment—nourishing their friendship, and coming to the conclusion they have more of a chance to get their lives on track when together. 

See All That is New on Netflix in March 2021

Here is the complete list of shows, documentaries, and movies on Netflix in March 2021—some have premiered while others are in the pipeline—either way, there are loads of new titles for Netflix subscribers to enjoy!

 

Bottom Line

This March Netflix is overloaded with juicy entertaining content that you is sure to glue you to the screen. All you need is a reliable internet service and a lot of popcorns to make the best of your Netflix subscription.

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FAQs

1. What should I watch on Netflix in March 2021?

Netflix has already released some brilliant true-crime documentaries this year like Crime Scene and Night Stalker. But, there is a lot more in the pipeline throughout March:

• A documentary about the college admissions scandal titled Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal.
• Among high-profile releases on the film front is YES DAY featuring Édgar Ramírez and Jennifer Garner.
• You will also get to watch Christopher Nolan's take on Batman Begins and The Dark Knight.
• And if you love rom-coms, dive into the world of beautiful chemistry between Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling in Crazy, Stupid, Love.

2. What anime are coming to Netflix in March 2021?

Netflix offers its viewers an excellent range of anime—TV shows & movies. Some of the highly anticipated anime series coming to Netflix in March 2021 include Pacific Rim: The Black (Season 1), Pokemon Journeys: The Series (Part 4), B: The Beginning (Season 2), and Dota: Dragon’s Blood (Season 1).