10 New Titles to Stream in March

(SPOT.ph) We're marching forward into the year with another month full of new movies and series coming to our favorite streaming platforms. Whether you're looking for movies to line up on your watch-list for the upcoming Holy Week or just things to watch to decompress after a long workday, we've rounded up some of the newest titles coming to Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video this March.

Also read: 10 Indoor Date Ideas for When Netflix and Chill Just Ain't Cutting It

Check out these titles hitting the streaming platforms just in time for March:

Streaming on Netflix this March:

Shake, Rattle, and Roll Extreme (Film)

Release date: March 1

Reasons to watch: If you miss the campy vibe of the Shake, Rattle, and Roll films of old, then the newest installment is bound to get you excited. The latest incarnation of the spine-chilling anthology features unsuspecting victims who must survive surreal monsters, a lethal kids show, and a zombie apocalypse. 

Damsel (Film)

Release date: March 8

Reasons to watch: Because it's Women's Month—duh. But seriously though, if you want to see Millie Bobbie Brown beat the patriarchy, fight a big ass dragon, and be the complete opposite of a damsel in distress then this fantasy action flick is for you. 

Irish Wish (Film)

Release date: March 15

Reasons to watch: Lindsay Lohan is back at it again. In this rom-com set in stunning Ireland, she's set to make us remember why she was the darling of romantic comedies back in the early 2000s. LiLo plays Maddie, who days before her best friend's wedding switches places with the bride-to-be after accidentally wishing to marry her "one that got away" best friend. But as the dust settles and things come into perspective, could Maddie have been wrong? Is her soulmate someone else entirely?

Physical 100: Season 2 (Series)

Release date: March 19

Reasons to watch: Physical 100 is back, and it's looking at 100 new competitors to find the ultimate physique. This reality show focusing on brute strength is back for a second season with new challenges that are set to make even the strongest, most fit audiences wince.

Rewind (Film)

Release date: March 25

Reasons to watch: Ready your tissues because this Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera flick is set to make you cry buckets of tears. This Metro Manila Film Fest entry tugged at the heartstrings of many Filipino audiences when it first debuted in theaters, but now those who don't want to ugly cry in public can now do so in the safety of their homes. Follow along this what-if-you-can-turn-back-time tale of man who realized how much he loved his wife, a little too late.

Streaming on Disney Plus this March:

Wonderful World (Series)

Release date: March 1

Reasons to watch: South Koreans know how to make an action thriller and make it tug at your heartstrings, and this latest K-drama is no exception. Catch Kim Nam-joo and Cha Eun Woo in this mysterious, action-packed K-drama about a mother who decides to pursue justice on her own when the legal system fails her following the tragic loss of her son.

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version) (Film)

Release date: March 15

Reasons to watch: Look if we need to convince you why you need to watch The Eras Tour then maybe you shouldn't watch it at all—half kidding. But yes, finally to everyone who didn't get a chance to watch it live or in the big screen or if you want to relive the cultural phenomenon that is Taylor Swift's Eras Tour then now you can catch it in all its glory. #TeamBahay is the way to go, especially if you want to watch for all the minute details and easter eggs Swift planted all over her concert.

X-Men '97 (Series)

Release date: March 20

Reasons to watch: Do you remember the X-Men: The Animated Series from the late '90s to the early 2000s? Well, if you loved the old, gritty animation style and almost true-to-comic storylines, then you'll be glad to know that you'll be getting that and more from this new Marvel cartoon series straight to Disney +. Catch your favorite mutant superheroes as they face new challenges and band together following the death of their leader Charles Xavier.

Streaming on Prime Video this March:

Ricky Stanicky (Film)

Release date: March 7

Reasons to watch: If you're looking for your next raunchy, ha-ha flick, then this R-rated comedy starring Zac Efron, Andrew Santino, Jermaine Fowler, and John Cena is for you. This Prime Video original gives us serious Hangover vibes and might just be the cult-favorite comedy movie of this era. 

Hope on the Street (Series)

Release date: March 28

Reasons to watch: Hope on the Street is a 6-episode documentary series highlighting j-hope’s story and love for dancing as he begins a new journey in his 12th year since debut.  Accompanied by his former instructor, j-hope explores the streets of Osaka, Seoul, Paris, New York, and Gwangju, meeting street dancers along the way. Plus, if you want to listen to J-hope's new songs, the documentary will also feature songs from HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1.

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The Crown Finale, Percy Jackson and the Olympians + More New Titles to Stream This December
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