Netflix March 2017: List of New Movies, TV Shows and New 'Originals' Premiere Schedule
The list of new movies and TV series that can be watched in the entertainment streaming site Netflix for the entire month of March is now up. It includes several classic movie titles, recently concluded TV shows, and upcoming Netflix Originals.
Right on the first day of the month, the streaming site added a long list of movies, such as hit animated films "Angry Birds: Season 2" and the first "Kung Fu Panda" title; the 2002 movie "Chicago"; titles from the famous dinosaur-themed franchise "Jurassic Park" such as "Jurassic Park," "The Lost World: Jurassic Park," and "Jurassic Park III"; the classic 2000 psychological thriller by Christopher Nolan "Memento" and more.
Netflix has also added the first season of "Greenleaf," the 2013 film "Safe Haven," and the third season of "Señora Acero." Fans of Amy Schumer can also start watching the comedienne's project with Netflix called "The Leather Special" which was made available on March 7.
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Also arriving this week are "Hands of Stone," "The Waterboy," the Indian film "Thithi," the second season of Judd Apatow's and Netflix Original "Love," first seasons of "Buddy Thunderstruck" and "One More Time."
On March 13, the 2004 film "Million Dollar Baby" arrives in the streaming service and will be followed by "Pete's Dragon" from Disney the next day. Netflix will add the first two seasons of "Lucha Underground" on March 15 alongside "Notes of Blindness."
One of the most awaited Netflix Originals, Marvel's "Iron Fist," premieres on March 17. Then on March 18, people can start watching the entire final season of "The Vampire Diaries."
Fans who have not yet caught up with the criminal law drama "How to Get Away With Murder" can start looking at the puzzles and find out who killed Wes (Alfred Enoch) as the show's season 3 arrives in Netflix on March 23. They can then binge-watch the second season of another hit crime drama series "Better Call Saul" starting March 27 – which is just a few days before the show's season 3 premieres.
Netflix will wrap up the month with the premiere of another original show called "13 Reasons Why" that was co-produced by pop icon Selena Gomez. The TV show is adapted from the same title thriller novel written by Jay Asher.
