What’s Coming & Going From Netflix in March 2024

Meaghan Darwish February 28, 2024, 11:30 am

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Ed Speleers and Lindsay Lohan in 'Irish Wish' — Netflix

*Irish Wish*

Netflix‘s upcoming lineup of streaming titles is sure to excite subscribers as the platform prepares to launch several must-see original films and shows this March.

Among the collection of additions are the Adam Sandler flick Spaceman, Millie Bobby Brown‘s Damsel, the long-awaited third season of Girls5eva, the highly-anticipated 3 Body Problem from the team behind Game of Thrones as well as Lindsay Lohan‘s rom-com Irish Wish which features Outlander alums Ed Speleers and Alexander Vlahos. Plus, don’t miss out on Guy Ritchie‘s The Gentlemen starring Theo James and Giancarlo Esposito among others when the show and other titles, mentioned above and below, arrive on Netflix this March.

Scroll down for the full roundup of titles coming and going from the streamer this month.

Available This Month on Netflix:

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Bad Dinosaurs — NETFLIX FAMILY

March 1

Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre — NETFLIX SERIES

Blood & Water: Season 4 — NETFLIX SERIES

Furies — NETFLIX SERIES

My Name Is Loh Kiwan — NETFLIX FILM

Somebody Feed Phil: Season 7 — NETFLIX SERIES

Spaceman — NETFLIX FILM

(Credit: Courtesy of Netflix)

This trippy, atmospheric drama delivers a big bang for fans of Adam Sandler in dramatic roles (Uncut Gems, Punch Drunk Love). Here, he’s a Czech astronaut, Jakub, who, six months into a solo research mission, realizes his marriage to Lenka (Carey Mulligan) may be over by the time he returns. Fortunately, an ancient spiderlike creature named Hanuš (voiced by Paul Dano), who’s been hiding in the ship, offers important counsel. Hanuš may not be real, but Sandler wanted his own performance to be grounded in truth. “During quarantine, we had late-night two-hour conversations about the character and book, what it is to be Czech and Czech history,” recalls Jaroslav Kalfar, whose novel served as the basis for the film. Kalfar adds that he loved how the movie turned out. “People who love weird things and weird art will hopefully be delighted.” —Kate Hahn

You Are Not Alone: Fighting the Wolf Pack — NETFLIX FILM

2012

The Amazing Spider-Man

The Amazing Spider-Man 2

21 Bridges

A Madea Family Funeral

Beverly Hills Ninja

Bonnie & Clyde

Devil in a Blue Dress

The Disaster Artist

Dumb and Dumber

Fear

The Gift

Godzilla (2014)

The Jamie Foxx Show: Seasons 1-5

Love & Basketball

National Lampoon’s Animal House

Yesterday (Credit: Jonathan Prime / © Universal / courtesy Everett Collection)

Out of Africa

Step Brothers

Tammy

Think Like a Man

Think Like a Man Too

Vampires

Yesterday

March 3

The Netflix Slam — NETFLIX LIVE EVENT

March 4

Hot Wheels Let’s Race — NETFLIX FAMILY

The Resident: Seasons 1-6

March 5

Hannah Gadsby’s Gender Agenda — NETFLIX COMEDY

March 6

Full Swing: Season 2 — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

The Program: Cons, Cults, and Kidnapping — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

Supersex — NETFLIX SERIES

Da Sinistra a Destra: Alessandro Borghi; Gaia Messerklinger; Vincenzo Nemolato; Claire Loth from 'Supersex'

(Credit: Netflix)

Rocco Siffredi (Alessandro Borghi, left) has long been a legend in his native Italy — the famed porn star fronted some 1,500 hardcore films during his award-winning career. The seven-episode drama series Supersex uncovers pivotal moments from his childhood and myriad relationships and looks at the successes and disappointments that affected the course of his life. As he says in this compelling drama, “Every existence lived to the fullest has a price to pay.”

March 7

The Gentlemen — NETFLIX SERIES

I Am Woman

Pokemon Horizons: The Series — NETFLIX FAMILY

The Signal — NETFLIX SERIES

March 8

Blown Away: Season 4 — NETFLIX SERIES

Damsel — NETFLIX FILM

(Credit: John Wilson/Netflix)

“I can fight,” Millie Bobby Brown once vowed as telekinetic heroine Eleven in sci-fi horror hit Stranger Things before facing a monster at least 10 times her size. The actress conjures the same gutsy spirit in this adrenaline-pumping fantasy as Princess Elodie, battling spectacularly to escape a fire-breathing dragon’s labyrinthine lair. Elodie gets into the cavernous mess after agreeing to marry a handsome prince, Henry (Nick Robinson). But the wedding is a ruse: The royal family just wanted Elodie as a sacrifice to repay an age-old debt, so into the scaly beast’s cave she goes, despite her stepmother Lady Bayford (Angela Bassett) going head-to-head with Queen Isabelle (Robin Wright). “[It’s a] dark and thrilling adventure about a young woman becoming a strong, independent, empowered adult,” says director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo. “Elodie doesn’t have any support. It’s a real survival experience.” —Kate Hahn

March 9

Queen of Tears — NETFLIX SERIES

March 11

CoComelon: Season 10

Young Royals: Season 3 — NETFLIX SERIES

March 12

Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir: Season 4

Steve Trevino: Simple Man — NETFLIX COMEDY

Turning Point: The Bomb and the Cold War — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

March 13

Bandits — NETFLIX SERIES

March 14

24 Hours with Gaspar — NETFLIX FILM

Art of Love — NETFLIX FILM

Barbie and Stacie to the Rescue

Girls5eva: Seasons 1-2

Girls5eva: Season 3 — NETFLIX SERIES

Sara Bareilles as Dawn, Paula Pell as Gloria, Busy Philipps as Summer and Renee Elise Goldsberry as Wickie in 'Girls5eva'

(Credit: Emily V Aragones/Netflix)

Band on the run! After two seasons on Peacock, the recently reunited (and fictional) ’90s girl group is heading off on tour…and is grateful for this Netflix encore. “It’s a dream come true,” says Sara Bareilles, who stars as logical crooner Dawn opposite Renée Elise Goldsberry’s fame-hungry Wickie, Paula Pell’s earthy lesbian Gloria, and Busy Philipps’s flaky Summer. “There was so much relief [with the move to Netflix],” adds Bareilles, “because we all love making this show so much.” When the series returns, Girls5eva is on the road, Dawn is pregnant with her second child (“I was in prosthetic bellies for most of the season” Bareilles says), Wickie’s “secret history” is set to be revealed during one of the tour stops and all sorts of Girls power blooms. Notes the Grammy winner, “There’s a real sisterhood blooming, and I love seeing that!” —Damian Holbrook

Red Ollero: Mabuhay Is a Lie — NETFLIX COMEDY

March 15

Chicken Nugget — NETFLIX SERIES

Irish Wish — NETFLIX FILM

Iron Reign — NETFLIX SERIES

Murder Mubarak — NETFLIX FILM

The Outreau Case: A French Nightmare — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

March 17

30 for 30: I Hate Christian Laettner

30 for 30: Survive and Advance

30 for 30: The Fab Five

March 18

Love & Hip Hop New York: Seasons 1-2

Young Royals: Season 3 — NETFLIX SERIES (new episode)

Young Royals Forever — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

March 19

Brian Simpson: Live from the Mothership — NETFLIX COMEDY

Forever Queens: Season 2 — NETFLIX SERIES

Physical: 100: Season 2 — NETFLIX SERIES

March 20

Bodies Bodies Bodies

March 21

3 Body Problem — NETFLIX SERIES

Liam Cunningham as Wade and Benedict Wong as Da Shi in '3 Body Problem'

(Credit: Ed Miller/Netflix)

The aliens are coming. In David Benioff and D.B. Weiss’ (Game of Thrones) thriller, Earth’s population is under deadly threat from interstellar forces. And, as in Thrones, it’s a tense build to battle. The sci-fi epic begins with scientist Ye Wenjie (Zine Tseng), whose brutal treatment as a young woman during China’s 1960s Cultural Revolution drives her to make a terrible choice that will lead invaders to Earth. The aggressors have yet to reach our planet when we see her in present day (Rosalind Chao), but something’s strange. Science experts are mysteriously committing suicide — or are they being killed? Realizing she might be next is tech company founder Auggie Salazar (Eiza González), one of a circle of Oxford scientist friends trying to save humankind. Alexander Woo (True Blood) cocreated the stunning show, and a slew of Thrones vets — including John Bradley, Jonathan Pryce, and Liam Cunningham — play characters involved in the life-or-death struggle. “There’s something scary coming from somewhere,” Weiss sums up the series, “and we need to get our s–t together.” —Kate Hahn