‘The Regime,’ ‘The Tourist,’ ‘Priscilla’ & More Must-Stream March Titles
Some of the biggest films of 2023 have made their streaming debuts, joining the long list of exciting TV titles coming out in March.
Christopher Nolan fans can now watch Oppenheimer on Peacock, just in time for the 2024 Oscars where it’s expected to rake in a bundle of awards. The shocking and twisted Saltburn is also now available to stream, as is Sofia Coppola‘s Priscilla, which like Saltburn stars Jacob Elordi.
On the TV side, Kate Winslet returns to the small screen in HBO‘s The Regime in which she plays a wacky but dangerous dictator of an unnamed country in Middle Europe. Come for the cast and creators (Hugh Grant, Matthias Schoenaerts, Martha Plimpton, Andrea Riseborough, and more are in the series created by Succession and The Menu‘s Will Tracy), stay for the absolutely bonkers love story that forms amid the final year of Chancellor Elena Vernham’s authoritarian rule.
The star-studded Palm Royale is also on the horizon, and it brings Carol Burnett back to the screen alongside Laura and Bruce Dern, Kristen Wiig, Ricky Martin, and more. March will also bring about some exciting documentaries and a new Agatha Christie adaptation starring The Rings of Power‘s Morfydd Clark.
Here are TV Insider’s picks for the Top 25 things to stream this March.
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1. Road House
Thursday, March 21, Prime Video
Jake Gyllenhaal and his biceps bring the heat to this remake of the Patrick Swayze classic. As a failed UFC fighter hired to keep the peace at a beach bar, he’s targeted by Florida’s scariest real estate developer.
2. The Regime
Sunday, March 3, Max
Kate Winslet goes from Mare of Easttown to chancellor of a fictional country in Eastern Europe, where politics make for a royal mess.
3. Killers of the Flower Moon
Available now, Apple TV+
Lily Gladstone is a tour de force in Martin Scorsese’s crime epic.
4. Badland Hunters
Available now, Netflix
Like a Korean Escape From New York, this post-apocalyptic thriller presents Seoul as a lawless nightmare following an earthquake that cuts off the entire city from civilization.
5. Damsel
Friday, March 8, Netflix
Fairy tale? More like a scary tale for a young lady (Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown) who weds a charming prince, only to find out his family has horrific plans for their newest member.
6. Queens
Tuesday, March 5, Disney+
From bees to beasts, the matriarchs of nature display their own crowns in this docuseries.
7. Oppenheimer
Recently available, Peacock
Surrounded by an all-star cast, Cillian Murphy becomes the destroyer of worlds in Christopher Nolan’s A+ biopic about the man who is known as the father of the atomic bomb. The film also garnered a slew of Oscar noms!
8. Spaceman
Friday, March 1, Netflix
An astronaut (Adam Sandler) encounters a six-legged fellow traveler in this trippy drama.
9. The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin
Friday, March 1, Apple TV+
Comic Noel Fielding saddles up as the horse thief of U.K. legend.
10. The Stones & Brian Jones
Thursday, March 14, Hulu
A profile of the band’s founder.
11. Next Goal Wins
Recently available, Hulu
Move over, Ted Lasso! There’s a new inspiring team to binge. The not-so-winning American Samoa soccer team gets a wake-up call and a true believer of a coach (Michael Fassbender) in this cheeky sports comedy based on actual events. Jojo Rabbit’s Taika Waititi directs.
12. Dance Life
Available now, Prime Video
Wait till you see the young hoofers toughing it out in this docuseries set at an elite Australian studio!
13. Palm Royale
Wednesday, March 20, Apple TV+
A star-studded cast including Kristen Wiig, Leslie Bibb, Allison Janney, Ricky Martin and Laura Dern headline this underdog story, a stylish, sun-soaked mystery-drama about desperate housewives and socialites at a Florida country club in the ’60s. More reasons to tune in: guest appearances by comedy legend Carol Burnett and two-time Oscar nominee Bruce Dern!
14. The Tourist
Thursday, February 29, Netflix
The offbeat British thriller starring Jamie Dornan as a man who can’t remember his past returns for a Season 2 jaunt to Ireland, where the poor guy’s distant history may be worse than his bad luck.
15. The Year the Earth Changed
Available now, Apple TV+
Learn how the pandemic’s global lockdown spurred the wild kingdom to let loose.
16. Jack Whitehall: Settle Down
Available now, Netflix
From kidding around to kids all around! The wildly popular U.K. comic takes the stage of London’s O2 Arena for his first special in four years and riffs on how his life has changed since becoming a father in 2023.
17. Supersex
Wednesday, March 6, Netflix
A series inspired by the career of a real-life porn icon.
18. Sixty Minutes
Available now, Netflix
After bailing on a big match to make his daughter’s birthday, an MMA wrestler (German singer-actor Emilio Sakraya) literally fights his way back home.
19. Earth at Night In Color
Available now, Apple TV+
In this 12-episode 2020-21 nature series narrated by Loki’s Tom Hiddleston, high-tech cameras capture what animals, from polar bears to Patagonia’s pumas, do after sundown.
20. Messi's World Cup: The Rise of a Legend
Recently available, Apple TV+
The perfect companion piece to Netflix’s Beckham charts the 17-year career of Argentine soccer icon Lionel Messi and his path to glory during the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
21. Priscilla
Recently available, Max
Elvis may have left the building, but his bride remains a fascinating subject for Sofia Coppola’s Presley biopic.
22. The Muppet Show
Available now, Disney+
It’s time to play the music. It’s time to light the lights. It’s time to rewatch the most sensational, inspirational, celebrational, Muppetational series that ran from 1976 to 1981!
23. Agatha Christie’s Murder Is Easy
March, Britbox
The 1939 novel makes for a tense two-part thriller filled with twists, misdirections and, of course, murders.
24. Saltburn
Available now, Prime Video
If you’re into black comedy then check out this tale of obsession and deception starring Barry Keoghan.
25. Three Little Birds
Recently available, Britbox
Rochelle Neil, Saffron Coomber, and Yazmin Belo star as Jamaican immigrants starting new lives in the late ’50s.
