We're going to be honest: Netflix's lineup for March is looking a little light. That doesn't mean there aren't some potentially great new titles coming to the streamer this month; it's just that the majority of what is being added to the Netflix library isn't terribly exciting. That said, there are a handful of long-anticipated movies and TV series debuting that we're really thrilled about, including brand-new projects starring Ryan Reynolds, Jesse Plemons, and Jennifer Garner.
There are also a few new shows and new seasons of beloved shows landing this month (hello, Bridgerton!), so if you've been anxiously awaiting those, you'll have your chance to binge watch in no time. Netflix is also adding some new seasons of a few animated kids' series that your little ones are sure to be into.
As you wait out the last few weeks of winter, you might even want to watch some of the older movies that will be available on Netflix this month starring Hollywood A-listers including Reese Witherspoon and the late Chadwick Boseman. To avoid having to spend time digging around to find just the right show or movie to watch, check out our list of the best new content coming to Netflix in March 2022.
'21 Bridges'
Coming to Netflix: March 1
One of the last movies Chadwick Boseman filmed before his death in 2020, 21 Bridges is a cop drama set in New York. It's about a police officer known for being quick on the draw who ends up deeply entrenched in a manhunt involving two cop killers who are trying to flee the city.
'My Best Friend's Wedding'
Coming to Netflix: March 1
We can't think of a time when the Julia Roberts classic My Best Friend's Wedding was available to watch on Netflix (definitely not in recent years). So if you're up for a good, nostalgic rom-com sesh, be sure to check it out on the streamer before it disappears. It's a must-watch!
'Just Like Heaven'
Coming to Netflix: March 1
We barely remember the 2005 rom-com Just Like Heaven, starring Reese Witherspoon and Mark Ruffalo, but how could you go wrong with those two? It's about a grieving man who ends up falling in love with the ghost of the woman who once lived in his apartment. Sounds kind of fun!
'Siberia'
Coming to Netflix: March 1
If you're a Keanu Reeves fan, you'll get to watch him in one of his lesser-known films on Netflix this month. Siberia is a 2018 action flick about an American diamond trader who travels to Siberia to find his partner after he's gone missing, and he ends up in an unexpected love affair.
'Shrek' & 'Shrek 2'
Coming to Netflix: March 1
Both Shrek and Shrek 2 will be available on Netflix at the start of the month, so if your kids have yet to see these animated favorites — or even if they're already big fans — they'll be perfect for your next family movie night. The Shrek franchise goes way back, but it's definitely still entertaining for both little ones and adults.
'Where the Wild Things Are'
Coming to Netflix: March 1
The 2009 film adaptation of Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are children's book is also a great one to watch with the kids this month. The classic story is about a little boy who runs away from home and ends up on an island whose quirky inhabitants accept him as king.
'Zoolander'
Coming to Netflix: March 1
Ben Stiller's Zoolander is an early oughties comedy classic that's perfect if you need to escape the real world and enjoy some really, really, really ridiculous humor. We've seen this one countless times and continue to watch it just for the much-needed serotonin boost.
'Against the Ice'
Coming to Netflix: March 2
Against the Ice, a new Netflix original film starring Peaky Blinders' Joe Cole, is about two early 20th-century explorers on a mission to prove that icy Greenland is a single landmass rather than two separate pieces of land. They end up having to fight to survive in the extreme conditions.
'The Weekend Away'
Coming to Netflix: March 3
Fans of the original Gossip Girl series will love seeing Leighton Meester on screen again. She headlines The Weekend Away, a new original thriller about a woman who is accused of murdering her best friend while on vacation in Croatia. She sets out on a mission to prove her innocence and ends up discovering some unsettling secrets.
'Pieces of Her'
Coming to Netflix: March 4
A new Netflix original series, Pieces of Her is a tense crime drama starring Toni Collette, Bella Heathcote, Jessica Barden, David Wenham, and Omari Hardwick. It tells the story of a girl who starts to uncover her mother's hidden past when a trip to the mall together goes completely awry.
'Good Girls'
Coming to Netflix: March 7
Cord cutters will be glad to see the final season of the NBC dramedy Good Girls, starring Retta, Christina Hendricks, and Mae Whitman, finally land on Netflix. The series follows three moms who rob a store and find themselves on the outs with a powerful drug dealer. It's the perfect show to binge watch with friends.
'Chip and Potato' Season 3
Coming to Netflix: March 8
The third season of the popular kids' animated series Chip and Potato arrives on Netflix on March 8. Centered on an adorable pug puppy learning to be independent in kindergarten, the show is a fun and entertaining watch for toddlers and preschoolers alike.
'The Last Kingdom'
Coming to Netflix: March 9
The fifth and final season of The Last Kingdom will be available to stream beginning the second week of March. Set in the ninth century, the series is about a man, born a Saxon but raised by Vikings, who must choose which side to be loyal to.
'Karma's World' Season 2
Coming to Netflix: March 10
Created by rapper and actor Ludacris, Karma's World is a fantastic animated series about a tween girl who is passionate about music and loves to rap and perform. The second season will land on Netflix on March 10. We love that the series is inspirational and a wonderful example of Black representation for young children.
'The Adam Project'
Coming to Netflix: March 11
This highly anticipated original film features an all-star cast including Ryan Reynolds, Zoe Saldana, as well as Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo in their first on-screen reunion since 13 Going on 30 (yay!). It spins the tale of a time-traveling fighter pilot who, after crash landing in the year 2022, teams up with his 12-year-old self on a quest to save the future.
'Rescued by Ruby'
Coming to Netflix: March 17
Starring The Flash actor Grant Gustin, Rescued by Ruby is the family-friendly tale of a state trooper who dreams of joining a very competitive K-9 unit. He ends up adopting a high-energy shelter dog that's been returned multiple times and sets about the task of training her to be his partner.
'Eternally Confused and Eager for Love'
Coming to Netflix: March 18
A new Netflix original series, Eternally Confused and Eager for Love is about a socially awkward 20-something who turns to the voice inside of his head — which he imagines as being a wizard — to guide him on his mission to figure out his life and, hopefully, find love along the way. It stars Vihaan Samat, Jim Sarbh, and Rahul Bose.
'Human Resources'
Coming to Netflix: March 18
A new spin-off of the popular adult animated series Big Mouth, Human Resources takes place in the workplaces of the monsters from the original series, including the Hormone Monsters, Depression Kitties, and Shame Wizards. These creatures, of course, are actually the ones who help humans figure out their lives.
'Windfall'
Coming to Netflix: March 18
Another big-name premiere, Windfall — starring Jesse Plemons, Lily Collins, and Jason Segel — is an original crime thriller about a man who breaks into a tech billionaire's vacation house. But his plan epically fails when the billionaire and his wife unexpectedly arrive there for a weekend trip.
'Call the Midwife' Season 10
Coming to Netflix: March 21
The 10th season of the hugely popular British series Call the Midwife will arrive on Netflix on March 21. The period drama chronicles a group of midwives of various ages and backgrounds who live and work side-by-side in poverty-stricken East London during the middle of the 20th century.
'Bridgerton' Season 2
Coming to Netflix: March 25
Nearly a year and a half after its first season premiered to huge ratings, Bridgerton is finally returning with new episodes. The Shondaland hit is a frothy romantic drama set during England's Regency era, as told from the perspective of the wealthy Bridgerton family. This season, which centers on Anthony's quest for love, will see some of the show's original stars return, along with some new faces (but sadly, not Régé-Jean Page).
