New on Netflix March 2015: Best films and TV shows to watch this month
Our pick of the goodies in store for you on the streaming service in March
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Your support makes all the difference.Netflix has some treats lined up in March, with two new original series, Bloodline and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt coming to the streaming service.
Film-wise, The King's Speech and Iron Man 3 are both arriving for movie fans, while Snoop Dogg's Marijuana documentary The Culture High is among the new documentaries.
TV
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Season 1) – 06/03
Tina Fey's hotly-awaited Netflix original has high expectations riding on it. This is what happens when a woman escapes from a doomsday cult and begins her life afresh in NYC.
Bloodline (Season 1) – 20/03
Coming mid-way through the month is another original series, this time about a group of adult siblings whose lurking demons are unearthed when their black sheep brother returns home.
3rd Rock from the Sun
Yes, one of your favourites Nineties sitcoms is finally coming to Netflix. A gang of aliens are sent to Earth to report on life there...disguised as a human family.
Films
The King's Speech – 23/03
Tom Hooper's moving drama about King George VI's struggle to overcome his stammer won four Oscars in 2011. Featuring first-rate performances from Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter.
22 Jump Street – 17/03
Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum are back for more silliness in this action-comedy about two undercover cops with a lot to learn. Next stop - college.
Iron Man 3 – 25/03
Robert Downey Jr returns as Tony Stark, who must start a journey of retribution after terrorist the Mandarin destroys his world. Expect seriously awesome visual effects.
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh – 27/03
A collection of short animated stories based on the adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Eeyore, Piglet, Tigger and co. Say no more.
Limitless – 01/03
What if just one little pill could make you rich and powerful? Bradley Cooper stars as a writer who becomes a financial whizz-kid after enhancing 100 per cent of his brain abilities. But there are inevitable dangers involved...
Documentaries
The Culture High – 01/03
Rapper Snoop Dogg explores the roots of the campaign to legalise Marijuana and reveals the fascinating path it has taken so far. Featuring interviews with police officials, professors, physicians and celebrities.
We Are The Giant – 27/03
This award-winning documentary tells the stories of ordinary people whose lives have been transformed by standing up for their beliefs.
Life Itself – 05/03
A highly-rated look at the life and career of legendary film critic Roger Ebert, who died in 2013.
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