Netflix March 2021 Releases: 3 Original Movies, Series to Watch Out For!
For years, the streaming giant has been offering throwbacks and freshest dramas to its subscribers. Regardless of the crises the world is facing, the company makes sure that its growing family will never feel alone.
In fact, Netflix geared up more especially for the people who are currently spending more time at home.
This March 2021, here are some of the titles the streaming giant has to offer - so make sure you add them to your watch list!
Moxie Moxie, which will premiere on March 3, is the earliest flick on the list.
Amy Poehler's Netflix movie Moxie, about a girl who fights the power in her high school, isn't subtle, but its heart is in the right place. Moxie premieres March 3 on Netflix.
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Sweet, clear-eyed Gen-Z female empowerment story manages to be just memorable enough through its charming ensemble and refreshingly inclusive political values.
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Director: Amy Poehler
With: Hadley Robinson, Lauren Tsai, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Nico Hiraga, Sydney Park, Josephine Langford, Clark Gregg, Josie Totah, Alycia Pascual-Peña, Anjelika Washington, Charlie Hall, Sabrina Haskett, Ike Barinholtz, Amy Poehler, Marcia Gay Harden.
Running time: Running time: 111 MIN.
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Sunday, BBC One, 7pm Just when you thought there was no aspect of the animal kingdom left for Sir David Attenborough to cover, the veteran broadcaster pulls a rabbit out of the hat. Or in this case, a hummingbird, Bengal tiger, fiddler crab and a whole host of other eye-catching creatures. Attenborough has always been fascinated by colour in the natural world – and this new two-part series sees him travel from the rainforests of Costa Rica to the snowclad Scottish Highlands to indulge in his passion. In tonight’s opening part we find out how, millions of years ago, the first animals had eyes that were unable to distinguish colour. Gradually, however, this changed and “seeing in colour” gave creatures many advantages, whether to find food, attract a mate or warn off an enemy. Get ready for amazi