New to Netflix in March 2025

As March unfolds, Netflix is set to captivate audiences with a diverse array of films, series, and original content. From eagerly awaited Netflix Originals to timeless classics, the streaming platform ensures there's something for everyone this month.

Netflix Originals and Exclusive Premieres

The Electric State

Premiering on March 14, this sci-fi comedy directed by the Russo brothers features Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt. Adapted from Simon Stålenhag's graphic novel, the story follows an orphaned teenager on a quest to locate her brother amidst a robot uprising.

With Love, Meghan

Debuting on March 4, Meghan Markle presents this heartfelt series that delves into various dimensions of love and human connections. The show aims to inspire and resonate with viewers through its intimate storytelling.

Everybody's Live with John Mulaney

Starting March 12 at 10 p.m. ET, comedian John Mulaney returns with a live weekly talk show. Spanning 12 episodes every Wednesday, the show features on-screen guests and live audience interactions, serving as a sequel to his 2024 special, Everybody's in L.A.

Stand-Up Comedy Specials

March brings a lineup of new comedy specials:

Andrew Schulz: LIFE (March 4)
Bert Kreischer: Lucky (March 18)
Chelsea Handler: The Feeling (March 25)

These specials promise fresh humor and unique perspectives from renowned comedians.

Reality TV and Docuseries Highlights

Love is Blind: Sweden

The Swedish adaptation of the popular reality series premieres its first season on March 6, with the second season following on March 13. The series explores singles forming connections without meeting face-to-face.

Temptation Island

Launching on March 12, Netflix revives this reality series where couples test their relationships' strength amidst enticing temptations.

Million Dollar Secret

Debuting on March 26, this competition show challenges participants to identify a concealed millionaire among them through a series of games, reminiscent of Peacock's The Traitors.

True-Crime Documentaries

This month features compelling true-crime narratives:

Chaos: The Manson Murders (March 7): Directed by Errol Morris, this documentary is based on Tom O'Neill's 2019 book, offering a fresh perspective on the infamous Manson Family crimes.
Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer (March 31): Directed by Emmy winner Liz Garbus, this series examines the Gilgo Beach murders from the victims' viewpoints.

Classic and Contemporary Film Additions

Starting March 1, Netflix enriches its library with a blend of classic and modern films:

Classics: Do the Right Thing, Blade Runner: The Final Cut, Pride & Prejudice, Friday, Wedding Crashers
Modern Hits: Sicario, Ted, Annie (2014), Black Hawk Down, The Holiday

These additions offer a diverse viewing experience, catering to various cinematic tastes.