ALL NEW TO NETFLIX MARCH 2017!! IT'S ABOUT THAT TIME AGAIN FOR YOUR MONTHLY NETF(L)IX!!


Month after month, another raft of new shows and movies on Netflix get announced. 
There's two big shows dropping, Marvel's Iron Fist - following on from Daredevil, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage - and for you woman, 13 Reasons Why, Selena Gomez's passion project.
There's the Movie The Discovery (March 31) which im really excited about, starring Robert Redford, Jason Segel and Rooney Mara.
Sundance films are winging their way to Netflix too, from Burning Sands to Deidra & Laney Rob a Train. Tom Hanks' fans are treated to Captain Phillips and A Hologram for the King. If you've just missed Ryan Gosling in La La Land you get another chance in The Nice Guys.
Here's what to watch on Netflix this March.
March 1
Ataud Blanco
Bad Rap
The Battle of Midway
The Beast 
Best Lover: Season 1
Big Stone Gap
Captain Phillips

Dirt Every Day: Season 1
The Edge of Love
El Hilo Rojo
Epic Drives: Season 2
Falling Skies: Season 5
Fartsa: Season 1
Force 2
Groundhog Day

Head 2 Head: Season 2
A Hologram for the King
Hot Rod Unlimited: Season 1
How Are You Bread?: Season 1
Ignition: Season 1
Intersection: Season 2
Know Your Enemy - Japan
Let There Be Light
cust: Season 1
The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress
Method: Season 1
Money
My Awkward Sexual Adventure
Nat King Cole: Afraid of the Dark
Nazi Concentration Camps
The Negro Soldier
Nise – The Heart of Madness
Prelude to War
Reasonable Doubt
Revelations
Roadkill: Season 2
San Pietro
Singing with Angels
Sustainable
Thunderbolt
Transformers: Robots in Disguise: Season 1
Tunisian Victory
Ugly
Undercover: How to Operate Behind Enemy Lines
WarGames
Why We Fight: The Battle of Russia
WWII: Report from the Aleutians
Yellowbeard
March 2
Danny Says
LeapFrog: Phonics Farm
Meltdown
March 3
Date with Love
Greenleaf: Season 1
Ms. Matched
Sand Castle

March 4
No Escape
Parrot Heads
Two by Two
March 6
Better Off Single
March 7
Amy Schumer: The Leather Special
March 8
Autumn in New York
O Amor no Divã
SWAT
March 9 
127 Hours
The Expendables 2 
The Sunshine Makers 
Young Offenders

10 March
The Boss' Daughter
Buddy Thunderstruck: Season 1
Burning Sands
Feel Rich
Love By Chance
Love: Season 2
Me Before You
One More Time: Season 1
12 March
Showroom
14 March
Angry Indian Goddesses
Jim Norton: Mouthful of Shame
15 March
Asamapta
Notes on Blindness
The Nice Guys
O Último Cine Drive-in
Power Rangers Dino Super Charge: Season 1
Sugar Mountain
The Trap
16 March
The Littlest Angel's Easter
17 March
Deidra & Laney Rob a Train
Julie's Greenroom: Season 1
Marvel's Iron Fist: Season 1 (BOOM)
Naledi: A Baby Elephant's Tale
Pandora
Samurai Gourmet: Season 1

18 March
Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened
Danny Collins
Insidious: Chapter 3
19 March
Z Nation: Season 2
20 March
The Divergent Series: Insurgent
31 March
13 Reasons Why
The Discovery

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