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Here’s every movie coming to Netflix in March (thread):

Netflix Films coming in March:

March 3:
MOXIE

March 5:
DOGWASHERS
SENTINELLE

March 8:
BOMBAY ROSE

March 11:
COVEN OF SISTERS

March 12:
YES DAY

Netflix Films coming in March:

March 17:
SIMPLY BLACK

March 18:
GET THE GOAT (CABRAS DA PESTE)

March 25:
CAUGHT BY A WAVE

March 26:
A WEEK AWAY
BAD TRIP

Coming soon:
THE YIN YANG MASTER

BATMAN BEGINS
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

THE DARK KNIGHT
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

I AM LEGEND
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

RAIN MAN
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

TRAINING DAY
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

DANCES WITH WOLVES
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

INVICTUS
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

LEGO MARVEL SPIDER-MAN: VEXED BY VENOM
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

TENACIOUS D IN THE PICK OF DESTINY
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

JASON X
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

KILLING GUNTHER
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

NIGHTS IN RODANTHE
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

STEP UP: REVOLUTION
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

TWO WEEKS NOTICE
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

YEAR ONE
(on Netflix in the US on March 1)

BLACK OR WHITE
(on Netflix in the US on March 2)

PARKER
(on Netflix in the US on March 4)

SAFE HAVEN
(on Netflix in the US on March 4)

AUDREY
(on Netflix in the US on March 14)

THE BFG
(on Netflix in the US on March 15)

GET ON UP
(on Netflix in the US on March 16)

SAVAGES
(on Netflix in the US on March 16)

SKYLINES
(on Netflix in the US on March 18)

PHILOMENA
(on Netflix in the US on March 22)

CROUPIER
(on Netflix in the US on March 26)

MANDELA: LONG WALK TO FREEDOM
(on Netflix in the US on March 29)

AT ETERNITY'S GATE
(on Netflix in the US on March 31)

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