Here’s what’s coming to Netflix in March 2021
Everything the streaming platform has to offer this month.
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Cherry review – a bloated but entertaining visual treat
The Russo brothers’ latest is a visual feast but feels like a needlessly stretched out journey.
Promising Young Woman review – a darkly comic but emotionally rich debut
Emerald Fennell and Carey Mulligan offer a tale that may change the way we think about predators.
News of the World review – newcomer Helena Zengel and Tom Hanks shine in this classic-style Western
Hanks shows why he’s one of the world’s most beloved actors, alongside newcomer Helena Zengel.
Kristen Stewart, ‘Spencer’, and the second coming of media fanfare over Diana, Princess of Wales
As Kristen Stewart gears up to take on the role of Diana, we take a look at the Princess’ latest on-screen resurrections.
Malcolm & Marie review – a twenty-minute student short film that lasts almost two hours
Bad writing and some unfortunate sexism leave Sam Levinson’s latest effort in ruins.
Elliot Frances Flynn interview: “Shoplifters of the World”, acting methods and coming of age with The Smiths
We spoke to rising start Elliot Frances Flynn about everything acting and her role in ‘Shoplifters of the World’
The Little Things review – a derivative thriller wasting all its talent
If it’s the little things that matter, this film is missing them all.
Here’s what’s coming to Netflix in February 2021
From new shows to old favourites and big-screen classics, Netflix has something for everyone this month.
Greenland review – easy, predictable disaster movie thrills
This Butler-led disaster flick won’t surprise you, but it offers some strong moments.
Pieces of a Woman review – a moving and haunting portrait of grief
Brilliant performances make this emotional tale of love and life worth watching.