“What’s Releasing on Netflix in March 2022?” is a question many of you must be having right now. February is almost ending, and had some amazing releases on the digital platform. But it looks like we will be treated with some great content also in March. From romantic movies to crime dramas to documentaries, fans of every genre will have something to watch. Many viewers’ favourite Bridgerton Season 2 is also releasing next month.
If you want to note down what’s releasing in March 2022 on Netflix, you have come to the right place. We have listed down the titles and their dates. Some also have their trailers and posters out. So take a look and mark your favourite ones, so you don’t miss them.
Here’s What’s Releasing on Netflix in March 2022
March 1
The Guardians of Justice (Series)
Worst Roommate Ever (Docuseries)
March 2
Savage Rhythm (Series)
Against the Ice (Movie)
The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure (Movie)
March 3
Midnight at the Pera Palace (Series)
Whindersson Nunes: My Own Show (Comedy Special)
American Girl (Movie)
The Weekend Away (Movie)
March 4
Lies and Deceit (Series)
Pieces of Her (Series)
Making Fun (Movie)
March 8
An Astrological Guide to Broken Hearts S2 (Series)
Last One Standing (Series)
Autumn Girl (Series)
March 9
Queer Eye Germany (Series)
The Bombardment
March 10
Love, Life and Everything in Between (Series)
March 11
The Adam Project (Movie)
Once Upon a Time… Happily Never After
Life After Death with Tyler Henry (Show)
March 15
Marilyn’s Eyes (Movie)
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March 16
Bad Vegan: Fame. Fraud. Fugitives. (Series)
March 18
Windfall (Movie)
Eternally Confused and Eager for Love (Series)
Human Resources (Series)
Without Saying Goodbye (Movie)
Light the Night Part 3 (Series)
Young, Famous and African (Series)
March 22
The Principles of Pleasure (Series)
March 24
Love Like the Falling Petals (Movie)
March 25
Bridgerton Season 2
*The list of Netflix releases in March will be updated as and when more releases are announced*
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