The 11 best movies coming to Netflix in March
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- Here are the best movies on Netflix in March.
- Watch favorites like "Sleepless in Seattle" and "The Hangover."
- Also check out Netflix originals like "Luther: The Fallen Sun" and "Murder Mystery 2."
The Sprouse twins shared the role of Julian 'Frankenstein' McGrath opposite Adam Sandler (right) in 'Big Daddy.'
A year after his hugely successful comedy "The Waterboy," Adam Sandler returned with this comedy in which he plays a guy who, after being dumped by his girlfriend who feels he's unmotivated, tries to prove her wrong by becoming the guardian of a boy who is left on his doorstep.
Let's just say he's not the best influence for the kid.
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Emma Stone is fantastic in this high school comedy in which she plays a clean-cut student who suddenly finds herself the center of attention after being the talk of the school for being a floozy.
But in reality, all she's doing is allowing guys to pay her to say they have hooked up with her.
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Before director Todd Phillips went and made "Joker," he crafted his greatest comedy work with this look at the outlandish happenings three friends go through while throwing a bachelor party. The movie would make Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, and Ed Helms instant stars.
The sequel and third movie are also available on Netflix, but honestly, just stick with watching the original.
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Regardless of whether you liked "Magic Mike's Last Dance" or not, the second movie in this trilogy is always worth going back to watch.
Most of the original cast returns as Mike (Channing Tatum) takes the gang on a road trip to Myrtle Beach for one final performance for the ladies.
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John Landis' comedy classic follows one of the most troublesome fraternities ever to step on a college campus as its members wage constant chaos in whatever they do. It's the movie that made John Belushi a legend.
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This Oscar-winning animated movie stars Johnny Depp voicing a chameleon who finds himself the new sheriff of a dangerous outpost called Dirt.
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Nora Ephron's beloved romantic comedy stars Meg Ryan as a woman who is on the verge of being married but changes her heart when she hears about the life of a widowed man (Tom Hanks) on the radio who lives on the other side of the country. Now, she's obsessed with learning more about him, and maybe even wants to meet him.
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Brad Pitt plays a guy who is humanity's last chance as a zombie pandemic is on the verge of spreading across the globe.
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This Netflix original has Idris Elba returning to play his memorable detective John Luther who is out to solve another unsolvable case.
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Vin Diesel plays a notorious murderer who is left for dead on a desolate planet and must learn how to survive. The sci-fi character that originated with the 2000 movie "Pitch Black" is one of Diesel's most interesting characters.
Dive deeper into the character by watching "The Chronicles of Riddick" on the streamer before watching "Riddick."
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Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston return for a sequel to their Netflix original action comedy in which they play a couple who once more must solve a whodunit.