What to Watch in March: 30 Notable TV Shows & Streaming Movies
March is overstuffed with new and returning shows—easily the biggest single-month haul since the start of the pandemic. Among other titles the month ahead will bring the long-awaited sci-fi series based on the Halo game franchise, the return of what might be TV's best comedy series (Atlanta), a new pirate comedy from the creator of What We Do in the Shadows, Adam McKay's dramatized look at the 1980s Lakers, a new Marvel series and Pixar film on Disney+, spinoffs from The Boys and Big Mouth, and new seasons of Bridgerton and Star Trek: Picard. In the gallery on this page, our editors have selected the most interesting TV and movie titles debuting at home in the next month, listed in order by premiere date.
Additional content by Keith Kimbell.
Movie debuts March 4 on Showtime
The highly anticipated second feature from video essayist/director Kogonada (whose 2017 debut Columbus earned raves from critics) debuted at last year's Cannes Film Festival to widespread praise and also just collected the Alfred P. Sloan Prize at this year's Sundance Film Festival. Now, it gets a simultaneous theatrical and Showtime release, and it could be 2022's best sci-fi film. The futuristic domestic drama finds a family set adrift when their daughter’s companion—an android named Yang—malfunctions. Colin Farrell plays the father whose search for a way to repair Yang leads him to reconnect with his wife (Jodie Turner-Smith) and adopted daughter (Malea Emma Tjandrawidjajazu), and the result, while deliberately paced, is "moving," "soulful," and both "effortlessly cerebral and deeply emotional," according to reviewers.
The far from prolific Kogonada actually has a second project (Pachinko) launching this month as well, which we'll get to in a moment.
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