LSA Watchlist: What’s new on Netflix, HBO GO, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ this March

What to watch on Netflix, HBO GO, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ this March 2024.

As the heat ramps up, it’s getting more and more tempting to just crank the AC and spend your time indoors binging a good series or watching a new movie. Thankfully, the month of March is looking great, binge-wise. Go on a globe-trotting foodie adventure with Phil Rosenthal, take off into outer space with Adam Sandler, or watch John Cena make a complete fool of himself. Whichever route you choose, it’s sure to be an entertaining month for streaming.

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Here’s what’s new on Netflix, HBO GO, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ this March 2024

Somebody Feed Phil (Season 7)

March 1, Netflix

Phil Rosenthal returns on his globe-trotting adventure of trying out cuisines in every corner of the world. Join Phil as he goes to Washington, DC, Taipei, Kyoto, Dubai, and Scotland, and tastes all that they have to offer. 

The Regime

March 4, HBO GO

Chancellor Elena Vernham (Kate Winslet) is the dictator of an authoritarian regime that’s on the verge of collapse. After locking herself in her palace and being extremely paranoid, Vernham finds solace in a disgraced soldier who becomes her confidant but as a result, makes those around her suspicious as the soldier’s influence over her grows. 

Spaceman

March 1, Netflix

Astronaut Jakub (Adam Sandler) has been on a research mission at the edge of the solar system for six months. When he realises that his marriage may be in jeopardy, he gets help from the most unlikely being: a creature that’s been hiding in his ship (Paul Dano).

The Gentlemen

March 7, Netflix

Eddie Horniman (Theo James) discovers that his father’s estate has been given to him. Any other person would be ecstatic about something like that, but he discovers that the estate is also part of a cannabis empire—and the most notorious criminals want a piece of it. 

Ricky Stanicky

March 7, Prime Video

For twenty years, three friends have used their imaginary buddy, Ricky Stanicky, as an excuse to hang out. But the jig is finally up when their spouses demand to meet the mythical Stanicky, which then leads the friends to do something that could only be brilliant or end up as a total disaster: hire a washed-up actor (John Cena) to play him.

Damsel

March 8, Netflix

A damsel (Millie Bobby Brown) agrees to marry a handsome prince. But the “happy ever after” is cut short when she discovers that the only reason she’s marrying him is so she can be offered up as a sacrifice. Now all alone, she must rely on her skills and wits to survive. 

Irish Wish

March 15, Netflix

Lindsay Lohan is going back to her rom-com roots. She plays Maddie, who agrees to be the bridesmaid for her best friend—who’s marrying the love of her life. After making a wish, Maddie suddenly finds her dream coming true, but she soon realises that her dream may not be exactly what she wants. 

Manhunt

March 15, Apple TV+

The President is dead, shot and killed unceremoniously while attending a play. As the nation mourns, Edwin Stanton, Lincoln’s Secretary of War and friend, mounts a manhunt for one of history’s most infamous killers: John Wilkes Booth.

Chicken Nugget

March 15, Netflix

A mysterious closet-like device has turned a young woman into a chicken nugget, sending her father and the intern who works for him scrambling to figure out how to transform her back. Hilarity and a whole lot of weirdness ensue. 

Invincible (Season 2, Part 2)

March 14, Prime Video

Mark continues his journey as he tries to move on from his father’s betrayal while still wrestling with his inner demons. Will he ever be able to escape his father’s infamous legacy? Or worse, will he continue it?

Road House

March 21, Prime Video

This remake of the 1989 classic stars Jake Gyllenhaal as Dalton, an ex-UFC fighter who becomes the bouncer of a roadhouse in the Florida Keys. A group of thugs who used to terrorise the bar and its owner find themselves no match against Dalton, so they hire a ruthless mercenary (Conor McGregor) to go up against him.