the novelties of March 2021 and the “finds” of the editorial staff
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New movies, series and cartoons for the month of March
So of course the list is not exhaustive, but we have nonetheless made a little rundown on the Netflix releases for this month of January with the most promising contents… If you want a complete list of releases, you will find it at our colleagues of Netflix-News.
Biggie: I got a Story to Tell (March 1)
Christopher George Latore Wallace, better known as Biggie Smalls or The Notorious BIG is a genius rapper born in New York in 1972 and died in Los Angeles at the age of 24. Crack seller having found his way in music, Biggie is a monument in the world of rap even if he only signed 2 albums during his lifetime. It must be said that his assassination shortly after that of 2Pac helped shape this legendary side. This documentary full of unseen videos is the opportunity to hear the people who have worked with him: Sean Combs, his wife Faith Evans, his mother …
I want to eat your pancreas (March 1)
It’s not just the ” Ghibli On Netflix. On the other hand, if you want cheerfulness, you should not count on I want to eat your pancreas. The story is about an introverted high school student who stumbles upon the diary of a classmate. He learns that she has an illness that leaves her only a year to live. Being the only one of the school to know her secret, he decides despite what opposes them to get closer to her. Take out the handkerchiefs and take the opportunity to have a look The Grave of the Fireflies in the process …
Attack on Titan – Season 3, Part 1 (March 1)
While the fourth and final season is currently available on Japanese Netflix, the first part of season 3 arrives in March on French Netflix. The pitch of this animated series? Humanity is entrenched behind gigantic walls which aim to keep away the Titans, flesh-eating giants. Where do these Titans come from? Why are they attacking? What is the government hiding? In these 12 episodes, we will know more about the origins of Levi and the motivations of some of the main characters.
The One (March 12)
In the near future, it is possible to find your soul mate using DNA. This will of course change the relationships between people: both those who seek love and those who are already in a relationship. The big corporation that made this discovery is trying to make the most of its discovery, but soon a murder investigation is opened and the CEO is suspected of having something to do with this affair. If you liked Black mirror, you should like it …
The Roman J. Affair (March 25)
A very good Denzel Washington plays in this film an idealistic lawyer who loses faith in the system. Very attached to the judicial system, he will suddenly commit the irreparable and betray his convictions by greed. He will therefore find himself in the role of the villain and will risk much bigger than his career.
The Irregulars of Baker Street – Season 1 (March 26)
This is a series in the universe of Sherlock Holmes. Baker Street Irregulars are in fact street kids who hang around the home of the famous detective and who solve for him cases related to the supernatural … A kind of ” X-Files Victorian period ”.
Our selection of nuggets to (re) discover
You know, it’s very easy to miss out on interesting content on Netflix where one novelty is chasing another. Here is the small selection of the editorial staff with a classic of the cinema, a French film completely crossed out, a good film with Ben Affleck (everything happens) and a comedy by Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy, American Dad). If you want to share your “nuggets”, do so in the comments!
The City of Fear
Difficult to present this UFO if you have never heard of it. It is about a “film of Les Nuls” with the trio of Canal + of the years 80-90: Chantal Lauby, Alain Chabat and Dominique Farrugia (and even the genius Bruno Carrette in posthumous appearance). A killer murders all the projectionists of Red is Dead, a mediocre movie. The craze around this story propels the film to Cannes, but the killer does not intend to stop at the bottom of the steps of the Palais des Festivals. Cult lines and excellent supporting roles: Bacri, Darmon, Gélin, Karyo… ” Get rid of mimes! “
The dictator
The first film about Charlie Chaplin, this masterpiece produced in 1940 is of course a charge against the Nazi regime. In the fantasy land of Tomainia, a veteran Jewish barber from the previous war was injured. During his convalescence, his country has changed a lot and his people are persecuted. After an incredible misunderstanding, he is mistaken for the dictator Adenoïd Hynkel, a barely concealed caricature of Hitler …
Ted
At Christmas 1985, an 8-year-old boy makes a special wish: that his teddy bear comes to life. This wish is miraculously granted and, after the initial surprise of the whole world, life resumes its normal course. 27 years later, John and Ted are roommates. The two friends smoke bongs, drink beer and if John has a relationship, his immaturity is becoming more and more problematic. Ted is more of a regular prostitute …
Argo
Based on a true story, Argo narrates in a fictionalized way the rescue of 6 American diplomats based in Iran during the Islamic revolution of Khomeini. So yes it is a film “of and with” Ben Affleck, but the story holds water. Of course, the Americans have the beautiful role in the films while it is the Canadians who did everything, but it shows and we hardly want to slap ass head.
Even more films and series?
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