The 25 best movies you can watch on Netflix: March 2020

How many times have you sat down to find a movie on Netflix, spending only the next 15 minutes scanning the special streaming service menus to dedicate and dress up Office and? Netflix's huge movie catalog, combined with its unmistakable algorithm, can make finding something that you can look more like around you than in a mysterious way.

We're here to help. If you are suffering from a disability issue, limit your options to our 25 favorite movies on the platform. This runs the gamut from awesome to awesome (The Wicker Man) to make kids movies interesting (Klaus) and everything in between. We will be updating this list as Netflix cycle movies in and out of its library, so be sure to check it out again next time you're stuck in front of the Netflix home screen.

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American honey

Andrea Arnold's road trip movie follows the "workers" – a group of twentysomethings, who travels from town to town in a van, accusing locals of buying subscriptions to dangerous company magazines. By day, they are selling; night, party and social jockey. The stories behind the scenes on American honey he is great; Arnold traveled extensively throughout the country, leading non-working people where he found parking lots at beaches and Walmart. And they give American honey a loose, natural, natural feeling. A couple of pro players – Riley Keough as the unlucky Mag-crew boss, Shia LaBeouf as her best seller and cat-hunter – fit perfectly, but the newcomer Sasha Lane as a harmless young refugee throws in the towel. For people who are feeling claustrophobic and cabin-fever-y, American honey is a great treat: a movie filled with open skies and open streets, outdoor songs and nightclubs, personal confession and a great deal of joy in being young and happy. – Tasha Robinson

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Baahubali: A Beginning

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In Western terms, this production of Tollywood, the most expensive Indian film at the time of its release, is like an epic bible in the form of Marvel Studios, and Little Hamlet and Go up thrown in for good measure. The beginning He recounts the life of Shivudu, a supernatural rider who escapes his provincial life by installing a sparkling waterfall, helping and fell in love with an apostate warrior named Avanthika, and meets him to rescue the captive queen from the evil empire. An explosion in hyper-choreographed fighting sequences and a CG show (not to mention a few musical numbers with the same brvura), The beginning It is 159 minutes of legendary horror, grows as an Indian film only, and rests on the shoulders of its hero, the one-word actor Prabhas. If you fight it hard, it's forced – this is only one part. The twisting leads Baahubali 2: Conclusion, another two-and-a-half-hour epic is also streaming on Netflix. –Math Patches

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Ballad of Buster Scruggs

Netflix

The Coen Brothers' latest film tells six stories of the American border, all different levels of bittersweetness. Even the mysteriousness of the news – the short music featuring Buster Scruggs, or Tom Waits holding the conversation in a gold pocket – revealed deep layers. The film's focus is on mortality and the complex life-style, and while some of the effects may seem cruel, there is always a soft touch, even in the worst of cases. –Karen Han

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Ex Machina

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Alex Garland's sci-fi thriller is one of those films that you want to re-send immediately after the release of the credit. Garland focuses on Elon Musk-esque tech CEO Nathan Bateman, (Oscar Isaac) who invites employee, Caleb Smith, (Domhnall Gleeson) to drive Trial Test to Ava (Alicia Vikander), a new AI developed. It's a secret to watch Nathan, Caleb, and phi interact, especially as Caleb begins to learn more about Nathan's plans to erase Ava's memory and to "upgrade" her after passing Caleb's test. Science fiction has been exploring human chaos to create the ultimate genius since Mary Shelly & # 39; s Frankenstein created the genre, but Garland's take on today's Prometheus is a happy contemporary update for the smartphone. —A Real Helper

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Green Room

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Installed Patrick Stewart as the truly formidable leader of the neo-Nazi party, Green Room you are within the selected 90 minutes. Anton Yelchin and Alia Shawkat star as punk rocking singers who wrongly prove the murderous stature in a club with a leather jacket. They can control themselves in the green room – but with no way to escape. The movie begins almost with a hangover, making the explosions of violence hit hard and fast. Writer-director Jeremy Saulnier managed to make the movie sound as fun and Claustrophobic as a blue room. —HH

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Haywire

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Hit in the middle of a wave of Ownership of BourneMixed entertainers full of cutting-edge battles comes Steven Soderbergh & # 39; s Haywire, a completely simple rider ready to remind everyone how to fight and work effectively on screen. Instead of the usual-scheduled-the-max combat, Haywire centers on MMA star Gina Carano (pre Counterfeit) as a secret agent whose lead sells and intends to kill him. It's a general idea (wouldn't it be honest, face-to-face, would-be-interested organizations not learn how to send a series of patrols after a former colleague no longer works?), But that's not the case – actually about watching Carano war Channing Tatum, Michael Fassbender, and Ewan McGregor in the low-key series. by punishing, by impressing the astonished masses as his condition grows. These are the backdrops, the kind of fascination with old-school war movie theater, the vigor and efficiency that those films were easy to have. —TR

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I've lost my body

Photo: Rezo Films

A dreamy French film I've lost my body he follows an old hand trying to find his way back to his owner. While the set itself is interesting, the film also includes a fun theme of loss and grief. The photos themselves are amazing, but so is the story, embedded within the current handwriting journey for its lost owner. We see classic, very ancient scenes, and each introduces the answer to the big question: How was the hand divided in the first place? But once this mystery is revealed, the movie's emotional flow continues, as the story becomes one with despair of connection. – PR

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Initiation

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Sometimes a certain movie will come and claim an inaccessible claim to the song. So goes Christopher Nolan Initiation and Edith Piaf & # 39; s "Non, je nezidore rien," which uses the song as a repetitive motive. Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a thief who specializes in invading others' dreams and stealing ideas. His next task, however, is changing the formula in his head; in this case the purpose is to a plant the view. The song becomes a cliché to help the work, which requires multiple levels of dreams, grow unmanaged. However, there are other problems, such as the strange unrealities of dreams and the ghost of Dom's dead wife. —C

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An Irishman

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Martin Scorsese's paintings of Frank Sheeran, the chief of the truck drivers' union that doubles as the man who touches the crowd, runs for about three and a half hours. That is not a sign of indulgence. By text by Steven Zaillian (Schindler's List) and the eyes of long-time editor Thelma Schoonmaker, An Irishman it brings together Frank's stance in World War II, his early days under mafioso Russell Bufalino (Joe Pesci), his rise to the working class as a loyal friend and friend of Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino), his excellent stages as a man "Houses in paint," and family adoration time to swear to protect it. In the end, when life is completely visible to the audience and Frank himself, the film rebukes everyone who worships gangster images Goodfellas poster on their wall. Robert De Niro & # 39; s Frank is responsible for the error, and his eyes open with no one, he takes as long as smooth the craggy wrinkles, giving an impression of the poisonous effect of moral failure. Not all areas "speak" to the building, but each Scorsese designates memory-like sticks, continuing with a more detailed description at launch time. The same effect will go deeper An Irishman as we all grow up in it. –MP

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Klaus

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Klaus is the equivalent of a cup of hot cocoa cup. Sure, it's a Christmas movie, but the message of sympathy exists worldwide. The lush 2D animations make the movie as warm as a picture book. It's funny, but you'll never stumble; it's fun, but you're never too happy. I walked in expecting the familiar story of Santa's appearance, but it wasn't exactly struck by how earnest and sincere the message was. It's great for family viewing, but this story will change even if you don't have a bit of money. – PR

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Lobster

A24

"Hey, another movie with this standard setting?" said no one about the Yorgos Lanthimos film, ever. Director of Dogtooth and Favorites is known for his extraordinary work, but he took more guidance with Lobster, a film made in a world where uneducated people are turned into animals. Colin Farrell stars as an uneducated person sent to an institution where he has 45 days to find a willing partner, or become a lobster. Straight-faced, smart, not-so-fun, and boring, Lobster plays a metaphor about how society emphasizes its infidelity, including the expectations that people will engage to prove their resilience and worthiness. But most importantly, it plays a surprising, endless story about the world to be discovered by the audience, one tricky factoid at a time. —TR

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The Story of Marriage

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Aside from its title, of Noah Baumbach & # 39; s The Story of Marriage it's about the bad breakup of a divorce. Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson star as Charlie and Nicole, a couple in the middle of a divorce. They have not stopped dating, and there is no single motive behind it, which makes divorce so difficult. As lawyers are drawn in and spend their lives in simple terms for the sake of making money, they struggle hard to maintain their professional and private life, which was so closely tied together. Baumbach resists the simple way of painting one as a villain and one as a hero, making the distinction one of the least – and rewarding – to watch. —PP

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The Master

Weinstein Company

If you want the best performance of Joaquin Phoenix, give it a go Joker agree with the head and move on The Master. Though Phoenix and his colleagues (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Amy Adams) are all movie stars, they disappear from the religious world of the 1950s at the hands of Paul Thomas Anderson. Phoenix plays a veteran of World War II who fights for world renovation, with Hoffman as the leader of a strategic plan that takes him under his wing. Surrounding the relationship between the two men, Anderson chose busy stories about success in America, finding a home and love. — Karen Han

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National Heritage

Touchstone Pictures

Nicolas Cage, himself, is a national treasure. Cage's performance as Benjamin Franklin Gates is more serious and basic than most of his oeuvre (it's a Disney debut, after all), but it's a children's movie where Nicolas Cage plays a treasure hunter who steals the Declaration of Independence to keep it out of the hands of Sean Bean, so still completely in the valley. —HH

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The Deceptive Child

A24

The words “abortion” and “jokes” are not words that are commonly found on the other's arm, but The Deceptive Child it's a welcome thing. Written and directed by Gillian Robespierre, who wanted to remove the stigma associated with abortion, the film stars Jenny Slate as a comedy comedian who gets pregnant due to a one-night stand, and decides to have an abortion. The Deceptive Child It is quite surprising not only how warmly he is presented with an issue that can be troubling, but his refusal to include any clear political message, and the struggle for emotional honesty. —C

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Other Officers

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The comedy of Adam McKay's partner has never reached the comic zeitgeist in the way he did with his collaboration with Will Ferrell (Anchorman, Talladega Nights, My Brothers), which is a shame because it's one of them all. Other Officers stars Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg as NYPD's "desk jockey" managers who find themselves out of investigating a pyramid scheme that goes over the top of the wall. In retrospect, Other Officers it can be seen as a full complement of McKay's work, as he has been missed by absurd jokes to expose organized corruption in The Big Short and Deputy. —HH

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The platform

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Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia's first film is a visually stunning, memorable and terrifying addition to economic inequality and acting as a dystopian unit of science fiction. A good-natured subject (Ivan Massagué) has a good awakening from a concrete cell with an old crank (Zorion Eguileor), but there are no bars or doors holding them – there's just a stock of cells nearby, yawning voctangular void connecting them all. Once a day, a floating platform holding a tasty banquet goes down at all levels of the prison – but people in the cells below are allowed to eat whatever the upper class refuses. Kicker: every month, everyone in the program is mixed and moved to another level, where they can get to the party before or after. Gaztelu-Urrutia comes from the most shocking and surprising in that simple system, from the painful, humorous, humorous, to the violent. —TR

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Purple Rain

Few movies that combine libido, sweat, and craftsmanship are almost like rock music Purple Rain. Prince stars as "The Kid," the former head of the rock band currently sweeping Minneapolis. But it is a love and awareness clash when Kidoll's girlfriend, Apollonia, joins a music group fighting for her title at a local nightclub. From there, the movie strips in terms of iconic tracks are now melodramatic, but the idea behind the movie is simple: Put Prince on stage and let him rip. The artist is determined to make the last star of his car and, of course Prince fashion, brought something more than a fairy tale. —PP

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The ring

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Gore Verbinski & # 39; s The ring, based on the Japanese movie Ringu (also based on Koji Suzuki's novel of the same name), it began the English-language commentary process in Asian horror movies. But even after that Anger, Missed Call, Uninvited, and everyone else, The ring stands out as the best (and scariest) of thanks to Verbinski's spooky, quirky visuals and Hans Zimmer's musical score. The plot is simple: the accursed VHS tape causes anyone who watches it to die within seven days. Naomi Watts is investigating. But a picture of a girl wearing a nightgown with curly hair coming down from a TV has been a boon for a generation. —HH

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Spider-Man: In Spider-Verse

Samsung Photos & Pictures

As its inspiration for comic books, all frames of Spider-Man: In Spider-Verse he feels drawn carefully and lovingly. However In Spider-Verse it's not just a fantasy – this Phil Lord story is one of the most well-thought-out superhero stories we've seen in years. Instead of redefining Peter Parker's origins again, Spider-Verse focuses on Miles Morales, a teenager who replaced Spider in Marvel comics & # 39; Ultimate Marvel elsewhere. When the villain Kingpin uses a super-collider, opens a portal for many, Miles teams up with other Spider-Man types to destroy the device and shut down the site. —HH

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Skysteen on Broadway

Netflix

In his extensive Broadway broadcast concert, a recording of which was released on Netflix, Bruce Springsteen prepares the 50th anniversary of the superstardom with world plans for 15 Springsteen hits. The exciting combination of Boss & # 39; s hard working class and emotional intensity is undermined by its sheer beauty in this intimate concert. Bruce lives alone on the stage, accompanied by only piano, guitar, harmonica, and sometimes his wife, Patti Scialfa. It's almost like going to church. —HH

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Spy Children

Studiosaker Studios

Remember the sheer excitement of watching this scene where Carmen Cortez put a foil packet in the microwave and then a McDonalds dinner full of ass? You can remember that. You can remember the completely zany, wild joy that Spy children have. The third movie is also on Netflix – yes, that is the 3D one where Elijah Wood appeared for 10 seconds – but for some reason, the second (with the iconic line of "Do you think God lives in heaven because he too lives in fear of what is created here the world? ”) Nowhere to be seen. Spy Children it is not bound by concepts such as "chronology" or "continuity." – Petrana Radulovic

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There will be blood

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Paul Thomas Anderson co-star turns 100-year-old star Daniel Day Lewis as the baron of fat, Daniel Plainview. Paul Dano plays the twins, Paul and Eli, who get some oil from their property and sell Daniel the driving privileges there. (Fair warning: the twins are starting to get confused. One character was originally named Eli, but Anderson asked Dano to intervene and play both brothers, who re-enlisted as twins, after filming has begunThe promise of that name – There will be blood – Keeps things fun for the entire hour-and-a-half running time. —HH

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Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

StudioCanal

I firmly believe that Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is one of the greatest movies ever made. Converted from John le Carré's Thomas Alfredson novel, it truly shows all aspects of filmmaking, from good script, camera subtlety to heightened tension (2000mm lens use is especially great), to genres of music that are more than just accompanying action (Elgar & # 39; s "Salut d & # 39; amour, "National Anthem of the USSR, etc.). Showcasing a stream of serial killers, it's solidly on-going, and sad as Cold War concerns give a story that is at the end of love and human connection. –KH

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The Wicker Man

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It's still hard to find out when Nicolas Cage is broadcasting "how burned!" and “No! Bees! ”With the exception of our joint heads. But also the most memorable moments of 2006 are his humor The Wicker Man it is also able to erase the horror of the original film, and especially its never-ending ending. 1973 edition of The Wicker Man is a movement used all the time, a purely complex, Christian process that investigates the disappearance of a child on a private island following old pagan customs. It's crazy and confronting in itself, but it's also worth watching to see how many horror films are influenced over the decades, most prominently included Midsommar and Netflix & # 39; s The apostle. —TR

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