What’s Coming to Netflix in March 2023

Netflix, in March, arrives with premieres of movies, series, and new seasons. As always, LATV is offering you a summary of some of the new series streaming now so you can add them to your “need-to-watch” list.

You (Season 4 – Part 2)

“You” is an original series from Netflix and a smash hit. Already in its fourth season, the first part has already premiered, with the second part on the way. So keep an eye out, fans!

Starring Penn Badgley, this disturbing thriller’s popularity has exploded, making it one of the most-viewed Netflix series right now. After having watched what happened in part 1, we’re on edge and want to know more, especially after the cliffhanger that left us wondering: is Love Quinn alive? 

The Glory (Part 2)

“The Glory” is a South Korean series that was among the most popular non-English-speaking shows on Netflix at the end of last year and the beginning of 2023. The revenge drama has accumulated more than 40 million hours viewed worldwide, with the long-awaited second part to be released on March 10th.

Moon Dong-Eun (Song Hye Kyo) is a woman who was the victim of severe bullying as a teenager. Years later, she returns to her hometown and takes a job as a teacher at a high school. There, she assists the son of the woman who was her former abuser, silently beginning her revenge plan without raising suspicion about her true intentions.

Chris Rock: Selective Outrage

Netflix is getting into live television. Chris Rock’s upcoming comedy event called “Chris Rock: Selective Outrage” will officially broadcast live on March 4th, 2023. It is Netflix’s first live comedy special, with the charismatic comedian performing in Baltimore.

Chris Rock: Selective Outrage is Rock’s second collaboration with Netflix and comes five years after his first special with the streaming platform, 2018’s Chris Rock: Tamborine.

But not too many details have been revealed yet. For example, it’s unknown whether or not Rock will use the special to finally address the controversial incident at the 2022 Oscars when he was slapped in the face by actor Will Smith following a joke made about Jada Pinkett Smith’s appearance.

Love at First Kiss – Netflix Original

This Spanish romantic comedy movie, called “Love at First Kiss,” is directed by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa.

It tells the story of Javier (Álvaro Cervantes), who, after kissing a girl for the first time at the age of 16, discovered that he had the gift of clairvoyance, or at least when it comes to love. With just one kiss, he can see the future of that relationship before actually taking part in it. This has led him to become an adult who has never had a lasting relationship since he always breaks them before things start to go downhill.

But everything changes when one night he kisses Lucía (Silvia Alonso) and finds himself happily married with children. The problem is that Lucía is the girlfriend of his best friend (Gorka Otxoa).

The Hangover Trilogy

Netflix is bringing us the complete collection of The Hangover movies. The trilogy stars Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, and Ed Helms and was directed by Todd Phillips. 

For those who haven’t seen the movies yet, all three center around the misadventures of three friends who spend their nights in Las Vegas. However, absolutely nothing goes as planned, causing a series of absurd, hilarious events to unravel.

Diary of a Prosecutor (Season 1)

Breaking international crime networks and bringing corrupt politicians to justice isn’t always a glamorous job, as prosecutor Cha Myung Joo (Jung Ryeo Won) soon discovers.

She once was the rising star of her department, working in a central prosecutor’s office and handling newsworthy cases. But now she has been transferred to a small branch in a provincial town, where her daily work is much more mundane.

At the branch, she meets Lee Sun Woong (Lee Sun Gyun), a fellow prosecutor with a very different outlook on life and the role of a prosecutor. 

The two are complete opposites when it comes to their methodology- Cha Myung Joo is cold and meticulous, insisting on abiding by the letter of the law. But Lee Sun Woong takes a more pragmatic approach, chatting with the people he investigates, always eager to uncover the human stories behind the crimes he investigates.