Netflix is set to unveil a substantial array of new movies and TV shows in March 2026, featuring both original productions and licensed content that promises to captivate subscribers. Among the highlights is the critically acclaimed film "I Swear," which boasts a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes and has been hailed as one of the best films of 2025.
Acclaimed Film 'I Swear' Leads the Pack
The standout addition to Netflix's UK library is "I Swear," a biographical drama directed by Kirk Jones. The film tells the inspiring story of John Davidson, a Tourette syndrome campaigner who began developing tics during his school years in the 1980s. At a time when public awareness of the condition was minimal, Davidson faced profound challenges but found crucial support from two key figures: mental health nurse Dottie Achenbach, portrayed by Maxine Peake, and community centre caretaker Tommy Trotter, played by Peter Mullan.
Since its release in October 2025, "I Swear" has garnered widespread praise, with lead actor Robert Aramayo winning the Best Actor award at the 2025 Baftas. Aramayo's performance triumphed over notable contenders such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Ethan Hawke, and Timothée Chalamet. The film's flawless Rotten Tomatoes rating underscores its critical success, with The Independent ranking it among the top films of 2025, alongside Oscar frontrunners like "One Battle After Another" and "Sinners."
Original Titles and Returning Favourites
Netflix's original content for March 2026 includes several highly anticipated releases. On 20 March, the Peaky Blinders film "The Immortal Man" arrives, featuring Cillian Murphy reprising his iconic role as Tommy Shelby. Additionally, season two of the live-action anime adaptation "One Piece" debuts on 10 March, promising more adventures for fans of the series.
Other notable original titles include "Street Flow 3" on 4 March, "Re/Member: The Last Night" on 5 March, and "Strangers in the Park" along with "War Machine" on 6 March. The month also sees the release of documentaries such as Louis Theroux's "Inside the Manosphere" on 11 March and "The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel" on 20 March.
Licensed Content and TV Additions
In terms of licensed movies, Netflix will add titles like "Born a Champion," "The Green Knight," and "Jurassic World" films starting 1 March. TV series enthusiasts can look forward to complete seasons of shows such as "The Mentalist," "One Tree Hill," and "Person of Interest" becoming available in the UK.
The streaming service is also expanding its kids and family offerings with "Gabby's Dollhouse" season 13 on 1 March and "Sesame Street" volume two on 9 March. Anime fans will be treated to "Beastars" season three on 7 March and "Steel Ball Run - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" season one on 19 March.
Full List of March 2026 Additions
Below is a comprehensive rundown of the movies and TV shows joining Netflix in March 2026, compiled with assistance from What's on Netflix. This list includes both original and licensed titles across various genres, ensuring there is something for every viewer.
- Original Movies: Street Flow 3 (4 March), Re/Member: The Last Night (5 March), Strangers in the Park (6 March), War Machine (6 March), Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (20 March), 53 Sundays (26 March), The Red Line (26 March).
- Original TV: Good Cop/Bad Cop season one (3 March), Blue Therapy season one (4 March), One Piece season two (10 March), Virgin River season seven (12 March), Heartbreak High season three (25 March).
- Licensed Movies: I Swear (10 March), The Bad Guardian (14 March), Nobody 2 (14 March), BlackBerry (15 March), Saw X (19 March), The Creator (20 March).
- Licensed TV: The A Word seasons one to three (1 March), The Man in the High Castle seasons one to three (11 March), Wind Breaker season one (2 March).
With this diverse lineup, Netflix continues to strengthen its content library, offering subscribers a mix of award-winning films, binge-worthy series, and family-friendly entertainment. The addition of "I Swear" alone makes March 2026 a particularly noteworthy month for film enthusiasts on the platform.
