From your official Twitter profile Netflix has unveiled the new contents for a few minutes, between movies and TV series, which will enrich the catalog of the streaming platform in the month of March 2021. The wave will start on March 1 and stop on March 30, with the Vikings season 6.
On March 1 will be published: Biggie: I got a story to tell, Dumb & more dumb, Final destination, 5 is the perfect number, Riverdale (season 4). On March 3 it will be the turn of Girl power. On the 4th they will appear on the catalog Pacific Rim: The Black and Martin Eden. On March 5, The Sentinel. A few days of rest and it will be the turn of The darkest hour (March 9) and Last chance U: Basketball (March 10). On March 12 it will be Yes Day, Paradise Police (season 3) and The Almost Perfect Couple. On March 14 it will be the turn of Fantastic animals - The crimes of Grindelwald, then Waffies + Mochi will be released on the 16th. On March 19 it will be the turn of Sky Rojo and Formula One - Drive to survive: Season 3. On March 25 it will be published on the Netflix catalog On the same wave. On March 26, The Baker Street Irregulars and Bad Trip. Finally, as mentioned at the beginning, the second part of Vikings season 6 will close a month of March particularly rich in content.
Before saying goodbye we remind you that yesterday the TV series The Big Bang Theory has a surprise appearance among the pages of the catalog of the famous streaming platform. Also, the official teaser trailer of the Netflix movie Army of the Dead has been unveiled for about 24 hours. Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, on the occasion of the recent TCA Winter Press Tour said, regarding the possibility of a return of some Netflix series and Agents of Shield in 'Marvel Cinematic Universe, stated (here the full interview):
My history with Marvel is long, I've never had control over different characters for a long time, so I focused on the characters I was granted rather than the ones I didn't control. On television they were doing something we couldn't do, just when Fox was making the X-Men or Sony his Spider-Man movies, without us. These were the rules Marvel worked by in the past. When Marvel Television was developing their own series it wasn't a disappointment, it was an area I didn't think much about.
