New in March on Netflix, HBO, Disney+ and more

'Invincible' is an animated series for adults based on the work of Robert Kirkman, author of 'The Walking Dead' comics which gave rise to the famous television series about zombies.

Zack Synder's adaptation of this DC comic to film is four hours long, so be sure to settle in with lots of snacks! The production company thought that a film this long was madness and wanted Synder to cut it down, but fans were outraged, and the more extended version was permitted for release.

'Coming To America' is an 80s classic that made us laugh non-stop, so seeing Eddie Murphy in the role of Prince Akeem Joffer again should be a delight. The sequel follows Prince Akeem as he is about to become the king of Zamunda, and we are sure there will be plenty of hilarious antics along the way. The film is directed by Craig Brewer, who also did the remake of 'Footloose,' his experience of bringing old movies back to life will surely do this comedy justice.

Lone warrior Raya alongside her pet named Tuk Tuk, must find the last dragon in the world of Kumanda. Terrible monsters called "Druun" threaten the land, and dragons are the only hope humans have of defeating them. This looks like a promising film for a family movie night with the kiddos.

A film to watch with the family, 'Yes Day', is about parents who are tired of saying "No" all the time to their children. Enjoy the antics as the kids are allowed to decide all the rules for 24 hours. Based on a popular children's book, the film stars Jennifer Garner and Edgar Ramírez.

Marvel superhero fans should enjoy the expansion of the Marvel universe with the addition of this duo who takes on Captain America's legacy.

This movie is based on the best-selling book, and is directed by and starring Hadley Robinson ("Little Women"). It isn't your typical teenage coming-of-age movie, and viewers of all ages will enjoy it.

Reality is often stranger than fiction, and this story unveils a tragic and complicated event in the history of the Mormon Church. If your curious to know the truth about the 1985 Salt Lake City bombings or if you just love a good true-crime documentary, be sure to check this one out.

This American anime-style TV series is based on the two live-action "Pacific Rim" films. Guillermo del Toro directed the first of the two movies, released in 2013; if you love warriors, gigantic robots, and all that comes with the world of anime, be sure to check it out.

This Indian series tells the stories of five unique, ambitious women from very different backgrounds. The world of Indian fiction is of growing interest to Netflix viewers; this is just one example of the country's distinctive productions.

This intense television series created by Ridley Scott is full of enigmas, in a strange world where humans and droids live together. Fans have been awaiting the release of the second season of the show.

Produced and written by Lena Dunham, this new HBO series is about a group of secondary school students. It follows them as they explore their beliefs regarding love, life, and family while living in a conservative community.

This is one of the most noteworthy films being released on Netflix this March. Sofia Coppola's movie stars Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, and Elle Fanning. It is the story of a soldier from the North with serious injuries rescued by young women at a boarding school in Virginia, in Southern territory.

'Sky Rojo' or 'Red Sky' is a Spanish series by the creators of 'Money Heist'. It is about three women who undertake an escape full of surprises. This series will have you sitting on the edge of your seat, and it is full of suspense and plenty of drama.

This series is a remake of an old Disney movie from 1992 that starred Emilio Estévez. It is the story of a group of youngsters on a hockey team who have to overcome difficulties.

A Spanish production, this romantic miniseries is an adaptation of the best-selling book by María Dueñas. Starring Leonor Watling and Juana Acosta, soap lovers will be hooked after the first episode.