10 Upcoming March Movies That I’m Excited About

10. Pretty Lethal (Prime Video – March 25)

This high-octane action thriller features Uma Thurman as a reclusive former ballet prodigy running a sinister inn. When five rival ballerinas seek shelter there, they are forced to weaponize their years of rigorous dance training to survive a deadly trap. It is a stylish, kinetic film that blends dance-inspired choreography with brutal combat.

9. The Magic Faraway Tree (Theaters – March 27)

This big-budget fantasy adaptation of the classic Enid Blyton series serves as the month's premier family event. With a stellar cast including Andrew Garfield, Claire Foy, and Nicola Coughlan, the film brings to life the whimsical, unpredictable worlds found at the top of a mysterious, magical tree.

8. Undertone (Theaters – March 13)

A breakout psychological horror hit from Sundance, this film follows a podcaster who becomes obsessed with a series of unsettling paranormal audio recordings. It is gaining major buzz for its innovative use of 3D spatial audio, promising a uniquely immersive and terrifying cinematic experience that demands to be heard in a high-quality theater.

7. They Will Kill You (Theaters – March 27)

A wickedly dark horror-action-comedy starring Zazie Beetz. The plot follows a woman who takes a live-in housekeeping job at a luxurious NYC high-rise, only to discover the residents are members of a demonic cult. It is being marketed as a blood-soaked, fast-paced battle for survival perfect for horror fans.

6. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Netflix – March 20)

The Shelby family’s story finally reaches its definitive conclusion. After a brief theatrical window earlier this month, the film lands on Netflix, bringing Cillian Murphy back as Tommy Shelby. Set against the backdrop of 1940s Birmingham, this feature-length finale promises to tie up the loose ends of the iconic series.

5. Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (Theaters – March 20)

The cult-favorite horror-comedy is back. Samara Weaving reprises her role as Grace, who once again finds herself caught in a lethal game orchestrated by the wealthy and eccentric. Expect more "satanic elite" satire paired with the high-octane gore and wit that made the first installment a hit.

4. Project Hail Mary (Theaters/IMAX – March 20)

For many, this is the main event of 2026. Ryan Gosling stars as an amnesiac astronaut tasked with a mission to save the Sun from a cosmic threat. Directed by the visionary duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the film is already generating buzz for its commitment to practical effects and hyper-realistic space environments, making an IMAX viewing almost essential.

3. Reminders of Him (Theaters – March 13)

Building on the momentum of It Ends with Us, the latest Colleen Hoover adaptation hits theaters this Friday. Starring Maika Monroe, this drama follows a woman’s journey to reconnect with her young daughter after serving a prison sentence. Given the source material's massive following, expect this to be the definitive "tear-jerker" of the season.

2. The Passion of the Christ: Resurrection (Theaters – March 27)

After years of speculation, the follow-up to the 2004 blockbuster finally hits theaters. Directed by Mel Gibson and starring Jim Caviezel, the film covers the events of the three days following the crucifixion. It is easily one of the most anticipated and talked-about theatrical events of the entire spring season.

1. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (Early Previews – March 27)

While the wide release hits April 1, special "Star Road" preview screenings begin on March 27. Mario and his friends embark on a cosmic expansion of the Nintendo universe, featuring high-stakes gravity-defying physics, a new villain, and the big-screen introduction of Rosalina and the Lumas.