In addition to the tense developments of the Covid-19 epidemic, it cannot be denied that the time when everyone needs to "stay put" to contribute to preventing and containing the epidemic is a golden opportunity for Netflix to truly develop. Not missing this precious opportunity, the leading online movie platform has launched a series of new, attractive and unmissable movies this March.
"The Legend of Cocaine Island" – Legend of Cocaine Island
"The Legend of Cocaine Island" is arguably Netflix's most exciting documentary of March, with a story that seems like a movie but turns out to be true. "The Legend of Cocaine Island" tells the story of a small business owner who overhears a legend of a $2 million cocaine "treasure" hidden in the Caribbean.
Burdened by debt from the Great Depression, he hatches a plan to recover the buried loot. But with no previous drug trafficking experience, trouble begins to befall the "rookie" guy.
"The Highwaymen" – The Highwaymen
Anyone who loves cinema or literature must be familiar with the criminal couple Bonnie and Clyde. Together they committed a series of robberies and brutal murders in the 1930s. While other works praise the romance and "rebellion" of this couple, "The Highwaymen" exploits the perspective of the police who had to work hard day and night to hunt them down.
The film is the story of Frank Hamer - a police officer who pursued a series of cases to track down Bonnie and Clyde. The film features two famous names, Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson.
"Most Beautiful Thing" – The Most Beautiful Thing
"Most Beautiful Thing" is a Brazilian film set to the beat of bossa nova (Brazilian music). The film tells the story of Maria Luiza (played by Maria Casadevall), a young and wealthy woman from São Paulo who moves to Rio de Janeiro to open a restaurant with her husband. But when she arrives, she discovers that the playboy has run away with all her money. With nothing left to lose, Maria decides to pursue her long-standing dream of becoming a singer.
"Spenser Confidential" – Spenser's Justice
Action stars Peter Berg and Mark Wahlberg star in "Spenser Confidential," a film based on Ace Atkins' novel "Wonderland." The film follows Spenser, a former police officer who was recently released from prison after being framed by his own colleagues. Teaming up with a martial artist named Hawk, the two work together to take down corrupt police officers who have teamed up with drug gangs and politicians to create a vast criminal network.
"Kingdom" – Kingdom of the Walking Dead season 2
One of the most anticipated Netflix shows this month is “Kingdom” Season 2. The sequel to the Korean zombie series is set in the late 16th century, during the Joseon Dynasty. Prince Chang has learned a bit about the zombie epidemic that is raging across the country. Now, he must find the true source of the epidemic while trying to protect the people from the zombies. Season 2 is also only 6 episodes long, similar to the first season.
Lost girls – Lost girls
"Lost Girls" tells the story of a woman named Mari Gilbert who is very sad because her daughter is missing. Because the police do not take action, she is forced to investigate the Long Island area. Here, Mari discovers that countless prostitutes have been murdered. The film is inspired by the true events written in the book "Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery" by Robert Kolker.
"Elite" – Elite Season 3
Elite's mysterious, thrilling school story and internal wars between factions in Spain's most prestigious school will return in season 3 with the return of Polo.
Elite 3 has enough fantasy but also has realistic aspects about love, friendship, overcoming pain, sacrifice and mentality. Faced with a future with a thousand directions, the characters must decide to cling to or let go of the past to continue living the brilliant years of youth.
