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Welcome along to your weekly look ahead at what you can look forward to over the next seven days on Netflix. I’m coming to you live(ish) from New York for a week-long trip to the States, so forgive me for this being late. Lots to look forward to this week, including the SVOD premiere of one of the best WWII films over the past five years, at least, as well as the premiere of a new Netflix Original limited series led by Rachel Weisz.
Want to see what else is coming up throughout March 2026? We’ve just updated our preview of the month’s new releases with titles you won’t find on other lists around the web (including Netflix TUDUM).
What to Watch on Netflix This Week
Nuremberg (2025)
Coming to Netflix: Saturday
If you’re looking for a heavy-hitting historical drama this weekend, look no further than Nuremberg. Netflix has managed to snag this high-profile WWII thriller which boasts an incredible cast, including Russell Crowe and Rami Malek. The film explores the psychological battle between a US Army psychiatrist and Hermann Göring during the famous trials, making it a must-watch for those who enjoy tense, character-driven period pieces. It comes to Netflix as part of the Sony Pictures first window deal, and we suspect it’s going to be a big hit on Netflix. Having just seen it myself, it was remarkable how well Crowe adapted to his character, making him seem empathetic and human despite the atrocities he signed off on. A must-watch.
Jurassic World & The Dinosaurs
Coming to Netflix: Throughout the week
OK, we’re combining a bunch of titles here, but the truth is, if you’re a fan of dinosaurs, this week is your Christmas on Netflix. Not only did Netflix get the brand new Jurassic World movie at the end of February, which was released in theaters last year, but it’s also now received every single Jurassic World title, so plenty of action there. If that’s not quite enough, the streamer will also drop its new docu-series narrated by Morgan Freeman, executive produced by Steven Spielberg, and comes from the same VFX team behind Star Wars – if that doesn’t sell you, I don’t know what will.
Vladimir (Limited Series) – Netflix Original
Coming to Netflix: Thursday
One of the most anticipated book-to-screen adaptations of the year finally arrives this Thursday. Starring Oscar winner Rachel Weisz, Vladimir is an eight-episode limited series based on the acclaimed debut novel by Julia May Jonas. Weisz plays a middle-aged professor who finds her life unraveling as she develops a dangerous, all-consuming obsession with a younger colleague, played by The White Lotus and One Day standout Leo Woodall.
It’s hard to judge whether this is going to be a massive hit for Netflix right now. The streamer did have a big hit with His & Hers back in January and this does have a few boxes ticked but it’s artwork is a little odd and the name doesn’t exactly tell you much about it… Could be a dark horse.
Full List of New Arrivals on Netflix This Week
Coming to Netflix on Monday, March 2nd
- Fumochitai (Season 1)
- Gabby’s Dollhouse (Season 13) Netflix Original
- Hotel Mumbai (2018)
- Jurassic World: Dominion (2022)
- Kyojo (Season 3)
- Wind Breaker (Season 1)
Coming to Netflix on Tuesday, March 3rd
- Bruce Bruce: I Ain’t Playin’ (2026) Netflix Original
- The Bling Ring (2013)
- The House with a Clock in Its Walls (2018)
Coming to Netflix on Wednesday, March 4th
- Blue Therapy (Season 1) Netflix Original
- Street Flow 3 (2026) Netflix Original
Coming to Netflix on Thursday, March 5th
- A Friend, A Murderer (Limited Series) Netflix Original
- Ginger & Rosa (2012)
- Re/Member: The Last Night (2025)
- Vladimir (Limited Series) Netflix Original
Coming to Netflix on Friday, March 6th
- A Man Called Ove (2015)
- Boyfriend on Demand (Limited Series) Netflix Original
- Hello Bachhon (Season 1) Netflix Original
- Strangers in the Park (2026) Netflix Original
- Still Shining (Season 1) Netflix Original
- The Dinosaurs (Limited Series) Netflix Original
- The TikTok Killer (2026) Netflix Original
- The Unknown Country (2022)
- War Machine (2026) Netflix Original
Coming to Netflix on Saturday, March 7th
What are you watching on Netflix from these new arrivals? Let us know in the comments down below, and we’ll be back on Friday for a full recap of everything new added, including all the first-of-the-month additions you may have missed.
