Streaming service Neon has a jam-packed month for releasing new movies and television shows. The platform is proving to be bang for its buck with the most in-demand titles this year. Here is what’s new to Neon this month.
The hottest film of 2023 Oppenheimer, featuring the talented Cillian Murphy, will be available on a streaming platform in New Zealand for the first time on March 22nd. It details the story of an American scientist’s development of the Atomic Bomb. The film is a whopping three hours long, so having it available on a streaming platform for the first time will be beneficial for those much-needed snack and bathroom breaks.
Kate Winslet has come far from her Titanic days, starring in the new political satire TV show The Regime. The first season follows an authoritarian chancellor who is disconnected from reality yet trying to hold on to the palace of modern Europe, out now on Neon.
Tom Cruise proved he still has it in the new Mission Impossible film. The famous stuntman topped the box office charts with the seventh film in the series, which will be exclusively streamed on Neon from March 10th.
If you need more of DC Comics travelling across different multiverses, the new The Flash film might be for you. The superspeed superhero goes back in time to save his family, inadvertently creating a reality where General Zod is threatening global annihilation. The Flash will be available to watch on March 13th.
Wes Anderson’s artistic film Asteroid City will be ready to stream on March 15th, just two days after The Flash. The plot revolves around world-changing events that disrupt the itinerary of a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet conventionan in an American desert town circa 1955.
Other notable films listed this month are No Hard Feelings, The Girls on the Bus, Five Days, Insidious: The Red Door, and Dark City: The Cleaner.
