11 Buzzy Netflix Originals to Stream in March 2019

Sunnier days are just around the corner, so if you didn't KonMari your space in January with the release of Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, now's the perfect time to start your spring cleaning. Luckily, March happens to be a very busy month for new releases on Netflix, so if you like your tidying with some screen time on the side, there are plenty of options. Here are 11 of the buzziest Netflix originals to stream in March 2019. (Photos via Netflix)

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (March 1): Based on a true story, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind follows a 13-year-old boy who comes up with a way to save his family and village in Malawi from famine. The film was written by, directed by, and stars Chiwetel Ejiofor, and should prove a word-of-mouth hit on Netflix after an impressive debut at Sundance earlier this year. (Photo via Ilze Kitshoff/Netflix)

Northern Rescue, Season 1 (March 1): If you're looking for a wholesome and cozy family drama to indulge in, this is the show for you. Billy Baldwin stars as John, a recent widower who moves his kids from the big city to his small hometown, where he takes a job with the local search-and-rescue service. Together with John's sister-in-law (Kathleen Robertson), the family must try to move forward as they adapt to their new home. (Photo via Netflix)

Walk. Ride. Rodeo. (March 8): Rodeo champion Amberley Snyder was just 19 when a horrible car accident left her paralyzed from the waist down. Walk. Ride. Rodeo. tells the heartbreaking — and inspiring — true story of how she came to ride her beloved horse once again. (Photo via Greg Peters/Netflix)

Queer Eye, Season 3 (March 15): The Fab Five are back and once again making the world feel better about itself, which, let's be honest, never gets old. Following season 3's new episodes, the guys will also go global for a special series of episodes filmed in Japan. More of these gems is always better! (Photo via Christopher Smith/Netflix)

Arrested Development, Season 5, Part 2 (March 15): After an almost year-long hiatus, Arrested Development returns with the second and final part of season 5. The eight episodes will pick up where part one left off, as the Bluth family tries to solve the mysterious disappearance of Lucille Two (Liza Minnelli).

Triple Frontier (March 15): Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, Charlie Hunnam, Garrett Hedlund, and Pedro Pascal bring some serious star power to Netflix as five military vet friends who reunite to rob a South American drug lord. As you might have guessed, things go pretty off the rails in the process. (Photo via Netflix)

Turn Up Charlie, Season 1 (March 15): Did you know that Sexiest Man Alive Idris Elba is also a DJ? He's bringing those talents to Coachella this year, and to this new comedy series (which he also co-created) in which he plays — you guessed it — a struggling DJ who might finally get his big break after becoming the caretaker for his famous best friend's troublesome daughter. (Photo via Nick Wall/Netflix)

Amy Schumer: Growing (March 19): In her second Netflix stand-up special, the comedian and actress gets personal as she gives her honest (and hilarious) take on her recent marriage, pregnancy, and all the growth that comes with them. (Photo via Elizabeth Sisson/Netflix)

The Dirt (March 22): If you liked Bohemian Rhapsody, you might want to check out this biopic about iconic '80s glam metal band Motley Crue, based on their best-selling memoir of the same name. The group was known for their wild rock star antics, which are on full display as the film follows them from their Sunset Strip start to their life as arena stars. (Photo via Jake Giles Netter/Netflix)

Santa Clarita Diet, Season 3 (March 29): The cannibalistic comedy returns for a third season as the Hammonds continue to cope with their, erm, bloody reality — 'til death (or undeath) do them part. (Photo via Netflix)

On My Block, Season 2 (TBA): The coming-of-age comedy returns to (hopefully) resolve season 1's dramatic cliffhanger. Not many details about season 2 are known yet (nor is there a set release date), but we're looking forward to getting back into Monse, Ruby, Cesar, and Jamal's world in their South Central LA neighborhood. (Photo via John O Flexor/Netflix)