Everything New on Netflix in March

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Netflix is offering a diverse range of content in March. Movie fans can look forward to titles like the Peaky Blinders film and War Machine, featuring Alan Ritchson. Popular shows are also returning, including the live-action One Piece and Vladimir. For documentary enthusiasts, The Dinosaur, a nature documentary with Steven Spielberg’s involvement and special effects from ILM, will be available.

The month also features some exciting live events, like the Actor Awards happening early on, and the start of the Major League Baseball season with a game between the Yankees and Giants streamed online.

Here’s the full list of what’s coming to Netflix in March 2026…

Available starting March 1, 2026. Watch the 32nd annual Actors Awards, presented by SAG-AFTRA, live from Los Angeles. This event celebrates the biggest stars in film and television and will be presented in English.

Here’s a list of movie and television titles: Casino, Chef, Deepwater Horizon, Desperado, Fifty Shades Darker, Fifty Shades Freed, Fifty Shades of Grey, The Green Knight, Goosebumps, Jurassic World, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and Legion.

The Lego Movie
Matilda
Misery
Ray
Sicario
Stephen King’s Sleepwalkers
The Swan Princess
Trolls
Zombieland

Gabby’s Dollhouse: Season 13 is coming to Netflix on March 2, 2026! Join Gabby and her friends as they explore Fairylandia for the very first time, host a fun tea party, and learn all about opposites along the way.

Hotel Mumbai
Jurassic World: Dominion

Avail. 3/3/26
The Bling Ring

I just finished watching Bruce Bruce’s first Netflix special, and it’s a really solid set. He expertly walks the line between classic stand-up and what audiences expect today. He tackles relatable topics like family and navigating fame, and let me tell you, his take on what really constitutes foreplay is hilarious. It’s a funny, engaging special that I’d definitely recommend.

Available March 4th, 2026, the Netflix series Blue Therapy follows seven couples as they confront their relationship problems with the help of a therapist in this unscripted reality show.

As a big fan of the Street Flow films, I was really invested in seeing how the story of the Traoré brothers would wrap up. Street Flow 3 finds them dealing with loss and the fallout from their past actions, and it seems like this last movie is about whether they can finally turn their lives around. It’s billed as the final chapter in the trilogy, so I’m expecting some closure!

Available from March 5th, 2026, “A Friend, a Murderer” is a Netflix documentary. It tells the story of three friends who share their recollections of a crime that dramatically impacted their lives and a peaceful community in rural Denmark.

Ginger & Rosa

Vladimir is a Netflix series about an English professor whose life spirals out of control when she develops a strong infatuation with a new coworker, impacting both her job and her already strained marriage.

Avail. 3/6/26
A Man Called Ove

Tired of work, Seo Mi-rae isn’t looking for love. But when she tries a new virtual dating service, she unexpectedly starts to feel hopeful about finding romance.

Get ready to travel back in time with The Dinosaurs, a stunning new documentary series. Created with the team behind Our Planet and executive produced by Steven Spielberg, this series explores the incredible 150-million-year history of dinosaurs – from their beginnings to their extinction. The story is brought to life by the narration of Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman.

Hello Bachchon is a Netflix series inspired by a real-life story. It follows a physics teacher who dedicates himself to providing free, quality education to all students through online lessons.

Still Shining is a Netflix series about two people who fall in love as teenagers, then grow apart. Ten years later, they reconnect and must face the pain of their past, how they’ve changed, and the new obstacles in their lives.

“Strangers in the Park” is a heartwarming comedy about an unlikely friendship. It follows Antonio Cardozo, a former communist activist, and León Schwartz, a man who always follows the rules, as they bond over conversations filled with humor, warmth, and genuine emotion while sitting on a bench in Lezama Park. They navigate challenges with the park’s other visitors and their own families along the way.

This Netflix documentary tells the story of a family searching for answers after a 42-year-old woman vanishes in Spain. Her disappearance follows an encounter with a well-known TikTok personality during her travels.

War Machine is a Netflix film about an elite US Army Ranger team whose final training exercise becomes a desperate battle for survival when they face a terrifying, unexpected enemy.

Available March 7, 2026, the final season of BEASTARS continues on Netflix. As Louis and Haru adjust to university life, Legoshi meets a BEASTAR who asks for his help in tracking down a dangerous criminal.

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale
Nuremberg

Avail. 3/9/26
Clifford the Big Red Dog

Join the Sesame Street gang for more adventures! Volume 2 is filled with imagination, featuring magical dragons, flying bikes, and plenty of fun as our friends learn and grow with caring hearts and curious minds.

Derrick Stroup’s comedy special, available March 10, 2026, takes a trip down memory lane to the ’90s. He jokes about growing up, life before the internet, and even playfully argues for the return of cigarettes.

Jobs

Season 2 of the Netflix series One Piece is back with even more action and adventure! Luffy and his crew, the Straw Hats, are now heading into the Grand Line – a dangerous and amazing sea filled with incredible islands and powerful new enemies. They’re on a quest to find the world’s greatest treasure, and this journey will be their most challenging yet.

Available March 11th, 2026, “Age of Attraction” is a new Netflix dating series where singles try to find love, regardless of age. The show explores whether age is a barrier to finding a lasting connection.

In the Netflix documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere, the renowned filmmaker explores the world of the “manosphere” – an online network promoting extreme masculine views – and the people who are shaping its controversial ideas. He takes a close, unfiltered look at this growing subculture and its key figures.

Catch up with the cast of Love is Blind Season 10 in a brand new reunion special! Find out what really happened and get all the surprising updates when it premieres on Netflix on Wednesday, March 11th at 9 PM Eastern / 6 PM Pacific time.

The Man in the High Castle: Seasons 1-4

Love is Blind: Sweden Season 3 is coming to Netflix on March 12, 2026. This new season features a fresh group of singles who will date and get engaged without ever seeing each other. Will love conquer all for these Swedish couples?

This Netflix film tells the story of a woman from Tamil Nadu, India, who moves to South Korea, a country she’s always longed to visit. However, she finds it difficult to adjust to life in a new and unfamiliar place.

In Season 7 of the Netflix series Virgin River, Mel and Jack, now married, continue to try and start a family by adopting a baby. Meanwhile, past relationships resurface and new dangers emerge in the town of Virgin River.

Available March 13, 2026. Fatal Seduction, Season 3 is a Netflix series about Nandi, who must choose between the peaceful life she’s built and a passionate new romance that could jeopardize everything.

That Night is a Netflix series about a single mother on vacation who finds herself caught up in a murder investigation. Her sisters try to help, but their involvement only complicates the situation.

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Nobody 2

Available March 16, 2026, the Netflix documentary The Plastic Detox follows six couples struggling with infertility. They attempt to reduce their exposure to plastics to see if it improves their chances of having a baby.

Mark Normand’s Netflix comedy special, “None Too Pleased,” is a fast-paced and hilarious show where he jokes about everything – from marriage and becoming a dad to current events. It’s available starting March 17, 2026.

The Ricky Gervais Show: Seasons 1-3

Available starting March 18, 2026, is Season 4 of the Netflix series, Eva Lasting. Set in 1980, the show follows Camilo, Eva, and their friends as they navigate life and changing times amidst growing political tension. Their individual struggles, differing personalities, and evolving ambitions will ultimately transform them.

This dramatic series, inspired by real events, follows physicists and doctors as they urgently work to contain a large-scale radiation disaster and protect countless lives.

In Season 2 of the Netflix series Furies: Resistance, a new power structure emerges in Paris’ criminal world. The Furies split up and each begin building a rebellion to take down a mysterious and powerful figure.

Avail. 3/19/26
Jigsaw
Saw
Saw II
Saw III
Saw IV
Saw V
Saw VI
Saw X
Saw: The Final Chapter

In 1890s America, a talented but paralyzed jockey named Johnny Joestar pursues a skilled fighter named Gyro Zeppeli across the country in a challenging horse race. This is the story of Steel Ball Run, a new series based on JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.

In the second part of Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black Season 2, Kimmie steps up to lead the Bellarie company, but quickly finds herself caught in a ruthless battle for control, filled with betrayal, greed, and constant danger.

I’m so excited about Unicorn Academy! I can’t wait to follow Sophia and her friends on their amazing adventure. They’re on a mission to solve the mysteries of Unicorn Island and finally defeat Grimoria and Ravenzella. It’s going to be magical!

Coming March 20, 2026, Netflix presents “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.” Set in Birmingham during World War II, the film follows Tommy Shelby as he returns from exile to confront a dangerous challenge. With his family and the nation’s future on the line, Tommy must battle his inner demons and decide whether to embrace his past or destroy it all. By order of the Peaky Blinders…

In the latest episodes of Pokémon Horizons: Season 3 – Rising Hope Part 2, available on Netflix, Liko, Roy, and their companions are back on the Brave Olivine, continuing their journey as the Rising Volt Tacklers. They’re determined to foil the plans of the mysterious Explorers as they travel.

This Netflix documentary tells the story of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, focusing on their early days and the significant impact of founding member Hillel Slovak.

Avail. 3/21/26
The Bad Guys 2

BTS is returning to the stage for a live performance! The globally famous group will be performing both their classic songs and exciting new music. This event will be streamed live on Netflix and ARIRANG.

Avail. 3/23/26
Anatomy of a Fall
Inside: Season 3 — NETFLIX SERIES
Minions: The Rise of Gru

Jeff Ross’s comedy special, “Take A Banana For The Ride,” will be available on Netflix starting March 24, 2026. In this show, the well-known comedian makes his Broadway debut, offering a funny and surprisingly touching look at his own life.

Get ready for ‘Ready or Not: Texas,’ a new unscripted Netflix series! Two best friends and their group head to Texas for a spontaneous trip, and anything could happen along the way.

Season 3 of Heartbreak High will be available on Netflix starting March 25, 2026. Amerie’s last year of high school begins with a series of mishaps – a prank goes wrong and a former love interest reappears – and things just keep getting more complicated.

Homicide: New York is a Netflix documentary series that follows a dedicated team of NYPD detectives as they recount the most impactful homicide investigations of their careers, offering a look into the challenges and realities of policing in New York City.

The 2026 Major League Baseball season will begin live on Netflix with a game between the Yankees and the Giants. This star-studded opening game will be played at Oracle Park in San Francisco.

Avail. 3/26/26
CaterpillarThe Conners: Season 7

Based on the popular novels by Jo Nesbø, this new Netflix series follows the brilliant but troubled detective Harry Hole as he investigates dangerous killers while battling his personal struggles.

Mike & Molly: Seasons 1- 6

This Netflix documentary series profiles the first prosecutor dedicated to investigating and prosecuting femicide – the killing of women based on their gender – in Mexico, and her efforts to achieve justice for the victims of this violence.

In the Netflix film, The Red Line, three women are targeted by a cruel phone scam. Determined to get justice, they band together to fight back against the criminals who took their money and damaged their sense of self-worth.

The Netflix series, Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, is a creepy horror show that centers on a couple in the days before their doomed wedding. The title itself gives away the main premise – it’s not a secret!

Available March 27, 2026, “53 Sundays” is a Netflix film about three siblings who come together to figure out what to do with their father’s belongings. However, the meeting quickly devolves into arguments and resurfaced conflicts from the past.

BTS is back with a new documentary on Netflix! The film follows the band as they work on their album “Arirang” in Los Angeles, giving fans an exclusive look at this new chapter in their career.

As a huge fan of ‘The Parisian Agency,’ I’m so excited for Season 6! It looks like the Kretz family is busier than ever, juggling life changes while still showcasing absolutely stunning, high-end properties all over the world. We’re talking Mykonos, Cape Town, Portofino, even Hong Kong – it’s going to be gorgeous! And this season, it seems like there’s a bit more going on with babies, weddings, and everyone chasing new dreams alongside all the beautiful homes.

Avail. 3/28/26
Anemone

Avail. 3/31/26
Aaron Chen: Funny Garden — NETFLIX COMEDY SPECIAL

The Netflix documentary Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom explores the story of NBA star Lamar Odom, covering his successful basketball career, his marriage to Khloé Kardashian, and his life-threatening overdose experience in Nevada.

The 21 Worst Movies of the 21st Century So Far

21. Basic Instinct 2 (2006)

Sharon Stone is remarkably skilled at making even weak lines of dialogue sound seductive, almost unbelievably so. However, despite her talent, Basic Instinct 2 is a complete failure. Stone delivers a far more energetic performance than her co-star, David Morrissey, whose character never feels like a match for hers. It’s hard to understand her attraction to him, as she seems to view him as an easy target for manipulation. Stone clearly enjoys toying with him, but Morrissey’s character is so bland that there’s no real suspense or excitement. The dynamic feels completely unbalanced, like watching a professional team play against amateurs. Her character is meant to crave danger, but there’s no risk involved when she’s up against someone so unchallenging.

20. The Book of Henry (2017)

Colin Trevorrow’s follow-up to Jurassic World, The Book of Henry, was a critical and commercial failure, and it’s a remarkably strange film. It mixes fantastical elements with disturbing themes, and surprisingly, it can also be interpreted as a religious allegory about sacrifice and redemption. The plot involves a deceased child prodigy guiding his mother to become an assassin, all while dealing with issues of abuse and neglect. It’s a truly bizarre premise, but the movie plays it completely straight – and yes, all of this actually happens in the film.

19. Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021)

Warner Bros. hilariously skewered itself in Space Jam: A New Legacy, portraying the studio as a cold, corporate entity obsessed with its own properties. However, the movie itself was a major disappointment – it made the original Space Jam look like a masterpiece. LeBron James wasn’t a bad lead actor – he performed about as well as Michael Jordan did in the first film – but almost everything else was just embarrassing. The movie seemed to miss the point of what makes the Looney Tunes, especially Bugs Bunny, so beloved, turning him into a surprisingly gloomy character. Instead of watching A New Legacy, I recommend revisiting some classic Looney Tunes shorts on HBO Max. You’ll get far more laughs from a single short than from the entire two-hour movie, and the animation is actually better.

18. Catwoman (2004)

In the movie Catwoman, Halle Berry plays Patience Phillips, who uncovers dangerous toxins in her beauty company’s products and is subsequently killed by her employers in a cover-up. However, she’s resurrected by cats, joining a long line of feline-inspired heroes. As Catwoman, Berry uses classic cat abilities – incredible agility, always landing on her feet, and a knack for stealing jewelry – to fight crime, though she occasionally causes trouble. The movie is visually decent for its time, coming from a director with a background in visual effects, but it’s notoriously poorly edited. A glaring example: the actors wear the same outfits for two consecutive days of supposedly separate events, revealing a rushed and careless post-production process.

17. Madame Web (2024)

“Madame Web” feels like an older, less polished Marvel movie, reminiscent of the days before Marvel Studios perfected the superhero formula. These earlier films often seemed hesitant about their comic book origins, and this one is no different. Even Dakota Johnson, who plays the lead, isn’t actually called Madame Web in the movie – she plays a character named Cassie Webb. She also doesn’t wear a traditional superhero costume for most of the film, adding to the sense that everyone involved was a bit uncomfortable with the material. It’s a strange and confusing movie at times, making even the often-criticized “The Amazing Spider-Man” look good in comparison. It makes you wonder what Kevin Feige, the mastermind behind the current Marvel successes, would think of it – that would be an interesting reaction to witness.

16. Planet of the Apes (2001)

Mark Wahlberg plays an astronaut who has a really rough time. He gets pulled into a strange purple cloud in space and ends up on a planet inhabited by… apes! After a long and awkward journey across a desert, filled with unconvincing fight scenes, he finally makes it back to Earth, only to discover it’s been taken over by apes as well! Director Tim Burton, known for his successful films in the 80s and 90s, unfortunately missed the mark with this one.

15. X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)

The title itself hints at the film’s biggest problem: it tries to do too much. Is it an X-Men movie, a Wolverine story, or an origin tale? It attempts all three, and the result is a mess. Director Gavin Hood might have made a decent film if he’d focused on just one aspect, but the movie was burdened from the start by trying to combine multiple X-Men and Wolverine storylines. Hugh Jackman’s character, Logan, even says, “We didn’t sign up for this,” which feels like the filmmakers acknowledging the movie’s flaws. Other lines, like “We’ve done enough!” and “Wake me when it’s over,” also seem to comment on how disappointing the film is.

14. Meet the Spartans (2008)

One of the most disappointing trends in recent movie history was the surge of poorly-made parody films that followed the success of the Scary Movie series. Many of these comedies were created by the same writers and directors, Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, and relied on a very simple, and often crude, formula: re-creating scenes from popular movies – 300 was a frequent target in Meet the Spartans, alongside random jokes from films like Shrek, Spider-Man 3, and Happy Feet – and adding slapstick, particularly groin shots. These movies weren’t funny then, and now they feel incredibly dated, filled with references to 2000s celebrities like Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton that no longer land. Seriously, avoid Meet the Spartans at all costs.

13. Marmaduke (2022)

I can’t recall ever seeing a more visually unappealing animated movie than Marmaduke, and I sincerely hope I never do. It feels like something made simply to move money around, or a quick project thrown together just to keep the rights from expiring. Surprisingly, despite the awful animation, the film boasts a talented voice cast including J.K. Simmons, David Koechner, and Pete Davidson. It’s baffling – did they not see the script or the characters? Were they generously compensated for their involvement? Whatever the reason, Marmaduke is just plain terrible. I wouldn’t even recommend it to the kids who used to tease me – and their bullying songs were actually more imaginative than anything in this movie.

12. Daddy Day Camp (2007)

It felt like almost everyone from the original Daddy Day Care didn’t want to return for the sequel. Eddie Murphy, Jeff Garlin, Steve Zahn, and Regina King were all replaced with Cuba Gooding Jr., Paul Rae, Josh McLerran, and Tamala Jones. Even the director of the first film, Steve Carr, wasn’t involved.

The first movie focused on Murphy and Garlin learning how to run a day care. The sequel moves the action to a camp, and with their experience, it should have been easy. But, as often happens with sequels, everything goes wrong – and the movie suffers as a result.

11. Elektra (2005)

Before the Marvel Cinematic Universe took off, things were pretty rough for Marvel fans. After the initial success of movies like X-Men and Spider-Man, studios started rushing out Marvel adaptations without the same attention to quality.

The low point was probably the movie Elektra. Jennifer Garner returned as the assassin, and the film portrayed her as obsessively cleaning up after herself to avoid leaving any trace of DNA, yet also incredibly careless, befriending her neighbors while on a mission – neighbors who, unbelievably, were her targets.

To make things even stranger, Elektra was brought back to life after dying in Daredevil and gained the power to see the future and even rewind time, essentially becoming immortal. Naturally, she used these god-like powers to… stab ninjas. Who wouldn’t, if they could travel through time?

10. Norbit (2007)

Eddie Murphy is known for entertaining audiences when he plays several characters in one movie, often with the help of impressive makeup. His 2007 film, Norbit, made nearly $160 million worldwide despite receiving negative reviews, considering it only cost $60 million to make.

However, that doesn’t make it a good movie. In Norbit, Murphy’s talent for transforming himself – along with Rick Baker’s fantastic makeup – is used to tell a frustrating story about a timid man who marries a controlling woman (both played by Murphy), who treats him terribly. Murphy’s portrayal of the mean and aggressive Rasputia is technically skillful, but relies on unkind stereotypes and constant jokes about her weight. He also plays Mr. Wong, a harsh Chinese character who runs an orphanage and speaks with a problematic, exaggerated accent. Ultimately, the film is just a downbeat experience.

9. The Emoji Movie (2017)

A good movie about smartphones and emojis could be made, but it would need to be much funnier and more critical than The Emoji Movie. Beyond a simple message of accepting others, the film feels exactly like what you’d expect from a tech company that profits from selling phones – basically, a long ad suggesting your phone is the key to popularity and romance. It’s not good.

8. Bulletproof Monk (2003)

I saw this movie over 20 years ago, and I was the only one in the theater. Everyone else was smart to stay away! By the end, I was so bored I was actually moving around, trying to find a better seat – but nothing helped. It was just a bad movie. Looking back, Bulletproof Monk might have the worst martial arts scenes Hollywood has ever produced. It’s not necessarily the director’s fault, though; it seems like Seann William Scott did a lot of his own stunts, while Chow Yun-fat didn’t. When the actor best known for playing Stifler is the one doing the most convincing action in your movie, that’s a major issue.

7. Artemis Fowl (2020)

When the COVID-19 pandemic started, Disney postponed most of its big 2020 movies. The one exception was Artemis Fowl, which went straight to Disney+ streaming. Looking back, that should have been a warning sign. The movie tries to cram the story of a ten-book series into just 90 minutes, making it confusing and difficult to watch. (I still can’t figure out how Josh Gad’s character went from burglar to ally with Artemis Fowl without a single word being exchanged!) It’s rare for a streaming movie you didn’t even pay extra for to feel like a waste of time, but Artemis Fowl managed to do just that.

6. Son of the Mask (2005)

Few movie sequels are as disappointing as one that leaves out its star. The original Mask was special because Jim Carrey’s energetic performance, powered by the magical mask, showcased his incredible impressions and unrestrained energy. Son of the Mask fails to capture that magic. Jamie Kennedy’s character rarely wears the mask—surprisingly, his dog wears it much more often—and when he does, he’s completely unconvincing, despite the film trying to justify it by making him a cartoonist. It even sounds like they tried to fake Carrey’s voice!

Believe it or not, a large chunk of the movie revolves around the dog being jealous of the new baby and intentionally using the mask to try and harm him. Thankfully, the baby is born with powers of his own.

Nothing can prepare you for the bizarre and unpleasant CGI of this baby attacking Jamie Kennedy. This movie should have been scrapped entirely, just like the mask is discarded at the end of the first film.

5. Alone in the Dark (2005)

Uwe Boll gained notoriety as a director by consistently making video game adaptations. He was able to fund these films through a German tax benefit, almost guaranteeing they’d make money – think of the characters from Mel Brooks’ The Producers, but focused on video games.

One of Boll’s worst films from the 2000s, Alone in the Dark, stars Tara Reid as an archaeologist and Christian Slater as a detective investigating the supernatural. It’s nearly impossible to follow, even with the opening title sequence – a 90-second crawl that actually adds to the confusion. Considering Alone in the Dark already ranks as the worst video game movie ever made, the fact that it isn’t at the very bottom of this list is quite a statement.

4. Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023)

This low-budget horror film is a poorly made adaptation of the classic Winnie-the-Pooh stories, which are now in the public domain. It fails as both a slasher movie and a parody of children’s books. Ironically, it unintentionally makes a case against the public domain – suggesting that copyright protection might be useful in preventing truly terrible movies like this one from being made. Simply put, Blood and Honey is awful.

3. Dolittle (2020)

Remember the scene in Tim Burton’s Batman where the doctor botches Jack Napier’s surgery, leaving him with the Joker’s terrifying smile? The movie Dolittle feels a lot like that – a chaotic and confusing experience, as if it was haphazardly assembled from discarded footage. What likely began as a more grounded film was transformed into a bizarre mix of childish humor – think poop, farts, and itchy bottoms – talking animals, shaky special effects, and Robert Downey Jr. delivering an over-the-top performance that makes even Johnny Depp’s Captain Jack Sparrow seem reserved.

2. The Master of Disguise (2002)

The idea behind The Master of Disguise was promising: a character who could imitate anyone seemed perfect for Dana Carvey, known for his impressive impersonations on Saturday Night Live. However, there’s a difference between doing impressions and truly disguising oneself. A skilled disguise artist would completely transform and become unrecognizable, which isn’t what Carvey does in this film.

It’s incredibly obvious that it’s Carvey, even when he’s supposedly disguised as characters like Al Pacino from Scarface or Robert Shaw from Jaws. Many scenes aren’t funny, but rather bizarre and awkward, like the one where he dresses up as a turtle-like creature. While the film is brief, clocking in at just 70 minutes, it feels much longer – those 70 minutes are strangely uncomfortable and ultimately, not funny.

1. Disaster Movie (2008)

The title Disaster Movie is a misnomer on both counts. The film parodies recent blockbusters like 10,000 B.C., Hancock, Jumper, Enchanted, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Beowulf, and The Love Guru, but it barely qualifies as a movie itself. It features few developed characters and a paper-thin plot, held together by a constant stream of awful celebrity impersonations – so bad, even the characters in the film point them out.

Honestly, it’s one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. By the time a man was fighting someone dressed in a poorly made Kung Fu Panda costume, I felt pity – for the actors involved, and especially for anyone who actually paid to watch it.

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