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Here's What's Streaming On Amazon Prime In March
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 24, 2015
Modified Feb 24, 2015
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Amazon Prime always has a shorter list of new arrivals each month, as opposed to Netflix, but that doesn't mean it's not filled with QUALITY. Center Stage, anyone? No but really, Taxi Driver. Below you'll find what's coming to the platform this month—these are all free for Prime members, who pay around $8 a month. Members also get access to Amazon Prime Originals like the fantastic Transparent, which you've probably already binge-watched, and Bosch, which we watched over the weekend and highly recommend!
March 1st
The Alamo
Blue Lagoon: The Awakening
Comet Encounter (Season 1)
Drunk History (Season 2)
NOVA (Volumes 11 and 12)
March 4th
The Nanny Diaries
March 5th
Center Stage: Turn It Up
Donnie Brasco
Taxi Driver
March 6th
The Kill Team
Listen Up Philip
March 8th
Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story
March 9th
The Angriest Man in Brooklyn
Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club
March 19th
Pulp: A Film About Life, Death, and Supermarkets
March 20th
God's Not Dead
The Zero Theorem
March 27th
Frankie & Alice
Amazon also has new additions for purchase coming in March, and those include Broadchurch (season 2), The Following (season 3), Bates Motel (season 3), Interstellar, Wild, Foxcatcher, Into the Woods, and The Imitation Game. And if you need a place to watch Better Call Saul, they've got that too.
And ICYMI, click here for what's coming and going from Netflix in March.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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