Netflix UK has unveiled some of the movies that are coming to the platform this month, including Spider-Man 2 and IT Chapter 2.

While its successor Spider-Man: No Way Home dominates the box office, the 2004 sequel to Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man is set to swing onto the streaming service later this month, while Pennywise is back in IT Chapter 2 to terrorise The Losers' Club for a second time.

The new films coming in March include The Adam Project, Windfall and Against the Ice. They're joined by classics Million Dollar Baby, Her, Whiplash, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Save the Last Dance, Hail, Caesar! and Bridget Jones's Baby.

tobey maguire's peter parker delivering pizzas in spiderman 2
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Alongside this bumper crop of films arriving in March, the TV series we can expect in March include highly-anticipated new seasons of Bridgerton, Top Boy and Formula 1 documentary Drive to Survive.

The new films arriving in March promise a lot to look forward to too – The Adam Project stars Ryan Reynolds and Mark Ruffalo as a time traveller and his late father who have to team up to save the world.

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Psychological thriller Windfall stars Emily In Paris' Lily Collins, The Power of the Dog's Jesse Plemons and How I Met Your Mother's Jason Segel, while Against the Ice sees Game of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Peaky Blinders' Joe Cole fight to survive after they're left stranded in Greenland.

joe cole as iver p iversen in against the ice
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The films coming in March also have a haul of Oscars between them. Million Dollar Baby won four, Her won Best Screenplay at the 2014 awards and Whiplash won three, including Best Supporting Actor for JK Simmons.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind picked up a Best Original Screenplay accolade and while Hail, Caesar! didn't pick up an award, it was nominated in the production design category.

Plus, Netflix has teased that these are just "some" of the titles arriving, so keep your eyes peeled for even more films arriving soon.

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