New on Disney+ In March 2025

We’re about as tired of comic book fare as everyone else, but we’ll make an exception for Daredevil. The gripping series debuted on Netflix in 2015 with a knockout first season (plus two more), which felt more like a Michael Mann movie than it did a standard Marvel outing. Both the character and the series have been born again on Disney+ and that’s just one of the many reasons to fire up the streamer this March. Here’s the full release schedule followed by highlights.

Everything Coming to Disney+ in March 2025

From blockbuster new Disney+ movies to documentaries and a host of new original series to sink your teeth into, March 2025 is promising to be an action-packed month of entertainment. The full Disney+ release schedule is available below, detailing all of the different genres and titles to keep an eye out for.

New Movies on Disney+ in March 2025

• Another You – 7/3/2025
• O’Dessa – 20/3/2025
• Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip – 28/3/2025

New TV Series on Disney+ in March 2025

• Daredevil: Born Again – 5/3/2025
• Deli Boys – 6/3/2025
• Doctor Odyssey: Midseason Return – 8/3/2025
• Grey’s Anatomy: Season 21: Midseason Return – 8/3/2025
• Meet the Pickles – The Making of Win or Lose – 12/3/2025
• Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures: Season 2 – 19/3/2025
• Good American Family – 19/3/2025
• Gannibal: Season 2 – 19/3/2025
• Hyper Knife – 19/3/2025
• David Blaine: Do Not Attempt – 24/3/2025
• Beyblade X – 26/3/2025

Comedy, Reality and Documentaries on Disney+ in March 2025

• Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna – 11/3/2025
• Bill Burr: Drop Dead Years – 14/3/2025
• The Hardy Boys: Season 3 – 14/3/2025
• Memes and Nightmares – 15/3/2025

New Movies on Disney+

When it comes to new movies, Disney+ isn’t always the first port of call. While the streamer has a steady back catalogue of content dating back to the early days of Disney, new feature films rarely make the cut. This month, the platform is prioritising a futuristic rock opera and a potential children’s classic. Here are the best new movies on Disney+ for March 2025.

O’Dessa

Release Date: 20 March 2025

We recently said we were done with pretty much anything set in a post-apocalyptic future, and this upcoming film does little to change our stance. Presented as a rock opera, it follows a farm girl (Sadie Sink) on her quest to retrieve an important family heirloom. Her journey brings her to a dangerous city, where she must save the soul of her one true love. The premise has us thinking “hard pass” but the trippy trailer is making us second-guess ourselves. And we did enjoy Patti Cake$, the previous movie from director Geremy Jasper. Hmmm…maybe we’ll give this one a shot after all!

Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip

Release Date: 28 March 2025

If you’re anything like us, you grew up reading all about Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, which was adapted into a feature film back in 2014. This standalone sequel swaps in a Latino cast and sends Alexander and his family on an ill-fated road trip to Mexico City. The story wrangles in a cursed idol, which makes us wonder if someone kind of missed the point of the original children’s book. Here’s hoping it’s a good time at the movies anyway. Eva Longoria, Jesse Garcia, Paulina Chávez, Rose Portillo, Thom Nemer, with Cheech Marin star.

New Series on Disney+

If you are looking for the best new shows on Disney+, you came to the right place. While the streamer is only planning to release a modest selection of new series and seasons this March, the arrival of the much-anticipated return of Charlie Cox as the masked superhero lawyer Daredevil in Daredevil: Born Again. Here are the best new series on Disney+ to put on your watchlist.

Daredevil: Born Again

Release Date: 5 March 2025

We were duly impressed by the original Daredevil series from 2015 (the first season, at least) and its gritty crime drama sensibilities. Charlie Cox injected the title character—a blind lawyer who moonlights as a vigilante—with genuine pathos, while Vincent D’Onofrio imparted a towering presence as mob boss Wilson Fisk aka Kingpin. Both actors are back in this hotly-anticipated reboot, which finds Fisk running for mayor of New York City, and puts the two rivals on a collision course once again.

Good American Family

Release Date: 19 March 2025

This limited drama series depicts multiple points of view as it recounts the true story of Natalia Grace. Diagnosed with a rare form of dwarfism, Grace is adopted by a Midwestern couple and raised alongside their three biological children. But when the family suspects that their newest member isn’t what she appears to be, a scandalous saga unfolds in both the courtroom and the media.

Deli Boys

Release Date: 6 March 2025

Two spoiled Pakistani American brothers lose their father and their trust fund in this upcoming comedy series. When it’s discovered that Dad’s deli empire is actually a criminal enterprise, the pair are dragged into a violent underworld. It looks like these guys are screwed no matter which way they slice it. Get it? Slice. Deli. Anyone?!

Memes and Nightmares

Release Date: 15 March 2025

In this brand-new mockumentary, a meme has vanished from the Internet and social media savant Josiah Johnson is on the case. Blurring fact and fiction, the movie’s core investigation cracks open the real and complex world of NBA Twitter.

New Disney+ Documentaries and Reality

With a limited run of releases this month, Disney+ has reduced its number of documentaries. Having said that, the streamer is taking you deep into a modern tragedy, unpacking the full story of the fatal shooting on the set of Alec Baldwin’s film Rust. In Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna, we go behind the scenes to see what went wrong, what happened, and what we can learn from the untimely death of celebrated indie cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Here are the best new documentaries on Disney+ in March 2025, along with some reality hits.

Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna

Release Date: 11 March 2025

There was so much tabloid fodder surrounding Alec Baldwin’s accidental shooting of Halyna Hutchins that the sheer tragedy of the event was soon lost in the shuffle. This upcoming documentary aims to right the course by shining a direct light on the life and career of the Ukrainian cinematographer. It will also answer lingering questions about her shocking death on the Rust movie set.

Bill Burr: Drop Dead Years

Release Date: 14 March 2025

Comedian Bill Burr is back with a new stand-up special and we’re going to guess he’s still angry at everything in his own hilarious way. The material is being touted as some of his most personal to date, which is saying a lot because Burr is pretty freaking candid (except when it comes to the subject of illegitimate half-brothers, that is). This one is going straight to the top of our watch list.

David Blaine: Do Not Attempt

Release Date: 24 March 2025

Do we even call David Blaine a magician by this point? Whatever he is, he can now add Anthony Bourdain-style TV host to his ever-growing repertoire. In this six-part docuseries, we follow the unique talent to various parts of the world in search of kindred spirits and cultures. A mind-blowing journey of human possibility is all but guaranteed.

Things to Consider for Disney+

When it comes to Disney+, the streamer has no shortage of amazing series, documentaries and movies to watch, but how does it compare to Netflix and Prime Video? To make things easier, we’ve put together a few key considerations to keep in mind the next time you visit the streaming service.

Is There Anything for Adults on Disney+?

Despite being a largely children-led streaming platform, Disney+ is also home to an extensive catalogue of films and series for adults. In Australia, the streamer has the rights to channels such as Discovery, Hulu and Star, giving you access to a host of true crime documentaries and scripted series such as All That We Destroy, Pam & Tommy and many more.

Are There Any R-rated movies on Disney+?

In recent years, Disney+ has added more R-rated titles to attract adult subscribers. At present, the streaming service boasts R-rated films such as Deadpool, Deadpool 2, and Logan, with the streaming platform likely to increase its portfolio in the coming months.

Disney+ vs Netflix

While Netflix has a larger range of new original content, Disney+ is loaded with nostalgic classics and time-honoured favourites, so there is certainly a case to be made that the streaming platform is the top option. If you have kids, Disney+ is the obvious choice, but can also be a boost for adults, due to the streamer’s connections with Hulu and Star.

Streaming Services Price Comparison

Service	Monthly Price	Trial Period	Category
Netflix	$7.99 (w/ ads) – $22.99	None	Movies & TV
Prime Video	$9.99	30-day free trial	Movies & TV
Apple TV+	$12.99	7-day free trial	Movies & TV
Disney+	$15.99	None	Movies & TV
Kayo Sports	$40	7-day free trial	Sports
Hayu	$7.99	7-day free trial	Reality TV
Britbox	$9.99	7-day free trial	British Movies & TV
Paramount+	$6.99	7-day free trial	Movies & TV
BINGE	$10 (Basic) – $22 (Premium)	7-day free trial	Movies & TV
Stan	$12 (Basic) – $22 (Premium)	None	Movies & TV
DocPlay	$7.99	14-day free trial	Documentaries

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