With spring just around the corner, the film slate for March is blooming with a whole bouquet of new films. From Disney Pixar’s return to a couple of horror movies for good measure. There’s also plenty of science-fiction and adventure. Whatever you’re after, Cineworld has got it.\
And with Cineworld Unlimited you can watch as many films as you like from the slate (as many times as you like). Why not watch them all? Unlimited costs the equivalent of two cinema tickets a month on average, and you can even pay a small uplift fee to watch in special formats like IMAX and 4DX.
The Bride! (6th March)
Best Actress nominee Jessie Buckley stars in her second release of the year in The Bride! Also starring Christian Bale, Peter Sarsgaard, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Penélope Cruz, The Bride! follows the creation of Ida, a woman who is killed and Frankenstein brings back to life in order to be a companion for his monster.
Set during the 1930s, the pair’s romance sparks radical social change, leaving a trail behind them with the police following closely behind.
Right before Maggie Gyllenhaal's release of The Bride!, you’ll be able to catch Guillermo del Toro hit the big screen for the first time at Cineworld as a part of our Awards Film Season, with Frankenstein having earned nine Oscar nominations.
Hoppers (6th March)
Rejoice! Nothing is likely to put a pep in your step more than a new Disney Pixar movie. As ever, the writers remain diligently on the pulse of the big topics – in this case, deforestation and the environment, all in the adorable package of an animal-loving activist “hopping” into the mind of an animatronic beaver.
Discovered by a group of scientists at a university, Mabel uses the technology to infiltrate a family of beavers, ultimately working together to thwart a construction company’s attempt to destroy their habitat. It’s coming out in a ton of special formats at Cineworld, including IMAX and 4DX.
Mother’s Pride (6th March)
Martin Clunes is having a moment following his performance in Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights, so maybe we can expect Mother’s Pride to be an international success? Regardless, it certainly feels like home bottled up – a heartwarming comedy about a failing pub and its community that comes together to brew ale and try and win the Great British Beer Awards.
It also stars Inbetweeners star James Buckley, as well as Jonno Davies, and Gabrielle Wilde.
How To Make A Killing (13th March)
The world’s new favourite action man (after Cineworld fan Tom Cruise, of course) Glen Powell is back with his latest action-packed comedy. The black comedy turned thriller, How to Make a Killing, sees him play Becket Redfellow, estranged from his incredibly wealthy family and keen to get his hands on the inheritance he’s owed through whatever means necessary.
How to Make a Killing also stars Margaret Qualley, Jessica Henwick, Bill Camp, and Zach Woods.
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One Last Deal (13th March)
Danny Dyer is back following the 2025 release Marching Powder. In One Last Deal, the geezer plays Jimmy Banks, a football agent who is desperate to make one final lucrative deal for his star client, with both their careers hanging in the balance.
Scarlet (13th March)
You thought you’d had your fill with both Hamnet and Hamlet? Well, here comes another Hamlet retelling in the form of Sony’s next big anime release. Scarlet takes inspiration from Shakespeare’s Hamlet as well as Joan of Arc and other influences in this era-jumping, genre-bending tale with a sword-wielding princess at its centre.
Scarlett sets out to avenge the death of her father and ends up in a modern day world where the kindness of a stranger could change her whole outlook.
Reminders of Him (13th March)
The latest release in the Colleen Hoover conglomerate will be Reminders of Him, which tells the story of Kenna Rowan, who ends up going to prison for seven years for causing a car accident that killed her boyfriend, Scotty. When she gets out, she tries to rebuild her life and reunite with her son.
Of course, in classic Colleen Hoover style, she takes up a job at a bar owned by Ledger Ward. Turns out Ledger was a friend of Scotty’s and has since helped in raising her child with Scotty’s mother, Grace. Messy.
Project Hail Mary (20th March)
An exciting book to screen adaptation, Phil Lord adapts Andy Weir’s book of the same name and has Ryan Gosling as the starring role. What a treat we are in for. A science fiction adventure film, Ryan Gosling’s character Dr. Ryland Grace is sent into space to save humanity. The only problem is when he wakes up on the spacecraft, he suffers from amnesia and has to work out why he’s there and what he needs to do.
Aided by an adorable alien he christens Rocky, it’s the dynamic duo you never knew you needed.
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (20th March)
As upcoming horror movies go, this one is pretty exciting – a sequel to the 2019 Ready or Not. Grace MacCaullay (Samara Weaving) returns as the sole survivor of a brutal game. But does she want to play another one? Now she is about to be hunted by the world’s most influential families, or risk losing their power and fortune.
Of course, why would you wish to put yourself through hell again? Well, when her younger sister, Faith (Kathryn Newton) is dangled in front of her, it’s a no brainer.
The Magic Faraway Tree (27th March)
Talk about an exciting cast. This fantastical adventure story stars Claire Foy, Andrew Garfield, Nicola Coughlan, Jessica Gunning, Lenny Henry, Michael Palin, Jennifer Saunders, and Rebecca Ferguson among many others.
A beautiful family film that’s sure to enrapture people of all ages, it follows a modern family as they reconnect with nature, having moved to the rural English countryside. It is here they discover a magical tree that transports them to a magical land.
They Will Kill You (27th March)
Last but not least, more horror concludes the March movie release line-up, with an action comedy twist. They Will Kill You, starring the critically acclaimed actress Zazie Beetz alongside Myha’la, Paterson Joseph, and Tom Felton.
They Will Kill You follows Asia (Beetz), who answers to a help-wanted ad for a job as a housekeeper in an apartment in NYC. She soon realises she has entered into a community of people that have experienced not one but many suspicious disappearances.
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