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8 Inspiring Movies Streaming This March

by Alikay Wood

Spring is just around the corner, but until the ground thaws and spring storms pass, no time of year is better for a cozy movie night. Here are some of the best movies streaming now:

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Won’t You Be My Neighbor – HBO Go

Fans of Mr. Rogers will love this documentary, which takes an intimate look at the man behind one of the most beloved television shows of all time.

The Incredibles 2 - Netflix

The Incredibles 2 picks up right where the original film left off 14 years ago. The family struggles after Helen is thrust into the superhero spotlight, leaving Bob with the task of caring for their home and children.

Coco - Netflix

In this charming Pixar film, Miguel breaks family tradition by dreaming of becoming a musician. When he steals his idol’s guitar, he is sent on the adventure of a lifetime in search of music and his family.

The Adventures of Tintin – Amazon Prime

The classic comic book character, Tintin, comes to life in this movie directed by Steven Spielberg. Tintin is set off on an unexpected investigation when he discovers that a model ship contains clues hinting to the location of secret treasure.

The Secret Garden - Hulu

This 1993 adaptation of the classic children’s book follows a newly-orphaned child when she is sent to a cold and forbidding manor. Everything changes when she befriends a servant boy and together, they begin to tend to a secret garden they find on the estate.

Mystic Pizza – Hulu

This heartwarming coming-of-age story follows three sisters as they work at a pizzeria during the summer. Starring Julia Roberts, Annabeth Gish and Lili Taylor, this film is full of romance and humor.

The Song – Hulu

Inspired by the Song of Solomon, The Song follows a musician who struggles to prioritize his marriage while touring the country.

Big Fish – HBO Go

This magical movie follows a skeptical man named Edward as he tries to find the truth in his father’s fantastical stories. As Edward investigates bank robberies, werewolves and a strange fish, he finally begins to understand his father’s love for tall tales.