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March Movies: Oscar Winners & Classics

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Marchs cinematic gems include two Best Picture winners: The Godfather and Everything Everywhere All at Once. The Matrix and Beetlejuice also shine, while Fargo offers a quirky crime caper. Catch these classics on various streaming platforms.

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March Movies: Oscar Winners & Classics

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!March Movies: Oscar Winners & Classics. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 31st, March might not get the hype of summer blockbusters, but has dropped some absolute cinema gems over the years, including two, Best. Picture Oscar winners. The top five ever released that month kickoff with everything everywhere. All at once from March 22nd, 2022, where Michelle. Yo, Keihoi Kwan, and Jamie Lee Curtis all snagged Oscars in a wild multiverse tale. Then there's the Matrix, hitting theaters March 31st, 1999, with Keanu Reeves as Neo flipping sci-fi on its head. Sliding into third, Beetlejuice from March 30th, 1988, directed by Tim Burton, stars Michael Keaton in his iconic chaotic role. Alongside Alec Baldwin and Gina Davis as ghostly newlyweds dealing with nosy new homeowners. Number two is Fargo, out March 8th, 1996, where Frances McDormand won her first Best Actress Oscar in the Cohen Brothers snowy crime, Caper full of quirky mishaps.

Crowning the list is the Godfather, released March 24th, 1972, a timeless masterpiece that took best picture, best actor for. Marlon Brando and Best Adaptive Screenplay, these flicks prove March pack serious punch for multiverse madness to mob ethics. You can catch everything everywhere. All at once on HBO Max, the Matrix and Beetlejuice for rent on Prime Video, Fargo streaming there too, and the Godfather on Paramount Plus. Fire one up this weekend and see why they endure. That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.

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