9 Movies Not to Miss this March 2015

After the short month of February ended, here’s a trail of movies that can surely fill your March as its diversified theme (action, animation to horror) can give you an easy relaxing trip to Hollywood

1) Chappie

Here’s another reason that Neill Blomkamp fans can be happy about. Dwelling on wounds of social injustices, “Chappie” has a simpler social backdrop that ultimately sets up a playground for major mayhem and “an area that Blomkamp revels in more than his discrete social commentaries” according to yahoo.

General Release Date: 5 March

2) The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water

Meet the world of Bikini Bottom. In the movie, SpongeBob are forced to come up to the surface to recover the secret formula of the Krabby Patty and I know its hilarious is in your mind.

General Release Date: 5 March

3) The Lazarus Effect

Hottie and big-name star Olivia Wilde plays as a scientist brought back from the dead with unexpected consequences. Her star power lends to this micro-budget horror.

General Release Date: 26 March

4) Run All Night

Here’s Liam Neeson. And if your reminded of last year’s “Non-Stop”, its because “Run All Night” is directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, who also directed the same. Sharing the fetus of “Taken” series, this time Liam Neeson takes on the role of Jimmy Conlon, a former hitman for the mob (That of course with his special set of skills) and takes his estranged son on the run after defending him from the kill order of his former mob boss.

General Release Date: 12 March

5) Cinderella

The big question is: Whether Lily James can fill in the glass shoes as the new icon of Cinderella girls in this generation. But everyone is actually looking forward to Cate Blanchett’s rendition as the evil stepmother.

General Release Date: 12 March

6) Insurgent

Director Robert Schwentke must have something large for this utopian themed faction-divided war series

General Release Date: 19 March

7) Little Big Master

Miriam Yeung takes the lead in this story of Hong Kong’s lowest paid headmistress who takes over a rundown kindergarten on the outskirts of Hong Kong, with only five students. This is based on a true story.

General Release Date: 19 March

8) Home

Animation from DreamWorks. Alien themed but with Rihanna’s voice acting role.

General Release Date: 26 March

9) The Gunman

“Taken” director Pierre Morel would be on the helm for this movie as veteran actor Sean Penn plays a special ops agent who goes on the run across Europe when his “organisation” has other plans for him to stop his retirement.

General Release Date: 26 March