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The 1. 5 Best New Additions To Watch This March, Ranked. We often start our monthly rundown of new Netflix additions by discussing the month in front of us. This March, for example, we’d usually say something about how spring is around the corner and we’re looking forward to getting out and enjoying the nice weather. Then of course we would say that Netflix is releasing a ton of great new content this month and who needs nice weather when we have great things to stream? That’s what we’d usually do, but let’s be honest, we don’t have time for that this month. No, this month, this fine March of 2. There’s no time for anecdotes about spring or jokes about sitting inside and watching TV.

We can’t waste a minute, because, look, here’s the truth: the stuff coming to Netflix this March is just too good. There’s too much of it. Launch Netflix now and cancel all your prior engagements.

Lock the door, shut the blinds, get a good internet connection ready. Be prepared to not move for 3. Netflix is relentless with the amount of quality they are bringing to us this month.

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As always, we’re here to rank the best new releases and tell you what’s worthwhile, but when a Netflix release schedule looks as good as this March, the only acceptable thing to do is to watch all of it. Now. Seriously. Go! Here’s The 1. 5 Best New Additions To Watch This March, Ranked. Jurassic Park (1. March 1. As we said, there’s a lot of amazing new things to digest on Netflix. So let’s start off the month by taking it easy and lowering ourselves into the frenzy via a comforting classic.

With Jurassic Park we can get ready for a month of insanity by watching insanity play out on the screen. We can prepare ourselves for some genuinely exciting, new, groundbreaking shows and movies by watching something that re- defined the term groundbreaking.

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Joining Netflix along with Jurassic Park III on March 1st, Jurassic Park is the kind of movie that it’s impossible to get sick of. No matter how many times we’ve seen it, there’s magic to be squeezed out of every single viewing of the film. From seeing the still- stellar visuals to hearing even one note of the iconic score, every second of Jurassic Park is like being wrapped in a warm hug, and that’s a feeling we can all benefit from when we’re one month deep into a brand- new Netflix queue of everything that’s about to follow…1. Memento (2. 00. 0) – March 1.

Perhaps Christopher Nolan’s epic 2. Memento was meant to be watched on Netflix. Maybe with the ability to pause and rewind and skip around Memento will make sense to all the people that were too ashamed to admit that it didn’t make sense the first time around. Not that any of us here at Screen Rant feel that way…Understanding the complex narrative aside, Memento is a spectacular film that is definitely best enjoyed in the comfort of your own home, watched at your own pace. Packed with the kind of density and artistry that only a Christopher Nolan film can have, the movie is a thrilling ride from beginning to end.

Or rather, from end to beginning, as the entire film is told backwards. But you knew that already, because you’re a smart, discerning viewer and you’re definitely aware of one of Nolan’s best films. And if you’re watching this on Netflix on March 1st, it’s definitely just to enjoy it again, and not because you either didn’t see it or just didn’t understand it the first time, right?

It’s okay, we’ll keep your secret. Just make sure to watch it, whatever your reasoning. Million Dollar Baby (2.

March 1. 3Taking a deeper dive into Netflix binging involves being able to get dark and coming out on the other side at least pretending to be a well- adjusted human being. So when you watch Million Dollar Baby and cry your eyes out, just remember to wipe your tears and pretend that you haven’t been sitting in front of the TV for weeks on end. Smile and nod, and prepare to defend your unstable emotions by blaming everything on Hilary Swank’s world- shattering acting ability. One of Clint Eastwood’s best movies by far, it’s nice to watch Million Dollar Baby at the end of this particularly hectic Awards Season and look back on a movie that was celebrated for its quality rather than its politics.

Released at a time before we reached peak online critique, one can only guess the criticisms that everyone would have hurled at the film in the wake of its Best Picture win, but luckily we don’t have to worry about that. For once, it’s okay to just sit back and watch a well- made film like Million Dollar Baby and not worry about what statement you may or may not be making by enjoying it. Pete’s Dragon (2. March 1. 4Disney has been on a roll lately adapting its most beloved movies into CGI- filled live action spectacles. Bringing their classics to a whole new generation, Disney kicked everything off with Alice in Wonderland, then moved onto Maleficent, Cinderella, and The.

Jungle Book. Somewhere in between those films was a live- action remake of Pete’s Dragon. But that’s okay if you don’t remember it existing, because chances are you also don’t remember the original 1. But look, as usual, Netflix is here to save your inattentive butt. The fact of the matter is this: Pete’s Dragon is a lovely film. It’s clear that it was made with love and it’s a shame that more people didn’t pay attention to it when it was released.

But now that it’s available to stream we’re hoping it finds a new reputation as what it is – one of Disney’s most intimate and caring films of recent years. Sure, there’s a dragon and CGI bursting from every frame, but at its core Pete’s Dragon is a small story about a boy and his friendship with a dragon. Focusing on the Spielbergian aspects of a small town, a strange creature, and a coming- of- age story, the film succeeds at everything it sets out to do and ends up resonating with viewers of all ages. Burning Sands (Netflix Original Film) – March 1.

Netflix has been tearing it up with their original films lately, and after last month’s spectacular I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Anymore they’re looking to keep the success going; or at least keep you out of the movie theatre and in front of your TV. Coming March 1. 0th, Netflix is giving us another Sundance hit to call our own and watch in the comfort of our own home. But this time, unlike their usual indie films that feature quirky and weird characters, they’re going with a hard drama that depicts hazing rituals at a college fraternity. As seen through the eyes of a pledge, played here by spectacular up and coming actor Trevor Jackson, Burning Sands is set to be a dark ride through a difficult topic. Watch My Wedding And Other Secrets Tube Free. The type of challenging movie that you wouldn’t necessarily watch when you want a fun night at home, Burning Sands has the advantage of being important, and that means you’ll feel proud of yourself for watching it. While the critical praise and hype for this movie are off the charts, at the very least Burning Sands will give you refuge from the feel good films, superhero stories, and comedies that Netflix is bringing us this month.

And that’s definitely not a bad thing. Deidra & Laney Rob a Train (Netflix Original Film) – March 1.

If you were cooking up a 2. Netflix Original Film in a lab, chances are you’d make something along the lines of Deidra & Laney Rob a Train. It’s got all of the now- required points working for it, including but not limited to; Sundance hit (check), diverse cast (check), female driven (check), comedy- drama hybrid (check), crime caper (check), quirky as hell (check). And we’re most certainly not complaining. If Netflix is building their Original Films into a niche- y little corner, so be it, it will only be a matter of time until they break themselves out. But in the meantime we get to enjoy this film from director Sydney Freeland that follows two sisters that support their family via train robbery after their mother gets sent to jail.

NOVA - Official Website Quest for Solomon's Mines. Quest for Solomon's Mines. PBS Airdate: November 2. NARRATOR: King Solomon: son of David, ruler of the first.

Israelite kingdom, builder of the first temple in Jerusalem. The Bible. tells us Solomon was not only the wisest, but the richest of all kings, but.

Legends tell of fabulous mines of gold and. Archaeologists have searched for evidence of. Solomon and found nothing. ERIC. CLINE (The George Washington University). Voy A Explotar Full Movie.

So far, there is absolutely no evidence. Solomon outside the Bible. NARRATOR: Now, in the deserts of Jordan: mineshafts carved. THOMAS. LEVY (University of California, San. Diego): We have industrial- scale metal production, layer after layer. NARRATOR: Are these King Solomon's mines? Are these the. bones of his miners?

At last, new finds from Solomon's era: ancient cities and. Hebrew writing, clues to the real world of the. The Quest for King Solomon's Mines. NOVA/National Geographic Special.

Solomon. in the Bible, the wise ruler of a magnificent Israelite kingdom, a star on the. Near East. BIBLE. VOICEOVER (1 Kings 1.

All the world came to pay homage to Solomon and to. God had put into his heart. NARRATOR: The kingdom created by his father, the.

David, under Solomon, reached new heights of power and prosperity. BIBLE. VO (2 Chronicles 9: 2. King. Solomon surpassed all the kings of the Earth in wealth and wisdom. They brought. him tribute: silver and gold objects, robes, weapons and spices. NARRATOR: In addition to his vast wealth, the Bible tells. Solomon was a great builder.

In Jerusalem, he built the famous Temple of. Solomon to house the Ark of the Covenant, spiritual focus of the newly unified. Israelite kingdom. Three thousand years later, he is still revered.

Holy Land's great faiths: the Jewish people love Solomon. Christians, he is the wisest of Old. Testament kings; Muslims, too, claim him as one of their own, the great prophet. Suleiman. But no conclusive archaeological proof of Solomon.

His century, the 1. B. C., remains a. ISRAEL FINKELSTEIN. Tel Aviv University): In the 1. B. C., there are things which we. Much of the puzzle is dark, and here and there. NARRATOR: Many scholars have questioned whether Solomon was.

THOMAS. LEVY: Archaeologists and biblical scholars have been. David and Solomon were magnificent kings or simple. NARRATOR: If they were great kings, where did they get.

Now, for the first time a provocative find may. Jordan; and bodies.

Were these the miners? And who was. their master? King Solomon's mines were never mentioned in the.

Bible, but over the centuries became the stuff of legend, popularized by a 1. Hollywood movies. Are these the real King Solomon's mines?

Were. they the source of the wealth the Bible chronicles? New finds are reshaping our image of the ancient. Bible's historical accounts, but also. Solomon's era. Our quest for Solomon's world. Israel, but far to the east: Petra, an ancient trade center. Jordan. In the mountains around Petra, lie the ruins of.

Edom. For over a decade, archaeologist Tom Levy has. Edomite kingdom. According to Genesis, the Edomites, descendents. Watch Hugo Online Fandango. Jacob's brother Esau, created a kingdom even before ancient Israel. The. remains of Edomite settlements cling to the mountaintops and plateaus high. Petra. Tom wants to know about the sources of wealth behind the Edomite. His search has led him down from the highlands.

Dead Sea Rift Valley. It was here, in. the no- man's land between ancient Israel and Edom, that he discovered the clues. In an area called Wadi Feynan was an entire valley covered. This was solidified slag, the waste product of. Nearby, multiple shafts dug through rock and, far.

And everywhere a. The slag, the mines, the copper, it all added up.

This was an ancient copper mining and smelting complex, perhaps the source of. Edomite kingdom. THOMAS. LEVY: Most scholars had assumed that it was traderoutes. Edomite kingdom, but I thought that metal.

NARRATOR: The local people called it Khirbet en Nahas. THOMAS. LEVY: Khirbet en Nahas, in Arabic, means "the ruins of. As you can see around us, the site is just covered with heaps of black. NARRATOR: Tom has been excavating this site for almost 1. He has shown how ancient smelters separated pure copper from the ore in. The layers of slag reveal an astonishing record. THOMAS. LEVY: I'm really excited about this.

Look, right before us. NARRATOR: Tom believes that metal production played a key. Edom but of ancient Israel, too. For ritual. and prestige, weapons and tools, metals helped turn simple agrarian societies. Ancient peoples discovered that, from blue rocks. When heated, it was.

The Stone Age was. The age of metals had begun.

Tom's student, Erez Ben- Yosef, has been trying to. EREZ. BEN- YOSEF (University of California, San.

Diego): It's really, as you see. We have the copper ore here. We need to crush it, and then. You will see it's not easy. NARRATOR: Ancient metalworkers needed a way to raise the.

Celsius, the point at. They did that with blow pipes. EREZ. BEN- YOSEF: We need three people constantly. NARRATOR: It takes Erez and his friends two hours of. EREZ. BEN- YOSEF: Can you see the blue flame? This is a good indicator that the smelting process is actually taking place.

NARRATOR: When they finally take the crucible out of the. EREZ. BEN- YOSEF: Alright, yes, that's how it. It looks like that. Very few.. RESEARCHER: There's another one here.

EREZ. BEN- YOSEF: It's tiny, tiny, but it's. RESEARCHER: It's a copper color. NARRATOR: That's an awful lot of work for very little metal. The difficulty. of producing it may have been why it was largely used for ritual objects and. Tom has discovered at Khirbet. Nahas. Over years of excavation, his team from the University of California. San Diego has revealed the remains of a massive operation, a copper.

The site is so large, they send up cameras. The aerial. photos clearly reveal the structures of the ancient factory: a fortress and. The. site was enormous. Its massive walls, buildings and slag heaps covered an area. Up to a thousand men worked here, day and night, feeding the. Erez Ben- Yosef is excavating one of those.

BEN- YOSEF: It's like a treasure for us to. NARRATOR: At the moment, Erez is unearthing the business. EREZ. BEN- YOSEF: It's the nozzle of a bellow. And it's just one of the best preserved tuyere we have seen in this area. NARRATOR: The nozzle of a bellow pipe may not sound like a. Erez, it's crucial evidence for the technological.

EREZ. BEN- YOSEF: We will try to take it out. If. we can take them from this side.. Alright. okay, that's a nice one. You can. see the nozzle, but it's all covered with slag. And this was the hottest place.

You can see even some copper prills in the slag, some actual. NARRATOR: Beneath the slag, the nozzle has been carefully. This was necessary for it to withstand the 1,2. This new shaft furnace was powered by foot.

EREZ. BEN- YOSEF: During the second millennium B. C. E.. we have the introduction of this amazing shaft furnace that made this copper. NARRATOR: With men working day and night, copper could be. Environmental. scientist, John Grattan, is discovering ancient pollution, a measure of just. JOHN. GRATTAN (Aberystwyth University).

I'm using this instrument, which measures. It says there is nearly 7,0.

I've. taken. That's really nearly 7,0. And. as if copper wasn't bad enough, looking down here, I can see extremely high. And this is just on. NARRATOR: Using a state- of- the- art X- ray fluorescence. John Grattan has found powerful confirmation of the scale of ancient.

Khirbet en Nahas. Copper. was no longer an ornament, it was a commodity, vital for tools, weapons and. Demand for the precious metal exploded, turning the Dead Sea Rift. Valley into an industrial powerhouse.

JOHN. GRATTAN: We've got here the evidence of the earliest industrial revolution and. I see as the birth of the modern world. NARRATOR: But how did they get the tons of copper ore they.

Over 1. 5 mines have been found, cut into the. Khirbet en Nahas. Project co- director, Jordanian. Mohammed Najjar, is exploring one of them.