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"Thanks to awards season, it feels as though everybody has been talking about the same old films forever. Well, that period of cinema will be done and dusted for another year following tomorrow night&amp;#039;s Oscars ceremony, which makes it time to talk about some new titles! This month welcomes a variety of films; from Wes Anderson&amp;#039;s newest release to Scarlett Johansson as both a sexy alien and Marvel&amp;#039;s Black Widow - no matter what you fancy watching, there is sure to be a March release suited to you! Digital Spy rounds up the five must-see movies for March below...  The Grand Budapest Hotel Release date: March 7 Why you should see it: Wes Anderson&amp;#039;s long-awaited comedy tells the adventures of Gustave H, a legendary concierge who teams up with his lobby boy, Zero Moustafa, to prove his innocence after he is framed for murder. If Anderson&amp;#039;s distinct visuals and comedic script aren&amp;#039;t enough to entice you then perhaps the star-studded cast will appeal; Ralph Fiennes is the star of the show as Gustave H, but everybody from Tilda Swinton to Jude Law to Edward Norton appear in this film, making it a who&amp;#039;s who of cinema as well as a brilliantly funny story!  Under the Skin Release date: March 14 Why you should see it: Fresh from playing a sexy computer in Her, Scarlett Johansson turns her sex appeal to the role of Laura - an alien seductress who prays on unsuspecting hitchhikers in Scotland. An adaptation of Michael Faber&amp;#039;s novel of the same name, Johansson has definitely got unnerving alien-chic down to a T, leaving just one question to be answered: Is she hotter as an alien or a computer? Oh okay, and maybe why is Laura so hellbent on killing people from Earth?  Veronica Mars Release date: March 14 Why you should see it: Everybody&amp;#039;s favourite sassy private investigator is back - but this time on the big screen. We reunite with Veronica years after she walked away from her life as a teenage PI, but she is pulled back to her hometown in order to help her old boyfriend Logan Echolls who is caught up in a murder mystery (haven&amp;#039;t we been here before?). Oh, and she is also back just in time to attend her high school reunion, leaving plenty of room for old faces to crop up! However, the film works as a stand-alone narrative so if you haven&amp;#039;t seen the show, don&amp;#039;t worry and go along for the murder-mystery fun!  The Zero Theorem Release date: March 14 Why you should see it: It&amp;#039;s been a long time since we&amp;#039;ve had a strong sci-fi and The Zero Theorem has been called the final part of the dystopian satire trilogy begun by director Terry Gilliam with his films Brazil and 12 Monkeys. There has been a buzz surrounding Oscar winner Christoph Waltz&amp;#039;s bald-headed performance as Qohen Leth, an eccentric and reclusive computer genius who suffers from existential angst, for quite some time. Whilst trying to work out the meaning of life, Qohen is instructed to solve the &amp;#039;Zero Theorem&amp;#039;, but his work is interrupted by visits from seductive woman Bainsley and teenage boy Bob.  Captain America: The Winter Soldier Release date: March 28 Why you should see it: Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson (yes, her again!) are back as Captain America and The Black Widow respectively in the newest instalment from Marvel. Set two years after The Avengers, Steve Rogers aka Captain America is struggling to adapt to a quiet life in modern-day America. However, a new threat from his old history emerges in the form of the Soviet agent known as The Winter Soldier. Expect action, explosions and epic fight battles from our favourite US patriot and a host of old friends.  Should we have included Muppets Most Wanted, Need For Speed or 300: Rise of an Empire in the must-watch list? Leave your comments below!  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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