Here’s the Movie to Stream on Netflix in March 2022, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

Have you ever found yourself scrolling Netflix at night without having a sense of direction about what to watch? This is especially frustrating if you’re short on time to relax and don’t want to waste any precious minutes. Today we’re taking some of the guesswork out of that situation for you, by going over some of the new films that will be released in March and which ones are likely to appeal to your specific personality type!

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Here’s the Movie to Stream on Netflix in March 2022, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

The ENFP – About Time

When Tim Lake is 21, his father tells him an age-old family secret: all men in the Lake family can travel through time. Tim uses his new power to, sometimes awkwardly, achieve the life of his dreams. However, as time goes on, Tim discovers that even this remarkable ability can’t shield him and those he loves from the most painful parts of life. ENFPs will relate to Tim’s searching for meaning in his life, his idealism, his creativity and passion, and his emotional intensity. This is a feel-good movie with a lot of heart that will speak to ENFPs’ desire for a life well-lived

Currently streaming on Netflix.

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The ENTP – The Adam Project

13-year-old Adam Reed is grieving the loss of his beloved father one night when he wanders into a garage and finds a wounded pilot there. To make matters even more confusing, the pilot is an older version of himself! The two Adams don’t necessarily get along, but they realize they have to pull together to go back in time, find their father, and save the world. I picked this for ENTPs because I thought there would be a lot of material to keep their intuition buzzing with ideas and connections. The humor and complexity seems like it will appeal to this type’s active imagination.

Coming to Netflix March 11

The INFP – Tick, Tick…BOOM!

On the verge of turning 30, promising theater composer Jonathan Larson navigates love, friendship, and the pressure to create something great with his life before time runs out. INFPs will relate to Larson’s quest to live up to his dreams and the pressure to give into monetary gain instead of creative excellence. Larson (I believe an ENFP) will be relatable to INFPs with his humor, idealism, imagination, and vision. This is someone who wants to improve the world but struggles with self-doubt, grief, financial desperation, and the pervading fear that he’s wasting his time.

Currently available on Netflix

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The INTP – The Imitation Game

The greatest mathematician of his time, Alan Turing, works against the clock to crack the “unbreakable” German Enigma code. At the same time, he struggles to come to terms with his troubled private life and the prejudice of the time he lived in. I picked this movie for INTPs because it’s a smart film with a shuffling narrative that moves from past to present to future. INTPs enjoy a movie that keeps their attention and makes them analyze and think. I also believe that Turing personifies the “misunderstood genius” that many INTPs find relatable.

Coming to Netflix March 28

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The ENFJ – V for Vendetta

In a future world where Britain is ruled by a totalitarian government, a masked vigilante known only as ‘V’ fights against the regime, seeking to bring freedom and democracy back to the people. ENFJs will appreciate the themes of standing up for what’s right in the face of oppression, and the power of collective action. As idealists themselves, they may not always agree with V’s actions, but they’ll be inspired by the lengths he goes to fight for his beliefs.

Coming to Netflix March 1st

The ENTJ – Gattaca

In a future world where genetic engineering has become commonplace, Vincent Freeman is born with a host of physical imperfections and destined for a life of menial labor. Determined to escape his fate, he assumes the identity of Jerome Morrow, a genetically superior specimen. This film is perfect for ENTJs because it’s about someone who is trying to overcome great odds and achieve something that is seen as impossible. ENTJs strive to surpass mediocrity and hate the idea of being limited, so Freeman’s story is one that they will identify with.

Coming to Netflix March 1st

The INFJ – The Green Mile

The Green Mile tells the story of Paul Edgecomb, a veteran penitentiary guard who is starting to become cynical about life after watching so many men die. When the prisoner John Coffey is sent to Green Mile prison for an atrocious crime, Paul Edgecomb is surprised to find that Coffey is incredibly kind and gentle. Over time, he starts to wonder if Coffey has supernatural powers and if he is even guilty of the crime he was imprisoned for. This film is perfect for INFJs because it deals with deep spiritual themes like faith, hope, and redemption. They will love the complex and nuanced characters, as well as the soul-searching questions that the film poses.

Coming to Netflix March 1st

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The INTJ – The Shawshank Redemption

In 1947, banker Andy Dufresne is sentenced to life in Shawshank prison for the murder of his wife and her lover. Despite the bleak environment, Andy befriends fellow inmate Ellis Boyd “Red” Redding and finds a sense of hope in the seemingly hopeless situation. I picked this movie for INTJs because it is about someone who maintains their integrity and values in the face of great adversity. INTJs strive to stay true to themselves in the midst of hardship, and not to give the outside world power over them. They will appreciate Dufresne’s story of resilience, ingenuity, and courage.

Coming to Netflix March 1st

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The ESFP – Lady Bird

In Lady Bird, high school senior Christine “Lady Bird” MacPherson rebels against her Catholic school and conservative family. She wants to go to college in New York, but her mother insists on UC Berkeley. This film is perfect for ESFPs because it explores the tension between a young person’s need for independence and their parents’ desire for them to stay close to home. ESFPs often grapple with the yearning for freedom and the sensation that someone or something is always trying to cage them in. ESFPs will appreciate Lady Bird’s passion and determination, as well as her unwillingness to compromise her values.

Currently on Netflix.

The ESTP – Beirut

In this American political thriller, CIA operative Mason Skiles returns to service in Beirut in order to save a colleague from the group responsible for the death of his family. ESTPs will love the passion and intensity of this movie. It’s a fast-paced story with lots of action and intrigue, and ESTPs will appreciate the characters’ skill at improvisation in the face of danger. They will enjoy watching Skiles as he outmaneuvers his opponents and fights for what he believes in.

Coming to Netflix March 5th

The ISFP – Love Like the Falling Petals

Love like the Falling Petals tells the story of two people from different backgrounds who are brought together by fate. At first, the relationship feels too good to be true; everything seems to be leading to a “happily ever after.” But a cruel twist of fate changes everything. This film is perfect for ISFPs because it shows how love can transcend barriers and differences. They will relate to the characters’ journey as they discover the depths of love and its ability to survive even the worst tragedies.

Coming to Netflix March 24th

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The ISTP – Against the Ice

While exploring Greenland’s vast landscape for a lost map, two men must fight to survive against the elements. This film is based on the true story of Denmark’s 1909 polar expedition. I picked this movie for ISTPs because it showcases their favorite hobby: problem solving. The two men must use all of their skills and knowledge to survive in a hostile environment, and ISTPs will appreciate their determination and resourcefulness.

Coming to Netflix March 2nd

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The ESFJ – Rescued by Ruby

ESFJs will love this heartwarming film about Ruby, an Australian Shepherd and Border Collie Mix, who was deemed unadoptable due to her high energy level. But when a volunteer trainer named Pat Inman meets her, he believes that she’s intelligent beneath her rowdy exterior. He offers her to Dan O’Neil, who sees this as the perfect opportunity to prove that he can join an elite K-9 unit. This movie is perfect for ESFJs because it celebrates the power of redemption. Ruby was considered a lost cause by many, but she ultimately becomes a hero. ESFJs will enjoy the emotionally rich storyline, the nuanced characters, and the message of hope.

Coming to Netflix on March 17th

The ESTJ – Coach Carter

Coach Carter is a film based on the true story of high school basketball coach Ken Carter, who made national headlines when he locked his team out of the gym in an effort to teach them a lesson about responsibility. This movie is perfect for ESTJs because it embodies their favorite values: discipline, teamwork, and accountability. They will appreciate Carter’s tough but fair approach, and they will be inspired by his dedication to his players and to his own principles.

Coming to Netflix on March 1st

The ISFJ – My Best Friend’s Wedding

ISFJs will love this light-hearted romantic comedy about a woman who realizes that she’s in love with her best friend – just as he’s about to get married to someone else. Many ISFJs I’ve spoken to have listed this movie as a favorite. They enjoy movies that give them an escape from the hardships of daily life and allow them a chance to laugh and feel good. My Best Friend’s Wedding is the perfect film for that.

Coming to Netflix on March 1st

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The ISTJ – Dunkirk

Dunkirk is a WWII film about the evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk, France. This movie showcases the heroism, discipline, and bravery that the soldiers emulated during that time. I picked this movie for ISTJs because it highlights some of their favorite traits: strength, determination, and resilience. They will appreciate the story’s focus on the triumph of the human spirit in the face of overwhelming adversity.

Coming to Netflix on March 12th

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What Are Your Thoughts?

Have you seen these movies or would you like to? Do you have any alternate suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

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