The start of March 2018 means bidding a fond farewell to some of our favorite Netflix offerings, as the streaming service does it's usual monthly catalog clear-out to make way for new shows and movies coming this month.Plus side? Of the sixty-ish titles leaving this March, most of the TV series are sticking around till the later half of the month, which means that there's still time to binge the best stuff before we say goodbye. From some animated classics and Christmas movies to sitcoms and 90s cult hits, here are the fifteen best movies and shows to catch up on while there's still time¦Related: New Movies And TV Shows Added To Netflix In February

15. FernGully: The Last Rainforest

This animated classic from the 90s packs an environmental message, but that's not why anyone who grew up in the era loves FernGully: The Last Rainforest. It's pure fantasy magic, as a rainforest fairy named Chrysta (Samantha Mathis) accidentally shrinks a logger, Zak (Jonathan Ward), and then enlists his help to try and save her magical forest from the logging company who wants to destroy it (the Avatar comparisons are hardly surprising). This hilarious 90s gem has a star-studded voice cast, including Tim Curry, Christian Slater and Robin Williams - and whether it's a nostalgia re-watch or a first time viewing, FernGully is worth another watch.

Leaving: March 1

14. Jaws

Get back in the water for a last re-watch of the Jaws series, which is leaving Netflix on the first of the month. Jaws, Jaws 2, Jaws 3 and Jaws: The Revenge are all departing the streaming service, and while fans might not be mourning the three sequels as much as the loss of the original terrifying shark tale, there's still enough time to marathon them all before they go.

Leaving: March 1

13. The Craft

This 90s cult classic about a quartet of high school witches is so popular that a remake of The Craft is in development¦ although it's been slow-going, and there's still no release date in sight for that one. While we wait, The Craft is a fantastic film to re-watch, as Sarah (Robin Tunney) and her new friends come into their power and learn how to control it (and themselves).

Leaving: March 1

12. xXx

Vin Diesel stars in this fun action flick about an extreme sports star Xander Cage, who cultivates his rebellious image with high octane pranks¦ until the government gets involved and recruits him for a top-secret mission. For fans, while the original xXx may be leaving, the recent third installment, xXx: The Return Of Xander Cage, is sticking around on the streaming service for a while longer.

Leaving: March 1

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11. The Santa Clause

Fans aren't likely to be too upset about this franchise's departure from Netflix right now, but come December, The Santa Clause may well be missed. All three of the Santa Clause movies (The Santa Clause, The Santa Clause 2, and The Santa Clause: The Escape Clause) are all departing on the same date, so if you feel like an off-season re-watch of a serious about Tim Allen accidentally becoming Father Christmas, now's your chance!

Leaving: March 12

10. Archer

Fans of adult animation will be heartbroken to learn that the first seven seasons of Archer are departing Netflix this month, leaving only the most recent season (Dreamland) still streamable. This FX series about an espionage organization has been a huge hit, but is presumably being pulled in order to draw fans to FX's own new streaming service.

Leaving: March 14

9. Zootopia

This Oscar-winning animated movie about the first bunny cop in the big city is an absolutely adorable tale (or should that be tail'¦) about prejudice, and it thoroughly deserves to be known as one of Disney's best recent films. Like Archer, it's likely that Zootopia is being pulled in order to find a new home - Disney's own streaming service, which hasn't launched yet but is in the works at the House of Mouse.

Leaving: March 20

8. Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Another Disney departure from Netflix this month is the classic adventure comedy Who Framed Roger Rabbit. This 80s blockbuster combines animation and live action to tell the story of Roger Rabbit (Charles Fleischer), a toon in LA who is accused of murder, and who has to hire a toon-hating detective (Bob Hoskins) to prove his innocence.

Leaving: March 24

7. The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou

One of Wes Anderson's first films, The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou will appeal to anyone who loves the director's quirky narrative style, and his use of color. Even newcomers will find something to love in the star-studded cast, featuring Bill Murray, Cate Blanchett, Anjelica Huston, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, and of course, Owen Wilson (who has appeared in multiple Anderson films).

Leaving: March 26

Read More: A Beginner's Guide to Wes Anderson Movies

6. The Crazy Ones

This sitcom didn't quite manage to become a huge hit and was canceled after the first season, but that doesn't mean The Crazy Ones isn't a hilarious look at the world of advertising - starring Robin Williams no less, who is always worth watching. Sarah Michelle Gellar co-stars as his daughter and business partner in advertising, and often the one who has to reign him in.

Leaving: March 31

5. Brickleberry

Another adult-oriented animated series that Netflix is saying goodbye to this month is Brickleberry, a comedy series about a group of terrible Park Rangers attempting to save their National Park from being shut down. Expect plenty of intentionally offensive humor and ridiculous characters if you decide to give this one a chance before all three seasons leave the streaming service.

Leaving: March 31

4. Breakout Kings

Breakout Kings, the series about a group of convicts who use their special skills to track down prison escapees in return for time off their sentences, also leaves Netflix this month. Technically, it is only the second season that is heading off the service, as the first season is not currently available to stream, but the show is set up so that audiences can jump in at the start of Season 2 without too much difficulty.

Leaving: March 31

3. Life In Pieces

The first season of Life in Pieces will be leaving Netflix at the end of the month, although, the second season seems to be sticking around, and as the sitcom is currently airing, the third season may still be added to the streaming service in the future. However, new viewers may want to catch up on the start of the show while they still can - a series about three generations of the same family living in LA.

Leaving: March 30

2. The Finest Hours

Chris Pine stars in this period drama about a brave Coast Guard crew who venture into a blizzard after two oil tankers crash in the 1950s. Expect a classic rescue drama with some gorgeous costumes and 50s styling, and for The Finest Hours to eventually reappear on Disney's own streaming service as well.

Leaving: March 6

Read More: The Finest Hours Review

1. Anastasia

This beautiful animated classic tells the legend of the Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia, believed to have survived when her family was murdered. Anastasia begins with an orphan who doesn't know where she comes from, and teams her up with a con man and some great sidekicks for a perfect family flick.

Leaving: March 1

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