Netflix Docu Series Explores Terrifying Mystery Of MH370
A new three-part Netflix documentary will premiere on the anniversary of the 2014 disappearance of Flight MH370 this March 8.
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What happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370?
This has been the question in the minds of almost everyone for the past nine years.
“MH370: The Plane That Disappeared” is a docuseries that will explore the unsolved disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 after it mysteriously disappeared mid-flight.
To this day, no one is sure what happened to MH370 but this documentary will shed some light on some of the major theories, as well as what happened before and after the flight disappeared from radar.
The new docuseries will premiere on Wednesday, March 8, 2023, which marks nine years since the aircraft went missing.
To tease the audience, Netflix shared a sneak peak of the show, which in return garnered mixed reactions from netizens globally.
In 2014, Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 — and the 239 souls on board — vanished. Nine years later, we still don't know what happened or who is responsible…
— Netflix (@netflix) February 15, 2023
MH370: The Plane That Disappeared premieres March 8 pic.twitter.com/1YfJmQ9ss2
Intan Maizura Othaman, wife of MH370 flight crew Mohd Hazrin Mohamed, also shared a short TikTok video of herself on Instagram asking Malaysians to tune in on March 8 when the docuseries releases.
Many Malaysians commented under her TikTok post, saying that they would definitely tune in while others left thoughts and prayers for her late husband.
Meanwhile on Twitter, some seemed almost excited and nostalgic for the docuseries. However, others questioned what good this would bring to anyone.
Malaysian Twitter user @shf_jr said:
I as a Malaysian still feel deeply saddened by the tragedy and feel sorry for the victim’s families until now. When I was 17, I waited everyday in front of my TV to hear any good news on this airplane. Even sadder, the victim’s car was still at KLIA covered in dust till now.
@shf_jr on Twitter
Another Twitter user @blackispeg said he was excited to watch the documentary despite it not being able to give any answers.
Truly how does a plane vanish without explanation? I’m very interested in seeing this documentary even if there are no answers.
@blackispeg on Twitter
On the other hand, some netizens also questioned the need for this docuseries given that this issue has been a huge question mark since the very beginning.
Twitter user @sampenfoldd said:
How are you gonna make a show about an event we know nothing about? Make it make sense.
@sampenfoldd on Twitter
While Twitter user @balto0410 said:
Since we know nothing about what happened, what is the point of the series after all?
@balto0410 on Twitter
Others also hoped that this docuseries would benefit the victims’ families financially.
Twitter user @BethHoller said:
I hope the victims’ families get to benefit financially from this documentary. I will probably watch this as it looks interesting.
@BethHoller on Twitter
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