Greenland 2: Migration
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In the aftermath of a comet strike that decimated most of the earth, GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION follows the Garrity family (Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, and Roman Griffin Davis) as they're forced to leave the safety of their bunker in Greenland to traverse a shattered world in search of a new home.
Cast
- Morena Baccarin
- Gerard Butler
- William Abadie
- Roman Griffin Davis
- Sophie Thompson
- Amber Rose Revah
- Tommie Earl Jenkins
- Trond Fausa
- Rachael Evelyn
- Nathan Wiley
Moviegoers are saying
Greenland 2: Migration delivers exactly what fans expect from a disaster sequel - relentless action and predictable thrills that keep you on the edge of your seat, even when you see every plot twist coming. While audiences praise its heart-pounding intensity and emotional moments that brought some to tears, many feel it suffers from 'sequel syndrome' with a disjointed storyline and convenient plot devices that make survival feel too easy.
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Letterboxd User Reviews
2.3
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- Jan 8, 2026
Apparently to survive a post-apocalyptic situation, you just have to say “please” a lot.
Joe AJan 7, 2026type of scenarios i wish would happen to me on my way to work on mondays
Naufal ZiqriJan 11, 2026still don’t understand why people in disaster films have so much will to live. i’d rather let a comet hit me than go through all that, no thanks
allain♡ - Jan 7, 2026
End-of-the-world movie where the most unrealistic part is the French being helpful and understanding English.
Norah_xJan 8, 2026yeah that’s a january release alright
cobJan 7, 2026I just KNOW that kid was so happy when the french dude went: “Please take my daughter with you.”
Julstory - Feb 24, 2026
Does Gerard Butler get a shout as having the best "Dad" characters in film? These two movies he was moving like an absolute demon 2026 Ranked
FinnFeb 3, 2026Might be the best 2-star movie i’ve ever seen.
harviFeb 8, 2026RESEÑA EN ESPAÑOL AQUI The first film holds a bit of a special place in my heart, only because—if memory serves me right—it was the first new movie I saw in theaters once cinemas reopened after the COVID lockdown. And honestly, for a disaster subgenre that had started to…
Rafael "Mister Movie" Jovine
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- Andrew Camarillo dislikedGreenland 2: Migration
have not watched it, but please DO NOT WATCH IT
zxki is "meh" onGreenland 2: MigrationI have no idea what these movies are supposed to be anymore. Then again, I was struggling with the first. The only slight improvements I saw and heard were in the visuals and scoring. Otherwise, from a story, sense, continuity, and depth perspective, it was worse. As for the pacing, I'd say they…
Samisha Praba Paventhar lovedGreenland 2: MigrationJust got done watching this movie last weekend, it was so good and mind-blowing. I do actually found this very interesting and thrilling than the first movie. I definitely highly recommend this to the fans of the first Greenland movie. Check it out in theatres right now!!!
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Gregory Mitchell is "meh" onGreenland 2: MigrationFor two movies called Greenland, they don’t spend a ton of time there
Oakley Frank dislikedGreenland 2: MigrationIts just a movie about getting from point A to point B. There were a lot of factors this one could have built on from the first one but that didnt happen. One of the cooler components of the first one was not just anyone could be in the shelter. Now theres random useless people
Ahmad is "meh" onGreenland 2: MigrationBoring and this scenario is way overdone by now and the plot is so expected 4/10
- Jaze dislikedGreenland 2: Migration
Whooo that was close 😅
gabriel likedGreenland 2: MigrationI honestly expected the sequel to be much worse than the first movie, but I was pleasantly surprised. It felt like the perfect, logical continuation. Just one bad thing is that the protagonists are helped by absolutely everyone, I really don’t think that would work in real life. It’s always…
Babak likedGreenland 2: MigrationGerard Butler saving people during a disaster should be its own genre at this point. The first movie felt generic and mimicked scenes from other disaster movies (like “2012”). This sequel had a little more originality, with the focus being onlife after the world ended and what John Garrett (played…
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- MRMarina Regni
I can’t reasonably give this movie anymore than one star. Honestly though, I knew what I was getting myself into with Greenland 2 and it lives up to what my expectations were going in. It’s action packed, predictable, and mindless. I don’t think you need to see this in a…
CGChristian GThis was a great sequel to the first one and was very action packed. It was great watching it in Regal RPX and even had some moments I jumped. I really liked it!
KSKyle SettlesThis movie is a group of disjointed scenes.
- A?Abby 💟
9/10 keeps you at the edge of your seat, must stay for the ending
EDEric Diaz👍👍👍👍👍 Fantastic movie. Very emotional.
DSDavin SalasWhiplash and a little feeling of not entirely understanding what is exactly happening but there will happen to be a person with a car nearby to help you.
- ISIvan Scott Jr
Thought it would be a little better but still a decent movie
OMOrnetta MarshallDid not like the ending otherwise I would have giving it a 4 star
JTjavier torresGood movie to watch at home
Metacritic
Jan 9, 2026
For all of its dourness, there is still a bit of entertainment to be found. It's just too bad the film is taking itself far too seriously.
Nate Richard
Collider
Jan 8, 2026
For their part, the Garrity family is asked to carry more weight with less substance, and their non-characters struggle to support the emotional burden of an intimate life-or-death journey, the destination of which is a lot sillier than it was the last time around.
David Ehrlich
IndieWire
Jan 8, 2026
Greenland 2: Migration takes itself seriously in all the wrong ways; it wants to maintain a safe distance from the real world, while urging the audience to shed a tear over some imagined nobility.
Jesse Hassenger
The Guardian
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