Greenland 2: Migration

After surviving the Clarke comet by sheltering in a fortified Greenland bunker, the Garrity family faces the hard choice to leave safety and look for a lasting refuge. John and Allison Garrity, with their son Nathan, step into a Europe scarred by impact, where collapsed cities, dwindling supplies, and armed groups make every mile dangerous. The film follows their cautious progress across ruined landscapes, the tough decisions they make to protect each other, and the alliances and threats they meet while trying to secure somewhere they can rebuild a life, all without revealing how their odyssey ends.

Directed by Ric Roman Waugh, Greenland 2: Migration was created by Chris Sparling and Mitchell LaFortune, and stars Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, Roman Griffin Davis, and William Abadie, released in 2026.

Early responses have been mixed, with a Vote Average around 6.7 out of 10 from a small number of votes. Many viewers praised the action sequences and the emphasis on family dynamics, while some critics pointed to uneven pacing and familiar post-apocalyptic beats. Overall reactions highlight the film as a solid genre entry that prioritizes survival tension and moral choices.

As a follow-up in the Greenland storyline, the movie has sparked fan discussion about what the franchise can explore next, especially with Butler returning to the lead role. Its depiction of a Europe reshaped by catastrophe and the bunker-to-wasteland contrast has generated online conversation, though it is still early to tell if any moments will enter broader pop culture.

As of release there are no reports of major awards or nominations for Greenland 2: Migration. Any recognition it might receive will likely appear in festival coverage or technical categories, but no confirmed honors have been announced at this time.