STX Films and director Ric Roman Waugh have unveiled the official trailer for Greenland 2: Migration, reigniting interest in the apocalyptic franchise. The film, which continues the story from the 2020 hit Greenland, is set for release on January 9, 2026. The trailer highlights new threats, heightened survival stakes, and an even grittier tone that has fans buzzing.
The Story Continues
The sequel picks up five years after the comet impact that devastated Earth in the first film. The Garrity family, led by John Garrity (Gerard Butler) and Allison Garrity (Morena Baccarin), has been living in underground bunkers. Now, worsening conditions force them to embark on a perilous journey above ground. Their destination is a rumored safe zone in Southern France, where a massive crater may offer protection.
Trailer Highlights
The newly released trailer emphasizes harsh post-apocalyptic landscapes and escalating natural disasters. Audiences see radiation storms, crumbling infrastructures, and humanity fighting for dwindling resources. Gerard Butler delivers intense, emotional performances, while Morena Baccarin portrays a determined mother fighting for her family’s survival. Their son Nathan, now older and played by Roman Griffin Davis, adds a fresh emotional layer to the sequel.
A Cast Built for Survival
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Gerard Butler reprises his role as John Garrity
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Morena Baccarin returns as Allison Garrity
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Roman Griffin Davis steps in as Nathan Garrity
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Ric Roman Waugh directs, with Chris Sparling and Mitchell LaFortune co-writing the script
The chemistry between Butler and Baccarin remains a core strength, and the trailer suggests even more family-centered drama amid the chaos.
Greenland 2 Trailer’s Impact on Anticipation
Much like the first film, which exceeded expectations at the box office and on streaming, Greenland 2: Migration positions itself as a major blockbuster for early 2026. The trailer’s release has already generated excitement across social media, with audiences eager to see how the sequel expands the survival story. By dropping the trailer months in advance, the studio ensures momentum leading into the January premiere.
