‘Greenland 2: Migration’ Review: The New World
The New York Times••entertainment
Key Points:
- Ric Roman Waugh’s sequel improves on the original by focusing on the Garritys' perilous journey across the North Atlantic and encounters with both threats and kindness, highlighting human stakes.
- The film shifts from pandemic subtext to a more explicit post-Covid message about building a better world for future generations.
- Familiar postapocalyptic themes are energized by intense action sequences involving comet shards, lightning storms, and tectonic disruptions.
- Gerard Butler delivers a steady and poignant performance, grounding the film’s spectacle-driven narrative.
