Greenland 2: Migration Unleashes Final Trailer Ahead of January 9 Theatrical Release

The Garrity family leaves the bunker behind and ventures into a shattered world.

Greenland 2: Migration Drops Final Trailer as Garrity Family Faces a Broken World

Lionsgate has officially released the final trailer for Greenland 2: Migration, the long-awaited sequel to Ric Roman Waugh’s 2020 survival thriller Greenland. With its January 9 theatrical release fast approaching, the new footage doubles down on what worked the first time around: large-scale devastation, grounded emotional stakes, and the grim reality of surviving after the end of the world.

Once again led by Gerard Butler, alongside Morena Baccarin and Roman Griffin Davis, Migration picks up in the aftermath of the comet strike that nearly wiped humanity from the planet. The Garrity family is forced to leave the fragile safety of their Greenland bunker and journey across a shattered Earth in search of a permanent refuge.

Where the first film focused on immediate survival and impossible choices, the sequel appears more concerned with what comes after extinction-level events—collapsed infrastructure, hostile environments, and the human cost of rebuilding in a world stripped of order. The final trailer leans into bleak imagery and relentless tension, suggesting a harsher, more unforgiving chapter for the franchise.

Directed once again by Ric Roman Waugh and written by Chris Sparling and Mitchell LaFortune, Greenland 2: Migration looks poised to expand the scope of the original while maintaining its intimate, family-centered core.

If you connected with the urgency and emotional weight of Greenland, this continuation appears firmly in your lane—bigger in scale, but still rooted in the fear of what survival truly costs.

Greenland 2: Migration opens January 9 in theaters.

Cast includes: Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, Roman Griffin Davis, Amber Rose Revah, Sophie Thompson, Trond Fausa Aurvåg, and William Abadie.

Let us know—are you revisiting this world on opening weekend, or waiting to see how far the Garrity family can really go?