PROJECT HAIL MARY Trailer Launches—Ryan Gosling Races to Save Earth in Deep Space Epic

Ryan Gosling awakens light-years from Earth in Project Hail Mary, a cosmic survival epic from Lord & Miller.

11.9 light-years from Earth. One washed-up science teacher. Zero margin for error.

Project Hail Mary is finally real—and the official trailer and poster confirm what sci-fi heads have been buzzing about for years: we’re getting an interstellar epic unlike anything this side of The Martian.

From the Oscar-winning minds behind Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Phil Lord & Christopher Miller, comes an adaptation of Andy Weir’s best-selling novel that puts science, sacrifice, and surprising friendship front and center. And leading the charge? None other than Ryan Gosling, playing Ryland Grace—a man who wakes up aboard a drifting spaceship, light-years from home, with no memory of who he is or why he’s there.

Spoiler: he’s Earth’s last hope.

The trailer is stunning—awe-inspiring visuals, silence that crushes, and Gosling floating through existential dread. There’s no Marvel-style quipping here—just grounded human emotion, strange discoveries, and cosmic stakes. From sterile spaceship interiors to sun-dimming apocalypse back on Earth, the scale is massive. The tone? Emotional, lonely, and utterly gripping.

But Project Hail Mary isn’t just about hard science. As Grace begins to remember his past, the plot shifts from mystery to purpose—and then to connection. Because somewhere out there, in the cold stretch of space, he’s not alone. And that unexpected alliance might just be the key to saving humanity.

The supporting cast brings real range: Sandra Hüller, Lionel Boyce, Ken Leung, and Milana Vayntrub round out a lineup that promises drama and depth. With a screenplay by Drew Goddard (The Martian, The Cabin in the Woods), the film balances heady science with real emotional weight.

Project Hail Mary lands only in theaters and IMAX on March 20, 2026, and if the trailer is any sign, this is going to be a massive cinematic experience—equal parts cerebral and heartfelt. Call it Interstellar meets Gravity with that Lord & Miller storytelling snap.

If you’re into existential sci-fi with actual soul, this is your launch window.

Trailer now streaming.

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