‘Greenland 2: Migration’ Review: A Sequel That Takes a Promising Disaster Series and Almost Craters It

Director Ric Roman Waugh clearly understood what made the first Greenland successful, but Greenland 2: Migration feels different. While the original focused on compelling characters, the sequel seems more interested in showing off its bigger budget with impressive visual effects. The Icelandic landscapes and CGI depictions of a devastated Earth – including ruined cities and dust storms – will appeal to fans of post-apocalyptic films. However, the story, written by the returning screenwriter and a new collaborator, feels slow and doesn’t always make sense. It introduces some intriguing ideas but doesn’t develop them fully. Even acknowledging that a sequel isn’t always necessary, Greenland 2: Migration doesn’t live up to the potential of the first film, remaining a merely passable and unmemorable experience.







