Greenland

Movie

2020

2h 0m

PG-13

English

Action, Thriller, Drama

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6.6

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Greenland

PG-13

Movie

2020

2h 0m

English

Action, Thriller, Drama

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Watch on HBO (Via Hulu)

John Garrity, his estranged wife and their young son embark on a perilous journey to find sanctuary as a planet-killing comet hurtles toward Earth. Amid terrifying accounts of cities getting levelled, the Garritys experience the best and worst in humanity. As the countdown to the global apocalypse approaches zero, their incredible trek culminates in a desperate and last-minute flight to a possible safe haven.

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Cast

John Garrity

Allison Garrity

Ralph Vento

Judy Vento

Nathan Garrity

Dale

Colin

Major Breen

Twin Otter Pilot

Ed Pruitt

Peggy Pruitt

Lucas

McGhee Tyson Soldier

Dr. Byrd

Senior Airman Parker

Brian

Kenny Jones

Debra Jones

Ellie Jones

Male Passenger C-17

FEMA supervisor

Young Soldier

News Anchor

Morning Show Host

Micah

Directed By: Ric Roman Waugh

Written By: Chris Sparling

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Lorne34 says...

3 years ago

Yes it has been done before, yes the budget is clearly a bit lower than others, yes the usual hoops are jumped through but there are also a couple of interesting morale and shocking moments. Not always well judged but also a surprise to see them addressed in a popcorn movie like this. Easy escapist entertainment with its heart in the right place.

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Saint Pauly says...

4 years ago

We've seen this film 2012 times and the day after tomorrow it's not impossible that there will be yet another geostorm in a teacup. But the first two acts of _Greenland_ are more suspense than disaster and the film is all the better for it. Director Ric Roman Waugh does a great job of building tension around how people act in the face of a world threatening event and the sense of urgency rubs off on the viewer. Sadly, though, the final act slips into the clichés one would expect from a film of this genre, but not badly enough that it erases the good work that precedes it.

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TomCash says...

3 years ago

I gave this an extra star based on the fact that everyone in the movie is so dumb just like the people I see outside everyday.

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djchitown says...

3 years ago

I guess if you seen one movie about the world ending you see them all. Predictable a lot of action not necessarily believable action but it's really good for surround sound listening to stuff explode

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Paladin5150

7/10 3 years ago

As the other commenters have noted, this film has been there, done that, gotten the T-shirt, and is now using same said T-shirt to Mr. Miyagi (wax on..., wax off) the car. But, much like Milla Jojovich and the T-Virus, you kinda know what to expect with a Gerard Butler movie. Either swords and sanda More

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FinFan

CONTAINS SPOILERS6/10 3 years ago

I wasn't expecting a lot from this movie, maybe some mid-level doomsday story. So my dissapointment is rather low.

This movie tries to combine a family-drama with said doomsday scenario and it actually works at first. The build up is good, you go through the different stages, like the selecti More

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Ryan

3 years ago

Cue the epic music... and exactly the same elements, acting, cinematography, and script that are in nearly every disaster movie in the last 20 years.

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Louisa Moore - Screen Zealots

3 years ago

“Greenland” ranks well above average when it comes to disaster movies. Screenwriter Chris Sparling takes the traditional end of the world blueprint and inserts some really nice surprises and twists, making this formulaic action flick seem not as much so.

John (Gerard Butler) is in a race agai More

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