GREENLAND 2 : MIGRATION : FILM REVIEW SNIPPET

BEYOND DOOMSDAY : Greenland 2 : Migration is about apocalyptic survival and picks up where its predecessor left off.

In Greenland 2 : Migration - the title tells you everything you need to know - the story and the emotion pick up at the exact emotional beat the previous film ended and, astonishingly maintains it in a laner, at times more visually effects-laden story.

It is now 12 years later, and Greenland could very well be a stand-in for the locations in the popular video game. Death Stranding, since the air and the ground are grey and ash-laden.

With the location quickly falling apart, John, Allison and Nathan [played by Roman Griffin Davis this time ] must now journey to another haven.

Accompanying them, amongst others who end up dead, is Camille [ Nelia Valery Da Costa ] a girl roughly Nathan's age, whose parents help find a way to what may be their new home........ if, that is, they can get through the thousands of humans left on Earth that are fighting for land and resources.

Although that is a silly but necessary trope, Waugh, Sparling, Baccarin and Butler deliver a nice end chapter to a film that one never knew one could enjoy 

The World Students Society thanks Mohammed Kamran Jawaid.