The film follows a family—John (Gerard Butler), his wife Allison (Morena Baccarin), and their son Nathan (Roger Dale Floyd)—as they navigate the chaos caused by a planet-destroying comet.

When news breaks that the comet, known as Clarke, is on a collision course with Earth, global panic ensues. Governments around the world scramble to prepare for the end, but only a select few are given a chance to survive by seeking shelter in a secure underground bunker.

John, Allison, and Nathan must battle through the destruction and uncertainty, traveling across a devastated landscape to reach safety. Their journey is fraught with peril as they face falling debris, societal collapse, and the breakdown of order.

The family’s resilience and bond are tested as they try to make it to Greenland, where the last hope for survival lies.

“Greenland” explores themes of survival, family loyalty, and the fragility of civilization in the face of an existential crisis. The film emphasizes emotional connections and human perseverance as it juxtaposes the global catastrophe with personal struggles and the will to survive.

The movie received positive reviews for its engaging performances, particularly from Gerard Butler, and its thrilling pace. While some critics noted that the film followed familiar disaster movie tropes, its grounded, emotional storyline set it apart from more traditional, spectacle-driven disaster films.