Issues have been seemingly all quiet on the Greenland entrance. However the sequel to the Gerard Butler catastrophe movie is again on the radar with a little bit blip. The unique Ric Roman Waugh thriller, Greenland, starred Butler and Morena Baccarin and follows a household’s wrestle to get to emergency proceedings as they’re chosen for shelter from the approaching doom of a comet hurling towards our planet. Not like most catastrophe movies, this story was informed from the attitude of on a regular basis residents merely attempting to evade the loopy panic of the inhabitants and authorities proceedings in an effort to search refuge.
The sequel — Greenland: Migration — filmed final 12 months, and now, Lionsgate and STX Movies have launched the poster for the movie, and it form of bears a resemblance to the covers of the famed straight-to-video studio, The Asylum, which options various doomsday-themed movies. Greenland: Migration shall be rated PG-13 for some sturdy violence, bloody pictures, and motion. Screenwriter Chris Sparling returned to co-write this entry with Mitchell Lafortune. The plot reads, “The Garrity family must leave the safety of the Greenland bunker after the comet ‘Clarke’ decimated the earth and the family embarks on a harrowing journey across the wasteland of Europe to find a new home”.
When Greenland 2: Migration was being shopped round, it turned a scorching commodity. The post-apocalyptic film was bought within the largest deal to happen on the Cannes digital market, with STX making a large $75 million deal. Home rights for the movie have been purchased for $25 million, whereas STX will even take all worldwide rights from Anton in a pact that hits round $50 million. Apparently, a number of streamers have been attempting to snag the sequel, and STX made certain to be first in line for it. STX distributed the unique film they usually had an identical choice to seize the sequel.
Producing this installment are Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee of Thunder Highway Photos, Anton’s Sébastien Raybaud and John Zois, G-BASE’s Butler and Alan Siegel, and CineMachine’s Brendon Boyea. Govt producers are Robert Simonds, Noah Fogelson and Sam Brown for STX Entertainment, Ric Roman Waugh for CineMachine and Chris Sparling.
Producer Sébastien Raybaud expressed his pleasure again when filming was introduced, “We are thrilled to have Gerard, Morena and Ric back on board for Greenland: Migration to show the audiences what happened next to the Garrity family. To be back working with the teams at G-BASE, Thunder Road, CineMachine and STX, we know the next installment will be just as captivating as the first.” Sam Brown, president of STX provides, “The success of Greenland showcased in a narratively and visually compelling way what one man will do to protect and provide for his family against the most cataclysmic of odds. We could not be more excited to be continuing the Garrity’s harrowing story with Gerry, Morena, Ric and all of our wonderful producers and partners around the world.”
Supply:
Lionsgate, STX Movies
