#greenland movie

[diningwiththeasquiths]

Holt McCallany in Greenland (2020)

[tdtism]

greenland (2020) is giving me such bad anxiety and im feeling so many emotions and ive almost cried and my favorite character died and my GOD

[give-a-rating]

[moviestvpolls]

[apocalypticseagull]

My dumb little nerdy heart loves to see disaster type movies that have a science-y part behind it and things that could potentially happen to earth

[dunkelrotzuschwarz]

heute vor 10 jahren hat mich eine freundin mit ins kino genommen und wir haben the secret life of walter mitty geschaut und es ist bis heute einfach unangefochten mein lieblingsfilm und ich rewatche den jetzt zum xten mal but it feels extra special today weil 10 jahre :') :')

[ubasjuice]

[GREENLAND] 2020

"A family struggles for survival in the face of a cataclysmic natural disaster."

[ubasjuice reviews]

One of the best end of the world-disaster films I've watched. It's about a planet-killer sized asteroid hurdling towards Earth and no one was ready for it.

Gerard Butler was, as always, did a perfect job here, he displayed fear, desperation, and dread of what was to come; every emotion he had was portrayed yet still able to put up that "protector" vibe for his family. The mother's (Morena Baccarin) performance was very moving, more so on the part of the abduction, as a parent, I could feel her screams of pain and loss. It was gut-wrenching and wouldn't want to wish it on my worst enemy.

The series of disasters shown was one after the other, from big giant earthquakes opening up the ground, to flaming shards of asteroids raining down upon them, I could only imagine what it felt like getting hit from behind with one of those. Aside from natural disasters occuring all around them, they also had to deal with desperate people as well, it's kill or be killed, and honestly, it's brutally accurate when the time comes.

It affected me emotionally with the people/relatives that were involved. Specially the abduction part, that really got to me.

The way they showed the scale of the disaster was not as large as how they did it in "2012", this was mostly shown from their perspective, some aerial shots, but not as large of a scale.

Spoiler:

The only thing I would comment on was the ending, when they came out of the bunkers, won't the radiation level be still high..? (Unless they indicated how long they were in there and I just didn't hear it.)

Juicy 8/10

[bloody-arrows]

Greenland fucked me up bro

Movie: Greenland [2020]

Spoilers under the cut plus swearing cw

OHHHH MY FUCKING GOD

Character notes: "tell Santa I'm still upset at him for the coal." whoever wrote Ali's father in this movie deserves a raise Jesus Christ. I love the way how everyone is generally characterized and how You can tell everyone's morals/true colors show during a life ending/world ending event. And even just before The asteroid is going to hit, you can still see John trying to save the pilot

Movie notes: holy shit they did not hold back. They truly showed us every guy wrenching detail and didn't spare us the experience of society before the world ends. There is some *very* distressing scenes though.

Other: I like the whole "Life flashes before your eyes." Thing the movie has going on. First with showing us the family photos before John and Ali's marriage got rough, then as the movie goes on, actually flashing back to earlier times when Nathan was a kid, They especially do this in the plane when they're arriving to Greenland, and at the end of the movie.

Another thing is when they're actually on the plane and are arriving to Greenland. Compared to the state that everything else is in with everything on fire and chaos, Greenland looks relatively untouched. Cloudy skies, but they don't have a reddish hue to them from fires or smoke, and everything generally looks peaceful. Yada yada yada, insert something about Greenland being untouched representing the sanctuary they've been searching for the entire movie, yada yada. (Well at least until the plane crashes.)

okay cool if your reading this your at the end, congrats. If your a die-hard fan of apocalypse movies I think you would like this, Even though it's more focused on the emotional family aspect. So maybe if you like dramas, I would maybe recommend this?? But it has some very distressing scenes.

I have one general problem with this movie though. In the end, we find out that it's been 9 months since The asteroid impacted. And it stated earlier in the movie that Nathan is diabetic, and the nurse at the Fema camp only gave them a weeks worth of insulin and stuff. That means one of two things: 1. The bunkers do have insulin, and in a perfect scenario they could've just boarded the planes and went to the shelter. Or two, Nathan with somehow magically cured and let's be honest that's probably not the case.

I know there's some probably logical reason that Nathan got flagged even though they had The insulin at the shelters, like "oh we need health people to rebuild the world." Or "we need to save on supplies because we don't know anything about the situation" But it's not explained in the movie. It's just like "oh it's nine months later."

[ghost-of-diogenes]

this video is a little heavier than some of my other ones, I talk a bit more about current events as well as movies/tv shows.

[ladymalchav]

Movies I have watched in 2024

[tryhoney-moved]

greenland (2020) you deserve every award

[horror-in-my-veins]

Sharks in horror movies part 3

Forty Seven Meters Down: Uncaged 2019- Great White

Frenzy 2018- Great White

From the Depths 2020- Great White

Ghost Shark 2013- Great White

Ghost shark 2: Urban Jaws 2015- Great White

Great White 2021- Great White

House Shark 2024- Great White Costume

Ice Sharks 2016- Greenland Shark

Jaws 1975- Great White

Jaws 2 1978- Great White

[iminaworldofpureimagination]

very interesting stuff i cant imagine being just what 13 and freezing my ass off for work.

i do agree that going to REAL locations looks better than CGI .

[scenemovies]

Greenland (2020) - Asteroid rain scene

[duranduratulsa]

Now showing...Greenland (2020) on amazing blu-ray! #movie #movies #disastermovies #actionadventure #greenland #gerardbutler #ScottGlenn #rogerdavidfloyd #2020s #bluray

[thenerdsofcolor]

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