It's refreshing to see a doomsday movie that doesn't try blaming humanity. It gets a little farfetched at times like how they get separated but somehow manage to rejoin. I mean it's a long way from Atlanta to Lexington but she stops at the right place to find her son? The couple times they were supposedly traveling north of Lexington but on 2 different occasions we saw road signs for Georgia highways? That's a real easy fix for Hollywood but they were too lazy to do anything about it I guess. Putting all of that aside I really enjoyed this. I always root AGAINST humanity BTW.
Review of Greenland
