Project Hail Mary keeps us intrigued in a second trailer

Amazon MGM has released another full-length trailer for Project Hail Mary and we are already at the theater seated. The three minute and four second trailer shows Ryan Gosling as Dr. Ryland Grace, a school teacher and former biologist who wakes up on a spacecraft with no idea who he is or why he’s there. 

The first trailer gave us a look at Dr. Grace’s first moments after waking up and an overview of his mission: find the one star in the universe that’s not dying and save the world — no big deal. Today’s trailer gives us a better idea of how he’ll go about this and the alien he teams up with along the way. Check it out for yourself on Amazon MGM’s YouTube channel here. 

Project Hail Mary is adapted from Andy Weir’s novel of the same name. Weir also wrote The Martian, which was successfully turned into a 2015 film starring Matt Damon. This time around, Oscar-winning filmmakers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are directing with a screenplay by Drew Goddard — the latter also wrote the adaptation of The Martian so we’re in good hands. The movie also stars Sandra Hüller as the head of the titular Project Hail Mary. 

You can see Project Hail Mary for yourself on March 20, 2026 in theaters and IMAX. 

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