The streaming service Blockbuster is officially launching in Greenland. With the launch, households across the island will gain access to Blockbuster’s full library of premium rentals and purchases, including the latest Hollywood releases and popular international titles.

The timing of the launch comes as the apocalyptic action adventure, Greenland 2: Migration, is being released on the platform.

“Greenland seems to be on everyone’s radar right now, so it felt like the right moment for Blockbuster to arrive as well,” commented Ann Katrine Andersen, Marketing Manager at Blockbuster. “The fact that Greenland 2: Migration is launching on the platform at the same time almost feels too perfect.”

Through Blockbuster, consumers can rent or buy films and series without a subscription. Blockbuster was acquired by SF Anytime in 2023 and is part of the SF Studios group, which is owned by Bonnier.

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