The project trailer welcomed Maria, a scientific-triller-adaptation of Andy Weir's novel in 2021, just landing. The film opens in cinemas and IMAX on March 20, 2026.
The story is followed by science teacher Rayland Grace (Ryan Gosling), located on a spaceship millions of miles from home. He begins to remember his critical mission to decipher what causes the sun to die – and hence protecting the Earth from extinction.
The trailer opens with a shot of Rayland waking up on the spacecraft, looking disappointed, and then flashing back to it, fighting for being chosen as a critical mission. (“I can't even at Moonwalk!”
Towards the end of the trailer, Rayland encounters a strange creature, and then in the shooting says: “So, I met a stranger. He grows on me. At least he doesn't grow in I, you know, what was a concern for a little time. ”
Along with Gosling, the film starred in Sandra Haller (Anatomy of Drop), Lionel Boys (The bear), Ken Leung (fast hour, Lost) and Milana Wintrub (another space, this is us).
Project Hail Mary is the latest adaptation of one of Weir's novels. He also wrote Vair MarcianWho hit the big screen in 2015 and Starswells Matt Damon. Given how popular that film was (boasts 91% of rotten tomatoes) and how highly appreciated The book of the project Hale Mary is, it seems to have high expectations for this film. The first poster fell on Friday and was greeted on social media with a general excitement and was followed by The official poster on Monday.
The official poster for project greeting Mary
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who worked together on Spider-Man: In the spider-styleHe teamed up again to direct the project Hello Mary. Dr. Goddard, who wrote the scenario for Marsian, returned to write the script for “Project Greetings Mary”. He serves as an executive producer of the upcoming film, along with Patricia Bitty, Sarah Esberg, Lucy Kitada, Nicky Baida and Ken Cao. Gosling and Weir also serve as producers, as well as the Lord, Miller, Amy Pascal, Aditia Court and Rachel O'Connor.
There are still many months before the project to greet Mary in cinemas, but we will surely get more galactic views in what will come.