In San Andreas 2: After Shock, the earth is no longer the only thing cracking — so is humanity’s sense of control. Picking up several years after the catastrophic events of the first film, this high-stakes sequel finds Ray Gaines (Dwayne Johnson), now a global disaster specialist, haunted by the loss and devastation of the past. But when a powerful, unprecedented tectonic shift triggers a chain of megathrust earthquakes across the Pacific Ring of Fire, Ray is called back into action.

From Los Angeles to Tokyo, Jakarta, and Hawaii, cities crumble and tsunamis swallow coastlines in terrifying waves. The science community warns of a larger, final rupture — one that could split entire continental plates. Amidst this chaos, Ray is joined by his daughter Blake (Alexandra Daddario), now a seasoned emergency response leader, as they lead international teams through collapsing urban jungles and deep fault lines in search of survivors and solutions.

The trailer teases relentless destruction: flaming fissures, buildings toppling like dominoes, and people clinging to hope amidst falling skies. But at its core, the film is about family, resilience, and sacrifice, as Ray is faced with his greatest dilemma — saving millions or saving the ones he loves most.

With breathtaking visuals, emotional intensity, and edge-of-your-seat disaster sequences, After Shock isn’t just a sequel — it’s a global reckoning.