From Thor to Fat Thor and various roles in between, Chris Hemsworth has never been shy about using silliness to subvert his god-like good looks. Drawn like a Times Square caricature of an Abercrombie & Fitch model, the Australian star has always been willing and able to shape the absurdity of his sex appeal into the punchline of a joke that we’re all in on together, or at least use it to suspend our disbelief in a cartoonish movie world that would otherwise be impossible to accept with a straight face. (See: “Blackhat.” No, really, see it — it’s good).

In that light, it’s pretty tempting to laugh when the hot but haunted mercenary Hemsworth plays in “Extraction” is formally introduced…

Extraction is just another vapid Raid clone with shallow characters to pad the runtime.

Outside of the action, the movie falls apart. Chris Hemsworth's is the only really notable character with goals and a backstory. No one else really makes much of an impression on screen. Even the indian kid is left in the dust, as he is used as a tool to facilitate Hemsworth's redemption by the end of the film

That is not to say the action isnt good. The action is rather well done. But everything surrounding that action is a insatiable sinkhole sucking the life out of this film. Whenever an action sequence or car chase ends, you internally groan as you have to listen to…

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Seeing Russo Brothers named that involved in this movie feels like this is the reason people are curious watching this movie. Especially we know that their name are success in avengers movie made us had a high expectation in this movie.

As the titles goes, this movie tells about the rescue of a mob boy by a brutal notarious gangster in india. and Tyler (Chris Hemsworth) got a mission to rescue Ovi in Danhi, India

Yes, it's not easy to do this mission, especially when he has to deal with that famous gangster plus with the Indian police.

The plot was nothing to me, i mean it just standard. cause it just introduce the characters then brought to the…

Not much to say about this because there really isn't much to go with.
The movie is fine, everyone does a good job with what they're given to do. The action - the movie's greatest selling point - alternates from a poorly edited mess to very clear long takes where you can follow what's going on most of the time. The really long take that everyone talks about isn't as cleverly crafted as a sequence from 1917, but you can understand the sacrifices that the team made in order to bring it to the best standard that they could.
This movie doesn't really speak to me emotionally because everything that the film does has been done better in other movies…