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Tras haber estado al borde de la muerte, el agente de élite Tyler Rake emprende una misión de alto riesgo: sacar de la cárcel a la familia de un despiadado gánster.
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I don't care if it isn't a real one shot, THAT scene was absolutely insane.
Good action, nice actors, ok story. Some really intense scenes that seem like a one shot and keep going forever. Really immersive! If you liked the first one and want nice action sequences give this one a go. It kept me entertained the whole 2 hours! Hopefully there will be a next one...
It is good but worse than the first one. The first movie had more realistic action scenes and was more centered on the main character. This version lost the essence of the first film.
You can’t be too harsh on it, these genuinely try to raise the bar for one take action sequences. The excessive panning and shaking makes some of the stitching feel a little artificial, to the point where I kinda wonder if it would look better if it was done with a couple of actual long takes and cuts, but it continues to be a successful tool for making the action more immersive. Some of the action that involves cuts doesn’t lose much of its visceral impact or tension, which is the highest compliment to any action scene. It’s nice to see humans portrayed as vulnerable in an action movie for once, which is often forgotten about in this genre that’s nowadays becoming more and more influenced by videogames. However, everything else is pretty forgettable junk. It’s mostly watchable because the actors, which are a lot better than the average B-movie action flick. However, this is the type of script that demands a true visionary director in order to make the movie work as a whole, and Hargrave is just not at that level as a filmmaker or storyteller. I think I made similar comments in regards to _Extraction_, but he should really shoot second unit for someone like George Miller, Gareth Evans or Edgar Wright instead. This is overall very stale visually, sonically and conceptually. 4.5/10
Me: There was an action movie with Chris Hemsworth and Golshifteh Farahani and I don't remember it? How it's that even possible? Me (after watching Extraction II): Oh, ok, that's how... A mercenary's ex-wife wants to be with her sister so a global task force is set in motion to make it happen. Good thing *my* ex doesn't wield that kind of power. Honestly, it's not bad but I can see myself not remembering it when Extraction 3 comes out.