Extraction (Review)

[WillBrink]

Discussion on the one amazing continuous shot that lasted 12 minds. That alone was worth the price of admission and set a new standard in the genre. As I was watching that my mind reeled at the amount time effort and prep that must have gone into that scene:

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/...tion-sequence/

[davidjinks]

Was in Hemsworth at the end, across from the pool?

[MountainRaven]

SPOILERS

Was in Hemsworth at the end, across from the pool?

I've seen Jason Bourne take worse hits, so... my money's on, "yes".

[arptsprt]

Was in Hemsworth at the end, across from the pool?

Huh... I just rewatched the end a couple of times. I’ll bet it is.

SPOILER ALERT. Don’t read past here if you haven’t seen the movie and don’t want to know.

Remember at the beginning of the movie when Hemsworth/Tyler jumped off the cliff into the water then sat at the bottom?

Also, it was made clear the kid didn’t stand a chance at surviving if he went back home. The fact Tyler lost his son and his wife left him and he was alone, sets it up perfect Tyler survived and adopted the kid.

Sequel coming.


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[ScottsBad]

It was interesting to note AR mag changes a plenty, but seemingly none on the pistol. Also, while I thought the long gun to pistol transition work was really well done, note the pistol took out armies of guys in vests and and helmets easily. Some times they showed him clearly jamming the pistol into their neck and such, most of the time it appeared the vests didn't stop the pistol rnds at all. Small things like that did get my attention, but it didn't get to the level of ruining the movie for me as it often does in other movies. Dude getting hit by the truck and walking away from that (with a limp at least...) was a bit much, but what ever, it was visually so well done I almost didn't care.

I wish you wouldn't have told me about the glitches, because now I'll be looking for them...

[Arik]

That town will need to hire a whole new police force

[Watrdawg]

Was in Hemsworth at the end, across from the pool?

Definitely looked like him. It happened so fast that both my son and I said at the same time was that him. Definite lead in to a sequel.

[rushca01]

Really enjoyed it! I'm a Hemsworth fan, he has a small part in the movie "Vacation" and it's hilarious. I also like what he has done with Thor, Ragnarok was my favorite marvel movie and it was his idea to turn into "fat Thor" for end game.

Vickers put up a nice screen grab of the rifle he is using at the start of the movie and it's all BCM (parts as the AR itself was rubber), I noticed the stock first when I watched the movie.

The director stated he left the ending ambiguous to let the viewer decide how they wanted it to end. It's totally open for a squeal, at the very least a prequel.

As much as I like the action, but the constant physical damage these guys take....I just wish they would tone it down a bit more and make slightly more realistic.

[mack7.62]

As much as I like the action, but the constant physical damage these guys take....I just wish they would tone it down a bit more and make slightly more realistic.

Yeah he fights through 20 cops and Indian Rambo and his buddy gives him a rice bowl, I suspect his caloric needs might have been somewhat higher.

[JediGuy]

I’m going to have to rewatch the end apparently... Must have been falling asleep, didn’t notice Tyler at the end.