Netflix's Extraction gets you Attracted till the end

Extraction: an action-packed flix on Netflix

Directed by Sam Hargrave

Based on Ciudad by Ande Parks

And I’m letting you guys know in the first itself that this flix is produced by Russo brothers the director of Endgame and Infinity war and if they have produced it then they must have thought it through,

Oops did I even mention Chris Hemsworth's name at the start if I didn’t let me tell you, Chris, playing two roles one as the main character of the movie and one as a producer?

So, let me get started with review guys

The movie starts with a scene from the end where we are seeing Rake aka the main character who’s hurt really bad but his Mercenary instincts want him to fight till the mission is accomplished: as per me, that’s a good start just making viewers wonder what all might have happened before that.

Chris playing the main role of the Mercenary who just want money post completion of the mission that has been assigned to him: but as per the plot goes there’s a twist for Rake during the mission this time, but guys if Chris Hemsworth ever stops playing Thor we should be glad to see him as a solider or mercenary because he’s just too good in every role he has been taking apart from Thor.

The movie is filled with blood-shedding and violence and we all are about to see the toughest rescue mission of Rake’s life because a boy is getting kidnapped by a drug lord in Bangladesh but the boy is a son of drugs Lord in Mumbai, so there happen to be some rivalry issues.

I got to say Chris has trained so hard for the character I meant the shooting skills and stunts were on point and as per the Director of the movie goes Chris is the Oner that means he’s a remarkable person, though there was one scene which made the director use the Stuntman and I'm not slipping that information out.

We’re seeing Randeep Hooda playing as Saju who work for Drug Lord in Mumbai in a fight sequence with Chris and David Harbour aka Jim Hopper from Stranger things also making a special appearance that’s worth watching guys but director cleared the dust between Rake and Saju later in the movie like near to the last do or die mission though I believe it could have been done this earlier itself.

I think the director was also trying to point out some serious issues in Bangladesh, Drug Lord, or some criminal taking advantage of poor kids around the corner and handing them with real guns in their young age itself that’s not very absorbing.

By now there’s only point in the movie that made feel little out of the mood: what if the director cleared out the clouds between Saju and Rake at the moment when they faced off for the first time.

Coming to the end Saju give-ups his life by getting shot in the head by a Sniper that’s just brilliant way to show how dedicated he was from the start to save the boy, now the comes to Rake who made it through a bunch of army men and reached the halfway but unfortunately, he’s not making it out through this rough battle, altogether the director wanted the scene to be emotional between boy and rake by the end. But in the end, I have a question for the Team of Extraction was that Rake near the pool?

Who knows?

Altogether the movie is worth watching.