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Extraction (2020)

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The film that launched a new era of Netflix action, featuring Chris Hemsworth as a mercenary. It is famous for its incredibly long, continuous action sequences that simulate real-time combat in a war zone. The choreography is heavy on tactical movement and firearm proficiency, providing a visceral experience that feels both intense and technically impressive.

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Is there a sequel to the Netflix movie Extraction?

Yes, "Extraction 2" was released on Netflix in June 2023, continuing the story of Chris Hemsworth's character Tyler Rake. The sequel features an even more intense 21-minute continuous "oner" shot that was heavily praised by action fans.

How long is the famous one-shot sequence in the first Extraction movie?

The film features a staggering, seemingly continuous action sequence that lasts for approximately 11 minutes. This sequence, which takes place in the streets and buildings of Dhaka, was masterfully stitched together from multiple hidden cuts by director Sam Hargrave.

Who directed the 2020 movie Extraction?

The film was directed by Sam Hargrave, who was a renowned stunt coordinator before taking the director's chair. The screenplay was written by Joe Russo, based on the graphic novel "Ciudad."

Is Extraction based on a comic book?

Yes, the movie is actually an adaptation of a graphic novel called "Ciudad," which was co-written by Joe and Anthony Russo. The comic itself was published in 2014 and featured a very similar premise of a hardened mercenary navigating a corrupt city.

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