
Reviews — Extraction 2
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Dean
It’s a solid action film; the initial installment was enjoyable, and this sequel maintains that quality. There's just one point to make – the portrayal of Georgia feels inaccurate. The movie depicts it as more dangerous than it really is; there are no gangs, organized crime rings, or anything like that present. That aspect of the story seems entirely fabricated, if not a stretch, considering Georgia is actually among…
Trevor Morris
The film serves as a continuation of the surprising 2020 Netflix success story, bringing back Chris Hemsworth in his role as the courageous mercenary, and delivering even more intense and visually striking action than before. Sam Hargrave is again in the director's chair. Having previously worked as a stunt coordinator—much like Chad Stahelski’s progression to directing the John Wick films—he elevates the level of…
MovieGuys
It's good that Extraction 2 largely focuses on delivering action. Beyond some predictable elements reflecting current social trends, the film provides constant, large-scale action sequences following a somewhat sluggish beginning. It’s unlikely to become a classic, but it’s an enjoyable experience with numerous skillfully designed fight scenes, shooting and other exciting moments. The narrative background is st…
Manuel São Bento
The action sequences in Extraction 2 are undeniably remarkable. The single, unbroken shot lasting 21 minutes stands out as a superb demonstration of how to combine stunts, camera work, editing, visual effects, and acting – Chris Hemsworth demonstrates the potential to reach leading man status within the action genre. However, it seems that the same attention wasn’t devoted to developing a more original plot or mem…
The Movie Mob
It's obvious that *Extraction 2* took notes from what didn’t work in the first film and really turned up the intensity, resulting in an excellent action movie that has me wanting to see more! Seriously! This is exactly what many older action movies were trying to achieve years ago. It feels like *Commando* paved the way for something as impressive as *Extraction 2*. The film’s action, gun battles, raw feel, and si…


