‘Extraction 2’ will try to top the original movie with a 21-minute long-take action sequence:
movies of all time. It's also an adaptation of a graphic novel, keeping the original plot mostly intact.
The first film in the series, which the Russo Brothers started working on back in 2018, follows Tyler Rake, played by. He's an ex-SASR soldier who later goes on to work Black Ops jobs. He travels to Bangladesh to rescue an Indian drug lord's son, only to be betrayed. The film sits at 67 percent on the Tomatometer, but it did slightly better with audiences at 70 percent.
As revealed by this Instagram post by the Russos, the trailer for the sequel debuts tomorrow — and they also noted, in sharing a bunch of posters for the film, that “all of these posters were from the same oner… a 21 minute long oner.” was also the first entry in a potential expanded universe. There was a rumor going around back in 2021 that the Russos were working on a spinoff about Randeep Hooda’s character Saju.
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