Extraction (Netflix)!

[lawrenceRaider]

Originally Posted by Buehler445

I really enjoyed that.

Nothing really missed a beat or took me out of it.

Except the initial premise that I’m a bit foggy on. So the caretaker (who was a pretty BAMF himself) hired the crew to find the kid so he could kidnap the kid and not pay. Do I have that right?

You got it.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider

You got it.

Makes sense. Should have paid more attention.

Re: character development. I don’t hate it. I thought it got done what it needed to. The acting was really good where it needed to be. Hemsworth when dealing with the Kid, the woman regarding Hemsworth, the kid especially, the caretaker.

As has been stated the action is really good. It’s interesting to watch Hemsworth the actor. He’s always been good at nuance and emotion. But this is probably the first time he looked the part as a soldier. IMO he was really good in both Red Dawn and 12 strong. But this time was his best performance at BMI I gotta like a soldier. Obviously he’s put in the work. I get some of it is a stunt double. Some of it though isn’t. He moved and looked like a guy that has been in battle.