@@coolrock321 Actually I think Dash said it first - Dash said it when he was getting picked up by his mom, so shit hadn't gone down yet. Syndrome said it to Mr Incredible when he's got the whole family in that energy prison thing.
Rishab Chouhan he wasn’t trying to make a point of anything, it’s just the movie is meant to be appealing to western and eastern audiences, and they were both good in it
Reason why it looked a lot like John Wick is because director is Sam Hargrave, stuntman and camera operator of Atomic Blonde, John Wick, Deadpool 2 etc. He works with John Wick directors Chad Stahelski and David Leitch. He has a great future ahead of him 🖒
@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodca9576 Extraction hand to hand fights are more realistic since Krav Maga and wrestling is used. John uses a lot of Jiu Jitsu and it may come off as too flashy. Tyler just breaks people structurally
@Jerry L. no it isn't. It just means he's really enthusiastic about this sort of thing and has done his research on what goes on behind the scenes for the various movies referenced.
Chris Hemsworth has the potential to be a great action hero like Arnold Schwarzenegger. He has charisma and muscles. I want to see him smash terrorists, commandos predators etc
Wise Guy4U And the fact that Arnold is just unironically funny at times, and can just throw one liners without trying. Chris Hemsworth is great, but the cheesy awesome action one liners just aren’t there.
I was keeping a tally of how many people Chris Hemsworth killed in this movie. It's been 2 days and I'm still trying to add it up. Pretty sure he killed their entire police force.
The scenes that are more emotional for me, would be when Saju was beaten up, but the first thing he did in the hotel room was to call his wife and son, he knew he couldn’t catch up to Tyler so he was waiting for death. When the kid talked about him feeling everyone was treating him like a possession but not a person When Tyler stop caring about the ten million cash, and fought his friend to save the boy. Because that is when he stop treating the kid like a possession. And I feel for the kid because that is probably the first real father moment he have. When Saju got killed distracting the mercenaries from the kid. When Tyler stayed behind to stop the mercenaries from catching the kid, but got killed. So this movie is pretty well written. I feel if the Netflix label is gone and it premiered it would be a blockbuster
I also like how they ended the film the way it started, the main character reflecting on his life underwater, and it also foreshadows Tyler’s death when his fall into water and his dead body sunk in the water. If it’s true that a stunt man directed the movie, that dude did his homework
@Ebiegberi Adonkie In the original script he was dead, but the audience was splitted if he should die or not, so they made a ending with a blurry portrait of a dude to leave the film open for discussion. Was it an imagination? or was he really there? you decide.
@Ebiegberi Adonkie it happened at first blood too. They originally was suppose to kill off Rambo, but test audiences didn't like the ending so they kept him alive
It redefined action movies as a whole and gave us a new breed entirely of action in films. It’s just something to say now “the choreography was similar to JW”. I guess Jason Bourne was that the decade before with usage of the shaker cam technique which is really outdated and not satisfying at all.
@@Lite727 the problem with shaky cam was they never did it right. When the Bourne movies did it they did it to create emersion and but never used it to hide the fight scene and it was done perfectly but every other movie just used it to hide the fight or scenes in general and that's why no one like it. But Hollywood never understood that so they eventually moved on to something am glad to say is better.
*Spoiler:* I thoroughly enjoyed it as an action movies with a simple premise. Some felt it would have been better with more backstory on the kid. I agreed with their analysis until I saw the movie myself. This kid was just a package for Tyler, so we got to know the kid through Tyler's eyes, seeing when he no longer saw the kid as just a package. We see the kid dislikes the fact that his father kills people and reflects on the suffering of the victim's family in the aftermath, showing empathy for others, unlike his father, He seems to be kind, caring and well versed, based on his comment on drowning . He said his father sees him as a thing, not a person. And despite the fact that his father doesn't like his piano playing, he does it anyway. So he is his own person. Also he is smart enough to fully understand the situation he is in and how this situation would normally play out, no begging or pleading, a strong character, unwilling to bend to the ill will of others. So we see he is someone who most-likely will not turn out like his father and worth saving. Also it gave Tyler peace being there for the kid, since he wasn't there during the death of his own son, a bit of closure. So we know about this kid from Tyler's perspective, making us enter his role and asking our-self "what would I do in this situation?"
@@rahulmallah8306 oh no actually bollywoods got some great movies. Chupak, thapad, uri, the sky is pink, mardanni 1 and 2, gully boy, misson mangal, super 30, just to name a few lol
6 Original Avengers after Endgame: Chris Hemsworth : MIB International and Extraction Scarlett Johansson : Marriage story and Jojo rabbit Chris Evans : Knives out Mark Ruffalo : Dark waters Robert Downey Jr : Dolittle 😂 Jeremy Renner : Arctic dogs 🤣
6.8/10 as a bangladeshi. Cause the bangla accent they used were immersion breaking. we never talk like that 😂😂 I expected better from the avengers directors.
Totally agree. Makes me even more disappointed with Six Underground. The camera work and editing on that movie was really bad. Michael Bay, who made The Island which was shot really well, really messed up with 6 underground. Way too choppy.
Never understood why Chris Hemsworth was not used for Jack Reacher, with his height and the shape he was in to portray Thor, plus he can at least act reasonably well (good enough) I think he would be a solid choice and is approaching the correct physical size for the Reacher character.
I don't think that Tom Cruise did a bad job at all with Reacher. And You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who believed otherwise. While Tom didn't match the book Jack, less than %2 of the theater going audience even knew the books existed (myself included) and Tom Cruise put his all into that portrayal. And it worked. The first film was VERY solid and entertaining. The second film...failed the actor. The script was too poor for them to go to print with and they did it anyway. BUT, if the studios wanted to reboot the Reacher movies (which in this day and age wouldn't be unheard of) Chris wouldn't be a bad casting choice as long as they don't wait until he's too old to play the part. At least, he would do well physically. But I wouldn't expect him to hold a candle to Tom's..........intensity on screen. There are very few actors who can sell what Tom sells when he looks into the camera.
@@samueltheprideofafrikarobi9319 don't get me wrong. I love everything Tom Cruise! He and Will Smith are my two favorite childhood actors(surprisingly, I'm not a scientologist) but I think that physique-wise Hemsworth would be a great Reacher but as a fan of the books no one would be able to properly portray Reacher very well. In the author own words, Jack Reacher's stoicism and intellect are close to what a high spectrum autistic person would be. The author hasn't ruled out that may be the case. I think any actor would be hard pressed to portray that effectively.
@@sensei_akisame1181 True. Finding someone who is both massive who can act is a tall order. As usually, society will reward you well enough for only doing one or the other.(Let alone being able to act as an intellectual. I mean, did ANYBODY believe Hemsworth as a hacker in Blackhat?) But, if I were to throw my hat in the ring for a more book accurate Reacher, I would go with Dave Bautista. A lot of people seem to sleep on him as an actor, but he's got more in him than I think people realize. There's no doubt that his physicality is on par with someone like The Rock, but with the right direction, toned down and played lightly, he can be a pretty convincing "smart guy" as was showcased ever so briefly in his small part in Blade Runner 2049. He just needs to cultivate that pert of his acting repertoire to grow beyond his "big guy" persona.
Well, Bourne movies were pretty much the first movies to bring awesome close quarter hand to hand action scenes in movies. Even Mission Impossible 4 had some of those moments. John Wick took what they started and perfected it.
The fighting choreography strongly reminiscent of the 'John Wick' films but the camerawork seems more inspired by 'The Raid' films and a bit of 'Upgrade'.
The fighting choreography is only reminiscent of John Wick when you’re not familiar with a lot of fighting styles. Not the same at all. John mainly used BJJ with elements of Kali. Those are the only 2 he’s used. Tyler used mainly Krav Maga and Muay Thai, with Sambo and Professional Wrestling.
The action setpieces were astounding. The story is familiar, but let's be honest you don't expect an exceptional story from an action flick. The acting was to point too. I mean they didn't have a huge emotional spectrum to portray, but then again it wasn't really required. Randeep Hooda stood out for me, man has got real talent to make it to the big leagues.
@@SUPERSTARSUDEEP see fallout had the benefit of being a part of a franchise so it already had backstory and exposition in previous movies. None of the cast were given any background about who they are right? Because you saw it in previous movies. If you pick any good action movie of the past decade you'd realise all of them kept the story simple and focused on tight action sequences. For example, John wick, The raid , Mad Max fury road, a few I can think of as of now.
@@anishsingh3072 it's Just that you don't watch enough movies mate. There are action movies in the last decade which have good stories. Kingsman 1, Edge of tomorrow, Baby driver, Hanna and also it's been over 2 decades since the first Mission impossible came out, the fact that they gave their best yet with zero cgi, real stunts unlike extraction is an achievement. They could just come out with some shitty movie with ass CGI, it'd make more money than extraction ever could but the fact that they stuck with quality is awesome to see
@@MentalHealthMondays411 well i'm from dhaka and no they didn't use local actors. They were trying to pull off an east bengali accent while actually being west bengalis. Also their acting was super cartoonish lmao.
This movie was pretty decent, Chris Hemsworth does a good job in the leading role, he more or less is 1 of those characters who lets his actions do the talking rather than his depth (or lack there of in this case) and he does the part well for what it requires, the biggest plus is without a doubt the action, holy shit, the action in this movie is incredible, every time the bullets started flying or people started punching each other it was remarkable, like this is probably the best hand the hand fighting I’ve seen in a movie since The Raid, it is absolutely jaw dropping, speaking of The Raid it also plays a part in determining how much you’re probably gonna enjoy this movie, if you’re ok with having the action be the thing that’s really carrying a movie while every other element is paper thin you’ll probably have a really good time with Extraction, and initially that’s how I thought I was gonna feel about it, but there’s a point in the middle of this movie where it slows down for a while and due to the bare bones character development it was hard to latch onto anything during that portion, they just give Chris Hemsworth that cliche “Guy has flashbacks to his wife and kid every once in a while” stuff, but something I kept thinking about every since I got into the middle of the movie were 2 things I think could’ve made it better, trimming the runtime and giving it more of a breakneck pace, if this movie was only like an hour and a half as opposed to 2 hours that would’ve allow them to just have a quick non nonsense action movie, like The Raid, that just goes from point A to point B without having to waste its time with it’s super basic characters, you can have a movie that lets the action carry it as opposed to the characters as long as you have the right pacing and runtime, which I don’t think this movie really does, but still, I had a decent enough time with this movie, Chris Hemsworth was good, the action is amazing, I don’t see it as a movie I’d go out of my way to watch again but if I had a friend or family member that wanted me to sit down and watch it with them or something like that I wouldn’t be opposed to giving it another watch. 6/10
Ben McDonald The scenes that are more emotional for me, would be when Saju was beaten up, but the first thing he did in the hotel room was to call his wife and son, he knew he couldn’t catch up to Tyler so he was waiting for death. When the kid talked about him feeling everyone was treating him like a possession but not a person When Tyler stop caring about the ten million cash, and fought his friend to save the boy. Because that is when he stop treating the kid like a possession. And I feel for the kid because that is probably the first real father moment he have. When Saju got killed distracting the mercenaries from the kid. When Tyler stayed behind to stop the mercenaries from catching the kid, but got killed. So this movie is pretty well written. I feel if the Netflix label is gone and it premiered it would be a blockbuster, it got enough characterisation for most main character, even the crimelord have the scene where he chuck kids off buildings to get them to confess, the stuff he said afterward shine some light on his life. I really like it, for a 65 million dollar budget film, they do seem to be able to use every penny to it’s worth. 6/10 would be a little harsh, if marvel endgame is a 10/10, I would rate this 8/10. It would be one heck of a solo film
Victor Ma The meaning of the numbers on my rating system is a little different, especially because 2 of them mean the same thing just in slightly different context, here’s what they mean 10/10 and 9/10- Awesome, 1 of the best movies of the year, they just both mean awesome because even if I love a movie I’m not someone who hands perfect 10/10 scores out like candy, in fact the only movies on my best of the year list that have the 10/10 rating are usually just my top 2 or 3 8/10- Great- A step above good but still underneath awesome, they’re like the runners up when it comes to my favorites of the year, and if I haven’t seen 10 movies that got 9/10 or 10/10 ratings they’d be next in line 7/10- Good, a solid movie that I’d buy on Blu Ray and watch multiple times 6/10- Ok, a decent enough movie that I wouldn’t buy on blu ray but if I was eating lunch and looking for something to watch while I did it and I saw 1 of those movies I’d be fine with having it on, and if someone asked me to go see it with them I would, put simply, nothing I’d go out of my way to watch again but something I’d gladly watch if it was put down in front of me 5/10- Ok, nothing particularly painful to sit through but something I wouldn’t be interested in watching again, and if it came on tv or something I’d be like “Nah” and change the channel 4/10- Bad, not 1 of the worst movies of the year or anything but not good nonetheless, and something I’d abject to watching again 3/10- Really Bad, basically the negative version of the 8/10, the runner up when it comes to worst of the year. 2/10, 1/10, 0/10- Terrible, the absolute worst movies of the year, and similar to the 10/10 and 9/10 they share the same meaning because I don’t just slap a 0 on every movie on my worst of the year list, the higher/lower number really depends on how many redeeming qualities the movie has
Check out the new tv-series,by Gareth Evans of The Raid,called "Gangs of London". It´s like Peaky Blinders,but in modern times,with The Raid style fights.
This was a really good movie and not just because of the action. There was lots of foreshadowing and character tie ins. There weren’t any wasted characters. I was surprised.
He is terrible with accents though, and James Bond is meant to be a suave English man with a posher British accent. I can't see Hemsworth being able to do that.
might actually be too muscular for the role. james bond more of a quick and agile guy. Compare daniel craig or Bronson body to Chris... just wouldnt work. doesn't really have the face for it either
He truly is! I mean he's done Men in Black: International, Ghostbusters, The Huntsman: Winter's War, Red Dawn, Cabin in the Woods and so on! The guy is one of the best actors out there LMAO xD *sarcasm* C'mon! hahaha
I think he’s a great supporting character in comedies (Vacation and Ghostbusters) and in these action movies that don’t need much character development like this. He’s quite charming in real life tho
Randeep Hooda was awesome as Saju. What a total bad-ass. Plus the camera moves and the way they filmed the action was so damn cool and dynamic. It was nice to hear Chris's Aussie accent for a change too.
John wick truly streamlined it though, sure Raid is amazing but not a lot of people know about it, John wick made mainstream action movies good again because it was mainstream
Hey Jeremy if you’re interested in doing more requests for movie reviews I wouldn’t mind seeing you talk about the other two Cornetto movies (Shaun of the Dead & Hot Fuzz)
Literally only known for thor. My whole fam who really are aware of general hollywood celebs who are recognized for brilliant acting and know several movies from them were like isn't this the avengers guy? Ofcourse.
I was really surprised, when I saw that the director of Extraction was a small part actor on Avengers:Endgame. (The Asgard truck driver). You could really connect the dots there.
Brian Jones Yeah, You are right. For some odd reason, I made the connection of the director being in Endgame, before realising that Joe Russo even wrote the Screenplay
A lot of people seem to really like this movie. I love it, I've watched it 3 times since it dropped. The action is some of the best I have ever seen. I notice new little things every time I've watched it. While they may be small, they add to the emotional core of the film.
Loved it. Hemsworth was a great protagonist but the support was fantastic too. Obviously Randeep Hooda, David Harbour and Rudhraksh Jaiswal as Ovi. I really loved Golshifteh Farahani as Nik Khan - the killing in the toilet near the end was perfect, sublimely cold blooded. The director was sitting on the bonnet of a following car to capture some of the car chase shots. Dedicated stuff.
@@jaga9394 The movie that comment most immediately reminded me of was Rambo 4. Holy shit was that movie violent. Before Rambo showed up the bad guys were literally picking up babies and hurling them into flaming buildings.
@@jaga9394 you need to watch Korean movies. And yes south indian movies (even mainstream ones) DO kill children except they dont do it on screen like Korean movies.
I had zero expectations coming into this one, no idea about the backstory behind it all (based on a comic written by the Russo's! Who knew?), and a lot of people kinda making a joke that it wouldn't have been as popular if it hadn't come out right as the world shut down. But I was honestly impressed! That first fight scene when he's extracting the kid is straight-up bonkers, and the gunplay was super-Wickian - like in the last gum battle when he pins a guy to the ground with the barrel of his gun while he reloads it? Total Wick move. I didn't even have a clue that David Harbour was even in this one, it was one of those Red Skull in Endgame moments. So in summary, I agree with everything you said 😁
the 11 minute long take was amazing, i was actually scared of Tyler when the police were walking through the apartment, and we had no idea where Tyler was, i was just like "This policeman needs to get out if he knows whats best for him"
The action scenes and the amazing camera work blew my mind. Well done to the whole cast. An amazing action movie to watch and the only good thing during this quarantine.
Jeremy Pretty much nailed this. It’s a decent fun action movie that offers you some great moments but could have been a bit shorter. Rock Solid movie that anyone who likes action movies can enjoy
I liked how the Indian scenes were perfectly balanced colloquial Hinglish. Not Hindi / Not English. And I liked how the Bangla scenes were mostly Bangla, no English. These minor details are usually wrong in these sorts of films.
As a British/Bangladeshi I'm so proud this movie has put Bangladesh on the map. Hopefully more films will be set in Bangladesh and actors from there get roles in Hollywood films.
Most of the people comparing it with John wick... Well for me its like WWE vs MMA... In wwe there are cool moves more entertaining but in mma its raw fight and I like both... Like that John wick has more clean and cool moves but extraction feel like more real fight and raw.
Hey, Jeremy. I just wanted to say that i'm following you for almost a decade since your Karate Kid review (might as well be 10). And i'm really glad i found you. Your reviews never lost touch, you always stayed grounded and still are having real good fun. Everyone can see that. I feel that way at least. Your videos never lost quality and obviously - even when you make it sound like you're doing most of them on a whim - they always come out great ! Keep your work ethic, quality and just stay the way you are ! Thank you for all those years in movie history !
@@Noble713 based on the physicality and Special services employed by the Oz armed forces, I'm guessing Tyler was Aussie SAS, the build, muscle memory, fighting style and weapon manipulation Hemsworth employs in the movie are more akin to SAS than marines. Wick certainly presents himself as a marine, which is in line with Keanu's more lithe physique and rapid fighting style. Where Wick moves quickly and kills with almost surgical efficiency, Rake seems to move and hit more slowly but far more brutally, his hits landed with quite a bit more impact. I like seeing any special forces utilised in movies, but so many seem to use "marines" as a catch all for unstoppable badasses.
Which aspect of movies do you know, lighting and cinema photography, direction and writing, editing and setting up a scene or were you spouting out generalities because you understand a reference to a popular movie? In that case and standards shouldn't we all know movies? 😆
Just watched this today with my wife. Obviously took a lot of inspiration from John wick. But holy shit was the action good. The “one shot” scenes were really well done and the fight scene from the clip you showed really really stand out as the best action scenes of the year so far. Considering all of the theaters being closed it was damn refreshing to watch a solid action movie.
No alcohol necessary (except you might want to drink a beer during the ten minute scene where Hemsworth takes a break from killing henchmen to bond with the kid).
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"When everyone's special, no one is."
Syndrome is proud
Actually dash says it first if I remember correctly
But thanks anyway was looking for this comment
Super
@@coolrock321 Actually I think Dash said it first - Dash said it when he was getting picked up by his mom, so shit hadn't gone down yet. Syndrome said it to Mr Incredible when he's got the whole family in that energy prison thing.
@@ColinFox I don't think Dash says those exact words but says something towards the same point. I'll have to watch the movie again.
@@pjsmith97 The mom says "everyone is special" to which Dash replies "which is another way of saying no one is"
I loved the Indian guy he was badass gavve Chris a run for his money in the movie
He is a really good actor here in India. Underrated too.
Randeep hooda
That was the point, to make it appealing for the Indian audience.
@@sevensmith460 well isnt making chris so badass was the point to grab the attention of west
western people??
Curb your hypocrisy brother
Rishab Chouhan he wasn’t trying to make a point of anything, it’s just the movie is meant to be appealing to western and eastern audiences, and they were both good in it
The dude chasing Thor was a much better “terminator” than the dark fate guy
The dudes name is Randeep Hooda
Randeep Hooda ❤️
The hotel bathroom scene totally made me think of Terminator 😀
I loved the terminator scene, where he fixed his broken nose
He is one BMF looking guy but in Movie I am not impressed in extraction.
The Terminator guy was awesome. Real match for Chris Hemsworth. Wish his role had more meat.
His name is Randeep Hooda. Great guy, great actor. Damn underrated here.
Randeep Hooda was super scary.
He was a beast! I was sad when he got aced!
How was that
Best line in movie- “We just got attacked from the Goonies from hell”.
wolflarson71 “we’re in the smelliest sewer in the world”.
Ryan Muller yea re-watch it
Yeah he got me in that part. Also for some reason I thought it was super funny when he was beating the crap out of the kids.
@@rafaelalodio5116 And that slap at the end was hilarious.
No, the b*tch slap and p*ss off was the best line for me.
Reason why it looked a lot like John Wick is because director is Sam Hargrave, stuntman and camera operator of Atomic Blonde, John Wick, Deadpool 2 etc. He works with John Wick directors Chad Stahelski and David Leitch. He has a great future ahead of him 🖒
The Bosnian Dragon in my opinion it looks better than John Wick
@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodca9576 Extraction hand to hand fights are more realistic since Krav Maga and wrestling is used. John uses a lot of Jiu Jitsu and it may come off as too flashy. Tyler just breaks people structurally
He's good! He knows how to shoot good action sequences. The hand to hand combat felt and looked brutal. Loved it.
He's also Chris Evans Captain America stunt double
@Jerry L. no it isn't. It just means he's really enthusiastic about this sort of thing and has done his research on what goes on behind the scenes for the various movies referenced.
“Extraction”
“Extra” “Action”
Mind blown.
never noticed that!
Nice catch
😱
Kunal Tanwar The action in this movie was so damn good.
That hand to hand combat scene was giving me Batman warehouse vibes from Batman V Superman. So brutal and intense, i loved every moment of it!
It was a lot of fun. Hemsworth needs to do more action movies.
All he does is action movies lol
You do know mcu movies are action movies, right?
@@jmjimvas0 He means none cgi crapfests
@@jmjimvas0 CGI garbage, that's what they are.
@@chriswyatt9869 well, he should do more!
Chris Hemsworth has the potential to be a great action hero like Arnold Schwarzenegger. He has charisma and muscles. I want to see him smash terrorists, commandos predators etc
He does one liners well but does not have Arnold's iconic accent.
Wise Guy4U And the fact that Arnold is just unironically funny at times, and can just throw one liners without trying. Chris Hemsworth is great, but the cheesy awesome action one liners just aren’t there.
@@DarkSpartanFTW Yes, I was going to write like what you said but don't like typing on the phone.
Wise Guy4U Ironic, considering I typed that on my phone
I feel he just makes bad choices, this was a decent film but most of his stuff outside of Marvel is pretty bad.
This is how you shoot action...very impressive stuff. That Indian guy was badass!!
TonyGMichael Bangladesh don’t ever confuse Indian and Bangladesh
Jtorin Snikpmot someones angry
@@User-cf3mj He was Indian
@@User-cf3mj he is an Indian Actor 😂
Also he was used badly in this film😂
He is one of the most talented actors we have in bollywood.
Randeep Hooda ❤️
He's a method actor. Surprised to see him in an action role actually. He did well with what he got, but he's way better than the character he played.
I was keeping a tally of how many people Chris Hemsworth killed in this movie. It's been 2 days and I'm still trying to add it up. Pretty sure he killed their entire police force.
🤣🤣
And at least half of the military, ffs...
the terminator guy killed some
The scenes that are more emotional for me, would be when Saju was beaten up, but the first thing he did in the hotel room was to call his wife and son, he knew he couldn’t catch up to Tyler so he was waiting for death.
When the kid talked about him feeling everyone was treating him like a possession but not a person
When Tyler stop caring about the ten million cash, and fought his friend to save the boy. Because that is when he stop treating the kid like a possession. And I feel for the kid because that is probably the first real father moment he have.
When Saju got killed distracting the mercenaries from the kid.
When Tyler stayed behind to stop the mercenaries from catching the kid, but got killed.
So this movie is pretty well written. I feel if the Netflix label is gone and it premiered it would be a blockbuster
I also like how they ended the film the way it started, the main character reflecting on his life underwater, and it also foreshadows Tyler’s death when his fall into water and his dead body sunk in the water.
If it’s true that a stunt man directed the movie, that dude did his homework
@Ebiegberi Adonkie In the original script he was dead, but the audience was splitted if he should die or not, so they made a ending with a blurry portrait of a dude to leave the film open for discussion. Was it an imagination? or was he really there? you decide.
@Ebiegberi Adonkie it happened at first blood too. They originally was suppose to kill off Rambo, but test audiences didn't like the ending so they kept him alive
It’s one of those movies that I wish was available on other things
I just love how the name "John Wick" became an stereotype. I love it
@John Redcorn ok John
It redefined action movies as a whole and gave us a new breed entirely of action in films. It’s just something to say now “the choreography was similar to JW”. I guess Jason Bourne was that the decade before with usage of the shaker cam technique which is really outdated and not satisfying at all.
@@Lite727 the problem with shaky cam was they never did it right.
When the Bourne movies did it they did it to create emersion and but never used it to hide the fight scene and it was done perfectly but every other movie just used it to hide the fight or scenes in general and that's why no one like it.
But Hollywood never understood that so they eventually moved on to something am glad to say is better.
Yes bro
@@shadowphoenix1696 casino royal did it well
*Spoiler:* I thoroughly enjoyed it as an action movies with a simple premise. Some felt it would have been better with more backstory on the kid. I agreed with their analysis until I saw the movie myself. This kid was just a package for Tyler, so we got to know the kid through Tyler's eyes, seeing when he no longer saw the kid as just a package. We see the kid dislikes the fact that his father kills people and reflects on the suffering of the victim's family in the aftermath, showing empathy for others, unlike his father, He seems to be kind, caring and well versed, based on his comment on drowning . He said his father sees him as a thing, not a person. And despite the fact that his father doesn't like his piano playing, he does it anyway. So he is his own person. Also he is smart enough to fully understand the situation he is in and how this situation would normally play out, no begging or pleading, a strong character, unwilling to bend to the ill will of others. So we see he is someone who most-likely will not turn out like his father and worth saving. Also it gave Tyler peace being there for the kid, since he wasn't there during the death of his own son, a bit of closure. So we know about this kid from Tyler's perspective, making us enter his role and asking our-self "what would I do in this situation?"
Look at the final seconds of the movie when the kid looks at a guy beside the pool wearing a red bandana
@@erikramaekers63 Yes, I noticed that silhouette as well. Not clear enough to be sure though.
I like that the teenager wasn't annoying. He was sensitive without being a wimp and he wasn't trying to act like he knew everything
I was rooting for Saju the whole time during the movie. He was badass!
That terminator is Randeep Hooda. One of the most underrated actor in india.
Thank you for that!
Don't usually see indian comments here
I love his reviews.
@@rahulmallah8306 oh no actually bollywoods got some great movies. Chupak, thapad, uri, the sky is pink, mardanni 1 and 2, gully boy, misson mangal, super 30, just to name a few lol
@@lokendrasinghjodha2587 me toooo
At this point, Jeremy should just let his hair grow so he can cosplay Joker.
He would already do a good job with some of the best versions of Joker.
He would make a great joker
Do you mean wolverine?
i’m seeing wolverine. 🧐
Nah fuck joker wolverine
This movie is Chris Hemsworth's John Wick. Some proper oldschool over the top one man army action.
Chris hemsworth is the new action star! The fight scenes are brutal! He seriously needs to do more action films!
6 Original Avengers after Endgame:
Chris Hemsworth : MIB International and Extraction
Scarlett Johansson : Marriage story and Jojo rabbit
Chris Evans : Knives out
Mark Ruffalo : Dark waters
Robert Downey Jr : Dolittle 😂
Jeremy Renner : Arctic dogs 🤣
Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans lead by a landslide IMO
Lmao outside of the MCU apart from ScarJo are terrible lol
You can really see who are actually good actors and who were just riding a bandwagon of shitty MCU movies
Mark Ruffalo always leads....like he had Oscar movies before and he will after too
@@mg523712 you mean terrific right ?
She literally was nominated for Oscars for her performance
That dude is Randeep hooda, brilliant Bollywood actor
@rob max fuck CCP
@rob max mate.. What's CCP...??
Mohamed Mubeen the Chinese Communist Party
@@noon2230 ohhh.. But why suddenly these guys are talking about this CCP party...??
Mohamed Mubeen not sure but I agree with them. Fuck the CCP
It’s honestly quite refreshing to see an extremely well shot R rated action film. This film is definitely a solid 7.6/10
6.8/10 as a bangladeshi.
Cause the bangla accent they used were immersion breaking.
we never talk like that 😂😂
I expected better from the avengers directors.
The fight scene is good. The typical plot of a kid extraction or protection from bad people is typical garbage.
Totally agree. Makes me even more disappointed with Six Underground. The camera work and editing on that movie was really bad. Michael Bay, who made The Island which was shot really well, really messed up with 6 underground. Way too choppy.
@@Adam-gh4re 6 Underground was a little too much. I had fun with it.
I’d give it a 9 or 10, perfect movie for me
Never understood why Chris Hemsworth was not used for Jack Reacher, with his height and the shape he was in to portray Thor, plus he can at least act reasonably well (good enough) I think he would be a solid choice and is approaching the correct physical size for the Reacher character.
Morry 10 instead we get 5’5 or whatever Tom Cruise. Yikes!!
Truth
I don't think that Tom Cruise did a bad job at all with Reacher. And You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who believed otherwise. While Tom didn't match the book Jack, less than %2 of the theater going audience even knew the books existed (myself included) and Tom Cruise put his all into that portrayal. And it worked. The first film was VERY solid and entertaining. The second film...failed the actor. The script was too poor for them to go to print with and they did it anyway. BUT, if the studios wanted to reboot the Reacher movies (which in this day and age wouldn't be unheard of) Chris wouldn't be a bad casting choice as long as they don't wait until he's too old to play the part. At least, he would do well physically. But I wouldn't expect him to hold a candle to Tom's..........intensity on screen. There are very few actors who can sell what Tom sells when he looks into the camera.
@@samueltheprideofafrikarobi9319 don't get me wrong. I love everything Tom Cruise! He and Will Smith are my two favorite childhood actors(surprisingly, I'm not a scientologist) but I think that physique-wise Hemsworth would be a great Reacher but as a fan of the books no one would be able to properly portray Reacher very well. In the author own words, Jack Reacher's stoicism and intellect are close to what a high spectrum autistic person would be. The author hasn't ruled out that may be the case. I think any actor would be hard pressed to portray that effectively.
@@sensei_akisame1181 True. Finding someone who is both massive who can act is a tall order. As usually, society will reward you well enough for only doing one or the other.(Let alone being able to act as an intellectual. I mean, did ANYBODY believe Hemsworth as a hacker in Blackhat?) But, if I were to throw my hat in the ring for a more book accurate Reacher, I would go with Dave Bautista. A lot of people seem to sleep on him as an actor, but he's got more in him than I think people realize. There's no doubt that his physicality is on par with someone like The Rock, but with the right direction, toned down and played lightly, he can be a pretty convincing "smart guy" as was showcased ever so briefly in his small part in Blade Runner 2049. He just needs to cultivate that pert of his acting repertoire to grow beyond his "big guy" persona.
Jeremy Jahns : thank John Wick movies for making movies like this
meanwhile Gareth Evans and The raid standing on the rain in despressing manner
sad Raid noises
Weak PR
Well, Bourne movies were pretty much the first movies to bring awesome close quarter hand to hand action scenes in movies. Even Mission Impossible 4 had some of those moments. John Wick took what they started and perfected it.
Haha. I still cannot buy Bourne fights. Only Mission Impossible 7 bathroom fight can put up with John Wick fight. Hahahaha.
@@szewei85 watch the raid dude
The fighting choreography strongly reminiscent of the 'John Wick' films but the camerawork seems more inspired by 'The Raid' films and a bit of 'Upgrade'.
The fighting choreography is only reminiscent of John Wick when you’re not familiar with a lot of fighting styles. Not the same at all. John mainly used BJJ with elements of Kali. Those are the only 2 he’s used. Tyler used mainly Krav Maga and Muay Thai, with Sambo and Professional Wrestling.
@@mesiiahe7350 The gunfights are definitely John Wick inspired though.
Upgrade is great imo, great film good ass action
The action setpieces were astounding. The story is familiar, but let's be honest you don't expect an exceptional story from an action flick. The acting was to point too. I mean they didn't have a huge emotional spectrum to portray, but then again it wasn't really required. Randeep Hooda stood out for me, man has got real talent to make it to the big leagues.
Yes we don't expect stories from action flicks but we love when they have them. MI: Fallout for example
@@SUPERSTARSUDEEP see fallout had the benefit of being a part of a franchise so it already had backstory and exposition in previous movies. None of the cast were given any background about who they are right? Because you saw it in previous movies. If you pick any good action movie of the past decade you'd realise all of them kept the story simple and focused on tight action sequences. For example, John wick, The raid , Mad Max fury road, a few I can think of as of now.
@@anishsingh3072 it's Just that you don't watch enough movies mate. There are action movies in the last decade which have good stories. Kingsman 1, Edge of tomorrow, Baby driver, Hanna and also it's been over 2 decades since the first Mission impossible came out, the fact that they gave their best yet with zero cgi, real stunts unlike extraction is an achievement. They could just come out with some shitty movie with ass CGI, it'd make more money than extraction ever could but the fact that they stuck with quality is awesome to see
Spoiler Alert: When Chris was overwhelmed by baddies, he summons Mjollnir.
Jeremy: you need to see the Raid and it’s sequel
Sequel was actually better than the first. I Love those movies.
Dayonetheone agree
Jeremy has said he liked Linkin Park, and Mike Shinoda scored that whole movie, so that's another reason he should see The Raid.
They are the greatest action movies ever made
Raid Shadow Legends?
Proud to say, the movie was shot in my city. Ahmedabad, India. Chris Hemsworth was pretty cool to meet fans in the middle of the road.
That's nothing to be proud about.
Do you know if they used local actors for the other roles? Everyone was great for the roles they had for the type of movie it was.
@Jainil Patel you're an odd man
Amazing to know. God your city is gorgeous from above, but that sewer scene was rough. Stay safe.
@@MentalHealthMondays411 well i'm from dhaka and no they didn't use local actors. They were trying to pull off an east bengali accent while actually being west bengalis. Also their acting was super cartoonish lmao.
This movie was pretty decent, Chris Hemsworth does a good job in the leading role, he more or less is 1 of those characters who lets his actions do the talking rather than his depth (or lack there of in this case) and he does the part well for what it requires, the biggest plus is without a doubt the action, holy shit, the action in this movie is incredible, every time the bullets started flying or people started punching each other it was remarkable, like this is probably the best hand the hand fighting I’ve seen in a movie since The Raid, it is absolutely jaw dropping, speaking of The Raid it also plays a part in determining how much you’re probably gonna enjoy this movie, if you’re ok with having the action be the thing that’s really carrying a movie while every other element is paper thin you’ll probably have a really good time with Extraction, and initially that’s how I thought I was gonna feel about it, but there’s a point in the middle of this movie where it slows down for a while and due to the bare bones character development it was hard to latch onto anything during that portion, they just give Chris Hemsworth that cliche “Guy has flashbacks to his wife and kid every once in a while” stuff, but something I kept thinking about every since I got into the middle of the movie were 2 things I think could’ve made it better, trimming the runtime and giving it more of a breakneck pace, if this movie was only like an hour and a half as opposed to 2 hours that would’ve allow them to just have a quick non nonsense action movie, like The Raid, that just goes from point A to point B without having to waste its time with it’s super basic characters, you can have a movie that lets the action carry it as opposed to the characters as long as you have the right pacing and runtime, which I don’t think this movie really does, but still, I had a decent enough time with this movie, Chris Hemsworth was good, the action is amazing, I don’t see it as a movie I’d go out of my way to watch again but if I had a friend or family member that wanted me to sit down and watch it with them or something like that I wouldn’t be opposed to giving it another watch. 6/10
Ben McDonald The scenes that are more emotional for me, would be when Saju was beaten up, but the first thing he did in the hotel room was to call his wife and son, he knew he couldn’t catch up to Tyler so he was waiting for death.
When the kid talked about him feeling everyone was treating him like a possession but not a person
When Tyler stop caring about the ten million cash, and fought his friend to save the boy. Because that is when he stop treating the kid like a possession. And I feel for the kid because that is probably the first real father moment he have.
When Saju got killed distracting the mercenaries from the kid.
When Tyler stayed behind to stop the mercenaries from catching the kid, but got killed.
So this movie is pretty well written. I feel if the Netflix label is gone and it premiered it would be a blockbuster, it got enough characterisation for most main character, even the crimelord have the scene where he chuck kids off buildings to get them to confess, the stuff he said afterward shine some light on his life. I really like it, for a 65 million dollar budget film, they do seem to be able to use every penny to it’s worth.
6/10 would be a little harsh, if marvel endgame is a 10/10, I would rate this 8/10. It would be one heck of a solo film
Victor Ma
The meaning of the numbers on my rating system is a little different, especially because 2 of them mean the same thing just in slightly different context, here’s what they mean
10/10 and 9/10- Awesome, 1 of the best movies of the year, they just both mean awesome because even if I love a movie I’m not someone who hands perfect 10/10 scores out like candy, in fact the only movies on my best of the year list that have the 10/10 rating are usually just my top 2 or 3
8/10- Great- A step above good but still underneath awesome, they’re like the runners up when it comes to my favorites of the year, and if I haven’t seen 10 movies that got 9/10 or 10/10 ratings they’d be next in line
7/10- Good, a solid movie that I’d buy on Blu Ray and watch multiple times
6/10- Ok, a decent enough movie that I wouldn’t buy on blu ray but if I was eating lunch and looking for something to watch while I did it and I saw 1 of those movies I’d be fine with having it on, and if someone asked me to go see it with them I would, put simply, nothing I’d go out of my way to watch again but something I’d gladly watch if it was put down in front of me
5/10- Ok, nothing particularly painful to sit through but something I wouldn’t be interested in watching again, and if it came on tv or something I’d be like “Nah” and change the channel
4/10- Bad, not 1 of the worst movies of the year or anything but not good nonetheless, and something I’d abject to watching again
3/10- Really Bad, basically the negative version of the 8/10, the runner up when it comes to worst of the year.
2/10, 1/10, 0/10- Terrible, the absolute worst movies of the year, and similar to the 10/10 and 9/10 they share the same meaning because I don’t just slap a 0 on every movie on my worst of the year list, the higher/lower number really depends on how many redeeming qualities the movie has
This movie is like: What happens when you give thor guns instead of Hammer or axe
Cool...
"When everyone's special, nobody is."
Jeremy Jahns.
Syndrome from the incredibles
@@vigneshshenoy2653 Actually Dash said it first. :)
🤯
Syndrome
@@ColinFox did he though?
Randeep Hooda reminded me of Banderas in Assassins. Thoroughly enjoyed the film
FYI: *EXTRACTION* is based on a comic called “Ciudad” by Joe and Anthony Russo with Ande Parks.
"That Dude" is Randeep Hooda and he is a very good Indian actor, you should check out his level of dedication and acting versatility in "Sarabjit".
Just realised you never watched The Raid and The Raid 2.
That movie always underrated.
@@waddefaq4325 not really known maybe, but not underrated everybody who saw it loved it
Waiting for the 3rd but the director may not continue the series
Check out the new tv-series,by Gareth Evans of The Raid,called "Gangs of London".
It´s like Peaky Blinders,but in modern times,with The Raid style fights.
Are you saying this even close to raid and raid 2, if it is I am watching it now
The terminator guy you talking about is Randeep Hooda. He is like Matthew Mcconaughey of Indian cinema. He is so good.
He is real randeep hooda not like any Matthew
@@shishirsrivastava7307 people outside of his region don't know who he is so comparing him to another familiar actor is helpful.
He so isn't
@chemicalhorror "Sehi, Sehi, Sehi"
Wow I thought I was the only person who noticed he looks like an Indian version of Matthew McConaughey
This was a really good movie and not just because of the action. There was lots of foreshadowing and character tie ins. There weren’t any wasted characters. I was surprised.
Yeah until you realise like 200+ people died so 1 druglord's kid could go swimming.
After seeing this movie and how well Hemsworth can actually act; I’m convinced he’d be a great James Bond
I'd much rather see Henry Cavill
He is terrible with accents though, and James Bond is meant to be a suave English man with a posher British accent. I can't see Hemsworth being able to do that.
Alicia Day Sean Connery...?
@@Scroob69 If you want Cavil as Bond just watch The Man from U.N.C.L.E lol
might actually be too muscular for the role. james bond more of a quick and agile guy. Compare daniel craig or Bronson body to Chris... just wouldnt work. doesn't really have the face for it either
Chris hemsworth is actually a good actor outside of marvel movies
He truly is! I mean he's done Men in Black: International, Ghostbusters, The Huntsman: Winter's War, Red Dawn, Cabin in the Woods and so on! The guy is one of the best actors out there LMAO xD *sarcasm* C'mon! hahaha
@@nithorias9622 One of the best actors? you serious? I love the guy as Thor, but come on.
I think he’s a great supporting character in comedies (Vacation and Ghostbusters) and in these action movies that don’t need much character development like this. He’s quite charming in real life tho
@@hiiamhi.23 🙁He was being sarcastic😐
@@hiiamhi.23 You do know what sarcasm is right, ffs look at that list I made, those are very shitty movies LOL
The terminator was Randeep Hooda an extremely talented actor from india glad you noticed
Yes I scremed that when he said Terminator.
His ark was shit.
He didn't wanted to pay the mercenaries and atlast he gave the boy to the mercenaries. People just got killed for no reason.
@@mahamudulhasan5824 I honestly didn't think they had enough money to pay the mercs
@@quintondorsey7362
So how the boy got back to home,without paying?
I was really confused at the ending.
@Jainil Patel if you'd improve your spellings before understanding acting it would be a lot better
If you wanna see Chris Hemsworth swing a guy to break another guy's neck then boy do I have the movie for you...
Apparently you don't. Since you haven't even mentioned it.
That's... Dude. That's the point. It's this movie.
@@satnav1980 wow you’re not that bright huh?
Randeep Hooda was awesome as Saju. What a total bad-ass. Plus the camera moves and the way they filmed the action was so damn cool and dynamic. It was nice to hear Chris's Aussie accent for a change too.
1:32
Captain America: "I understood that reference"
Tyler Rake
He lives up to his "namesake."
BRAD!!!!
I'm completely ok with making Tyler Rake a franchise. This movie was pretty awesome. Even better after my second viewing.
John Wick didn’t make action movies like this, The Raid did.
The raid is exactly what I thought when I watched this
How do you feel for inspiring his newest review
John wick truly streamlined it though, sure Raid is amazing but not a lot of people know about it, John wick made mainstream action movies good again because it was mainstream
i guess you'll have a surprise today :D:D checkout his latest video
here here!
That terminator guy is Randeep Hooda. He's a Indian actor and that too a great one. This is the first time he is in an all-out action movie
Loved him in the movie
I hope this gives him opportunities to be in bigger movies. The man is clearly super talented. He stole the show in the parts he was in.
I wanted to see Tyler Rake vs John Wick.
that would just end up being a drinking game between them because they would probably just mutual respect for each other
Baba Yaga
John wick still win
Let see Tyler kill people with a pencil then we’ll talk but for now Baba Yaga all the way
@@BDY98 He didn't though, did you see the ending?
One of the best action movies Netflix has released.
It truly is my #1 when it comes to Netflix exclusives
That terminator guy is Randeep hooda one of the most underrated Bollywood actor supremely talented He was perfect for this role
Hey Jeremy if you’re interested in doing more requests for movie reviews I wouldn’t mind seeing you talk about the other two Cornetto movies (Shaun of the Dead & Hot Fuzz)
he needs to
@@sharilshahed6106 he's already seen them tho
True, that'd be a good video. It should be a quick and easy review for him though, since he's probably seen them already.
This was Chris Heimsworth’s hybrid of John Wick & Mortal Kombat. This s*** was brutal.
All of the episodes aren’t out yet, but Defending Jacob has been really good so far! Even if you don’t review it you should check it out
The Terminator is Randeep Hooda... He's a great actor. Please watch a lot of his movies. You'll need subtitles though.
Wrong! A Terminator will ask for clothes, boots and a motorcycle in an Austrian accent. If you are lucky he may ask "Please".
@@RoodeMenon I'll be back
Hollywood has been pushing Chris Hemsworth's so hard. I guess he finally made it through.
Nah
Nah
Literally only known for thor. My whole fam who really are aware of general hollywood celebs who are recognized for brilliant acting and know several movies from them were like isn't this the avengers guy? Ofcourse.
Yah.
All avengers characters are gold right now.
You should watch: The Raid: Redemption and The Raid 2: Berandal
"How do these Avengers actors choose their outside projects"
Me: Were you not paying attention when the credits rolled Jeremy?😏
I was really surprised, when I saw that the director of Extraction was a small part actor on Avengers:Endgame. (The Asgard truck driver). You could really connect the dots there.
@@axxxtLP I mean the entire thing was a Russo brothers project, so it was pretty obvious why it happened and who was involved. :)
Brian Jones Yeah, You are right. For some odd reason, I made the connection of the director being in Endgame, before realising that Joe Russo even wrote the Screenplay
What are the possibilities of you watching Star Wars Clone Wars and reviewing the new season stuff?
Bad Batch: 8/10
Stupid Spice Stealing Sisters: 4/10
Siege of Mandalore: 10/10
@@brooksdanielgary Siege of Mandalore - 1000000000/10
Daniel B Trippin i skipped that weak ass story line and started watching the season again on episode 10
@@swolbrohamlincoln9659 then you missed important character development for Ahsoka showing why she regained faith in being a Jedi.
KotorFan3231 idgaf bout that i wanted to get to the good stuff, seige of mandalor and see all the pieces fall into place for the end 🤷🏽♂️
The only character I care about in the movie is Saju, the Indian guy that fights like crazy
He's a fine actor. Portrayed variety of roles in Bollywood
He is kind of like the Cristian Bale of India
That's Randeep hooda he is underrated but the movies he did he gave his best
amrit prusty umm not really
@@amritprusty6097 that would be vikram
A lot of people seem to really like this movie. I love it, I've watched it 3 times since it dropped. The action is some of the best I have ever seen. I notice new little things every time I've watched it. While they may be small, they add to the emotional core of the film.
Loved it. Hemsworth was a great protagonist but the support was fantastic too. Obviously Randeep Hooda, David Harbour and Rudhraksh Jaiswal as Ovi. I really loved Golshifteh Farahani as Nik Khan - the killing in the toilet near the end was perfect, sublimely cold blooded. The director was sitting on the bonnet of a following car to capture some of the car chase shots. Dedicated stuff.
Jeremy: What are you watching during the quarantine?
Chris: I dunno. What are you watching during the quarantine?
Always... They are secretly best friends 🤣
Lol
The Terminator is Randeep Hooda, Jeremy. Great actor. Extraction is sm mythic shit, no doubt.
I watched Extraction solely to drool over Chris Hemsworth and was delighted by videogame-esque action as a bonus.
Every time I finish a new movie, I check your channel just so I can watch your reviews.
That scene when the guy takes the kid and chucks him off the building 😂😂😂😂
Well in South Indian movies there would be more violence that that I guess....at least in some of them.
@@rayray2528 killing a kid on screen. That's a taboo for any movie made anywhere. Very rarely movies break that rule.
@@jaga9394 The movie that comment most immediately reminded me of was Rambo 4. Holy shit was that movie violent. Before Rambo showed up the bad guys were literally picking up babies and hurling them into flaming buildings.
@@jaga9394 you need to watch Korean movies. And yes south indian movies (even mainstream ones) DO kill children except they dont do it on screen like Korean movies.
Damn good action film. Camera work and fights were on point.
the thing i love about this new movie that there are so manny emotions at the end
I love your energy man, I've seen your videos before but this one made me subscribe 😂😂😂😂😂
That scene with the throwing of the kid was a “wow” factor, very satisfied 👍🏽.
Apart from Chris
I loved that terminator guy ( Randeep Hooda )
I had zero expectations coming into this one, no idea about the backstory behind it all (based on a comic written by the Russo's! Who knew?), and a lot of people kinda making a joke that it wouldn't have been as popular if it hadn't come out right as the world shut down. But I was honestly impressed! That first fight scene when he's extracting the kid is straight-up bonkers, and the gunplay was super-Wickian - like in the last gum battle when he pins a guy to the ground with the barrel of his gun while he reloads it? Total Wick move. I didn't even have a clue that David Harbour was even in this one, it was one of those Red Skull in Endgame moments.
So in summary, I agree with everything you said 😁
the 11 minute long take was amazing, i was actually scared of Tyler when the police were walking through the apartment, and we had no idea where Tyler was, i was just like "This policeman needs to get out if he knows whats best for him"
It's kinda weird to me when Jeremy from ten years ago comes in and gives his rating.
Could you do The Man from Earth movie review? It's really underrated.
Yup, it's really really good
TOTALLY!
An under the radar gem
I was just about to write this exact same comment! 😀
I am intrigued.....
no. it is a pretentious piece of shit movie. and the ending is so bad that it is funny
The action scenes and the amazing camera work blew my mind. Well done to the whole cast. An amazing action movie to watch and the only good thing during this quarantine.
The camera work on the car chase scene was amazing.
Would you kindly do a bioshock infinite spoiler review
It's about time
yeessssssssssss pleeeeeeassseeee
Adrian Simoniti Glad I am not alone
@@gundam0083113 no you aren't, it is abbbbbout timeeee
What a throwback
This movie was great. In this time, felt like a movie in theatres finally
Jeremy Pretty much nailed this. It’s a decent fun action movie that offers you some great moments but could have been a bit shorter.
Rock Solid movie that anyone who likes action movies can enjoy
I liked how the Indian scenes were perfectly balanced colloquial Hinglish. Not Hindi / Not English. And I liked how the Bangla scenes were mostly Bangla, no English. These minor details are usually wrong in these sorts of films.
John Wick made shootouts more exciting!
The Raid made fight scenes more badass!
Movies are learning! 👐
Cool video
As a British/Bangladeshi I'm so proud this movie has put Bangladesh on the map. Hopefully more films will be set in Bangladesh and actors from there get roles in Hollywood films.
Most of the people comparing it with John wick... Well for me its like WWE vs MMA... In wwe there are cool moves more entertaining but in mma its raw fight and I like both... Like that John wick has more clean and cool moves but extraction feel like more real fight and raw.
Have you seen The Raid Redemption? Or the sequel? I will flip if review them, the action might be the best action ever put to film in my opinion!
Hey, Jeremy. I just wanted to say that i'm following you for almost a decade since your Karate Kid review (might as well be 10). And i'm really glad i found you. Your reviews never lost touch, you always stayed grounded and still are having real good fun. Everyone can see that. I feel that way at least. Your videos never lost quality and obviously - even when you make it sound like you're doing most of them on a whim - they always come out great ! Keep your work ethic, quality and just stay the way you are ! Thank you for all those years in movie history !
I like him because we're almost the same age, and he grew up watching R rated films, unlike the wimpy children of today
Hes literally just John wick if he was a marine, his fighting style is John wick but brutal and heavy and I love it
Little known fact: in John Wick's back story, he's also a Marine.
@@Noble713 based on the physicality and Special services employed by the Oz armed forces, I'm guessing Tyler was Aussie SAS, the build, muscle memory, fighting style and weapon manipulation Hemsworth employs in the movie are more akin to SAS than marines.
Wick certainly presents himself as a marine, which is in line with Keanu's more lithe physique and rapid fighting style.
Where Wick moves quickly and kills with almost surgical efficiency, Rake seems to move and hit more slowly but far more brutally, his hits landed with quite a bit more impact.
I like seeing any special forces utilised in movies, but so many seem to use "marines" as a catch all for unstoppable badasses.
Chris Hemsworth needs to be Jack Reacher
1:32
That was a reference to 'The Incredibles'.
Yeah. I know movies.
Guess it’s time for me rewatch The Incredibles
Which aspect of movies do you know, lighting and cinema photography, direction and writing, editing and setting up a scene or were you spouting out generalities because you understand a reference to a popular movie? In that case and standards shouldn't we all know movies? 😆
This is the first time Jeremy uploaded his review for a movie I was currently watching
JJ my man! Another quality review! I’ll definitely check it out!
Hemsworth is amazing in military movies. 12 strong is one of the best movies out there and this one is really good too
2 reviews in a space of a few hours wow.Jeremy be honest we are keeping you sane during this lockdown
You gonna do a bioshock infinite spoiler review now that no new films are releasing?
Just watched this today with my wife. Obviously took a lot of inspiration from John wick. But holy shit was the action good. The “one shot” scenes were really well done and the fight scene from the clip you showed really really stand out as the best action scenes of the year so far. Considering all of the theaters being closed it was damn refreshing to watch a solid action movie.
No alcohol necessary (except you might want to drink a beer during the ten minute scene where Hemsworth takes a break from killing henchmen to bond with the kid).
I literally just finished watching it. Ps that was Chris' real son in the flashback on the beach
I knew it! I was just thinking he looks a lot like chris