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Extraction

  • 2013
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 46m
IMDb RATING
4.6/10
1.3K
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Sean Astin, Danny Glover, and Vinnie Jones in Extraction (2013)
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A US Black Ops team is sent to a Chechen underground prison to get 'the brain of terrorism' for intel. It doesn't go as planned.A US Black Ops team is sent to a Chechen underground prison to get 'the brain of terrorism' for intel. It doesn't go as planned.A US Black Ops team is sent to a Chechen underground prison to get 'the brain of terrorism' for intel. It doesn't go as planned.

  • Director
    • Tony Giglio
  • Writer
    • Tony Giglio
  • Stars
    • Jon Foo
    • Falk Hentschel
    • Vinnie Jones
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.6/10
    1.3K
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    • Director
      • Tony Giglio
    • Writer
      • Tony Giglio
    • Stars
      • Jon Foo
      • Falk Hentschel
      • Vinnie Jones
    • 21User reviews
    • 11Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Jon Foo
    Jon Foo
    • Mercy
    Falk Hentschel
    Falk Hentschel
    • Martin
    Vinnie Jones
    Vinnie Jones
    • Ivan Rudovsky
    Joanne Kelly
    Joanne Kelly
    • Natalie Meyers
    Sean Astin
    Sean Astin
    • Kyle Black
    Danny Glover
    Danny Glover
    • Harding
    Adam Croasdell
    Adam Croasdell
    • Alexi Vodanova
    Branden Morgan
    Branden Morgan
    • J.R. Wilkes
    • (as Branden R. Morgan)
    Adam Tsekhman
    Adam Tsekhman
    • Bogdan
    Maximilian Osinski
    Maximilian Osinski
    • Lev
    Ben Jenkin
    Ben Jenkin
    • Scar
    • (as Ben Jenkins)
    Spencer Garrett
    Spencer Garrett
    • The Man in Black
    Paul Duke
    Paul Duke
    • Kong
    Brandy Grace
    • Brothel Beauty
    Jef Groff
    Jef Groff
    • Langdon Miller
    Chad Guerrero
    Chad Guerrero
    • Benny Rap
    Nick Plantico
    Nick Plantico
    • Yuri
    Jeffrey Leaf
    Jeffrey Leaf
    • Jesus Cruz
    • (as Jeff Leaf)
    • Director
      • Tony Giglio
    • Writer
      • Tony Giglio
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    User reviews21

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    Sweet_and_Lowdown77

    a fun action film with some nice twists

    Extraction was an entertaining action film that was just fun. It has a serious plot but the film never takes it self too seriously. All the actors do a great job. Sean Astin, Danny Glover and Vinnie Jones all do their thing. But it was the unknown stars of the film that really stole the show. I didn't know who Jon Foo or Falk Hentschel was before this. But I do now. Foo is a beast. And Falk has the looks and acting chops to be a breakout star. I just saw he's also in the new Nolan- produced Johnny Depp film TRANSCENDENCE.

    The tone of the film starts out serious, but ever so naturally, the film lightens its mood and becomes wonderfully comedic. It, however, never strays from the action nor does it forget it's plot. Some nice story twists and turns keep you guessing.

    I gave it 9 out of 10. Very fun solid piece. The first film I ever watched on Crackle. I'll watch more from now on. I'll also be on the lookout for more Foo and Hentschel.
    6chuck-231

    Surprisingly Good

    While this was clearly not a big-budget, blockbuster, mega-action, summer-release, slug fest, it was a surprisingly good movie. Relative newcomer Jon Foo gives a veteran performance with an excellent display of his martial arts skills and better-than-workman-like acting skills. Sean Astin and Danny Glover have some unfortunately somewhat two-dimensional roles, but Joanne Kelly, who it's nice to see is still finding work after Warehouse 13, brings a Myka Bering-esque likability to her role. For me, the lowest point in this movie is the tiresome Vinnie Jones. If you're not familiar with his work, just watch this movie and you'll have a pretty good handle on it. (yawn) Meanwhile, the story itself is not totally far-fetched and the fight choreography and special effects are definitely up to snuff. All-in-all, it's a good, Saturday afternoon, nothing else to do way to spend an hour and 45 minutes.
    5TeeRodFL

    Made for TV - But not terrible

    I don't know what possessed these folks to present this fairly well acted flick as a pilot but they did. In spite of the very awkward sound track (TV music) and commercial dead space, the plot and acting kept me going.

    I was please that the language was respectful (probably a result of future TV airing) of potential small fry viewers.

    As for the plot, well not insane or anything and not, well I will let you decide that.

    Right now it's a 5.2 rating, I think that's right on the money.

    The opening seen has a guy in a brothel with a hooker on him and that's it for any nudity waste up in the very dark room 10 seconds probably. I would rate it a very weak PG-13 otherwise.

    Saturday afternoon, cheap theater
    10pinheadmother77

    Action the way it should be.

    I have seen action on screen in all its forms. Whether it was Bruce Willis fighting Germans in a building or Steven Seagal killing rouge Navy Mercenaries on a boat, I've seen it. However for the past few years, aside from legendary actioneers like Stallone or Schwarzenegger keeping the genre alive, action film have gone really downhill. It is a category of film making that has almost disappeared entirely because of guys like Peter Berg and Louis Leterrier, who instead of having quality actors doing real stunts in places other people wouldn't think possible, they place pretty boys like Jamie Foxx and Sam Worthington into lackluster scenarios and just let their doubles do the work while they capture the "action" with the most annoyingly shaky camera work in order to make the action more "realistic." Ironically enough however, in reality, its all BS. Now in comes Tony Giglio, writer and director of the amazingly underrated 2005 action thriller Chaos, with his new film Extraction, a old-school die hard action film that pulls no punches, literately. The fight sequences make guys like Jason Bourne look too liberal. It is hard to believe a film that was shot in 18 days and made on only a million dollars could come out this good and deliver action as rock solid as this. With almost no CGI and some of the greatest martial art scenes ever filmed, fans of the right kind of action movies will dig Extraction. With cool performances by Vinnie Jones and Jon Foo, this is Die Hard meets Delta Force meets the Raid: Redemption. In summation folks, why Tony Giglio isn't directing Expendables 3, I'll never know.
    1MondoX41

    Worse than expected

    I was not expecting any Oscar performance from this movie, but there was nothing good about this movie, other than the appearance of Danny Glover. I watched the movie thinking there was going to be some decent action, and fighting scenes, but I was disappointed. The fighting scenes looked like the B-version of a WWE fight. It was easy to see that the fighters were slowing down for each other during attacks, waiting for the opponent to counter-attack. Most of the times, the strikes not making contact with their target were clearly visible. At least try to fool your audience a little bit, I am not sure how much it costs to cut, and edit fighting scenes, but do it for one fight.

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      No stunt doubles were used. All of the actors had to perform all of their own stunts, including fights.

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    • Release date
      • September 5, 2013 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official site
      • Crackle
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • 獄戰
    • Filming locations
      • Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Sony Pictures Television
      • Ranger 7 Films
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      • $1,100,000 (estimated)
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 46m(106 min)
    • Color
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