Chris Hemsworth teased the sequel to his action hit “Extraction,” as part of Netflix’s TUDUM fan event Saturday, and the follow-up seems to be just as violent and intense as the original.
“Extraction” remains one of the most widely watched and successful films in Netflix’s history. The streamer last July revealed that the Hemsworth film topped a list of its most popular original movies, being viewed by 99 million households in its first four weeks and beating out other popular hits like “Bird Box” and “Spenser Confidential.”
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The teaser begins where the original left off, Tyler Rake plunging into the river from the bridge, after being shot in the neck. Tyler Rake has held his breath and his bleeding neck for survival. "Tyler, you drown not by falling into the river," Mahajan says in voiceover, "but by staying submerged in it." Then with using all he's got, he launches himself to the surface! More, please!
The official synopsis reads, "In 2020, the world met a new hero: Tyler Rake (Chris Hemsworth), a fearless black market mercenary who embarks on the deadliest mission of his career. But what seems lost ...can still be extracted." Directed by Sam Hargrave, this action-packed, edge-of-your-seat franchise is produced by Joe and Anthony Russo, the visionary directors of Avengers: Endgame.
For Extraction 2, Sam Hargrave wanted to go above and beyond for the action scenes. "We talked about that extensively. Truthfully, I always walk around my house or walk around town looking for ways to do something fun or different with action. I kind of think as if there's a camera behind my eyes all the time like, 'What would be an interesting way capture this?', 'Oh, that'd be cool.' So I'm always cataloguing and trying to get different, fun ways to capture action and different action set pieces that would be great. Joe and I talked a lot about that, pitched some ideas, bounced them around, and I'm just excited for the challenge."
Chris Hemsworth kept us updated on his progress to get in the ultimate shape for the role. Clearly he's not messing around.
