It wasn't really one shot, it cuts every time the camera goes moves very fast, or it cuts every time the camera is very close to something. The director merged the scene and it looks like it's in one take. That's why I like the director. Timestamps : 0:16 0:37 (Not sure, but it seems like the perfect time to do a cut.) 0:53 1:04 1:45 (Barely see it.) 1:15 1:51 (You can see the cut perfectly if you have good eyes) 1:56
Developer Vaelkarr Dude obviously. That is how long one takes work. Most film cameras can only roll for 7 min max. The skill in camera work come from being able to make it appear as a one take. It’s not like 1917 was filmed in one shot.
@@hilo4167 "That one shot take" clearly means that he didn't know about the cut. Just because they didn't say it, doesn't mean that they always know it.
This movie may have the most exemplary action scenes in recent memory. Cover is taken, Bullet counts matter, body armor does something and the choreography is still sublimely coordinated. The points being hit are roughly similar to John Wick but far more chaotic - very fitting for a combat scenario.
Well I only see surprisingly, overly, completely dumb "special forces" that come out of camera without any logical criteria. First one doesnt check room on the left, then the other 2 where in a corner not covering using the angle at all and aiming FORWARD, with a 3rd showing without absolutely doing anything and a 4th one coming f*** melee. No, its not good at all, I can understand people enjoy it but if movie directors knew a little of how fireguns work things would be very very different.
@@alegp97 It's not meant to be realistic but more like semi- realistic. I get your complaint but it doesn't apply here where the movie is clearly a modern day One man army type of movie, it's not trying to be a based on true war story movie.
1:34 I love the detail of the officer grabbing the pistol slide, causing an incomplete feed. After realizing that the gun hasn't been fully cycled, he clears the weapon with 1 hand. Very impressive choreography
Completely overshadowed by the fact that if you're shot in a ballistic vest you're not getting up and fighting INSTANTLY, especially if you're shot 3 times at point blank in the same spot. Maybe after 30 seconds to a minute you can get up and try do something but you'll be in extreme pain.
@@gunner1022 No it wasn't. He looked at the gun, noticed the stoppage and then used the pistol as a blunt object to punch the guy in front of him. He then racked the slide off his kit and shot the second guy to the right. At no time did he eject a mag, seat and mag, rack the action....that process would have taken much longer, especially since he didn't have the use of both hands.
@@TheeYellowDart Correct. The stoppage happened because the guy Tyler was fighting grabbed onto his Glock and the Glock was unable to chamber a new round when he fired it. After Tyler noticed this he just had to rack the slide back off of his kit. Also, if you count the rounds Tyler fires it is 18. It doesn't look like Tyler is using extended magazines and a Glock 17 holds 17 rounds in the magazine plus 1 more in the chamber if he performed a combat reload. I couldn't tell if he went slide lock after the 18th shot was fired though.
@@doge-ch2fj he likely survived. In the end he did the meditation just like Tyler's meditation, Ovi and Tyler didn't talk about the meditation plus in the end, you'll see a guy wearing hat and jacket looking at Ovi. Idk but Tyler's jumping looks like a foreshadowing of him jumping at the bridge.
What i love is how you don't hear any music playing in the background like a lot of other active films. This creates much more of a suspenseful and realistic experience for the viewer.
Wow, I finally understand what happened starting 1:34. Bear with me if you want to read some gun nerd talk: 1. At 1:34, because Chris's gun was discharged while the bad guy was gripping the barrel and slide, there's a good chance Chris's glock suffered some kind of malfunction. In this case, we do see an empty casing getting ejected without the slide locking back when bad guy is gripping Chris's gun. This is likely a failure to feed (FTF) malfunction, meaning the slide was prevented from fully stripping another round from the magazine (tends to happen when something is physically interfering the recoil but fully pushing the slide back). 2. At 1:35, Chris does a manual inspection to check the status of his gun (you can clearly see him looking at the ejection port). This is because he likely intended to do a double-tap at 1:34 but the gun only went off once, which immediately told him something was wrong. 3. Upon confirming the slide did not lock back (which would have indicated an empty magazine and need for a emergency reload) nor could he visually confirm a type 3 malfunction (double feed, in which the slide would be partially pulled back revealing two rounds attempting to chamber), he pistol punches the other assailant at 1:36 since his firearm is not operable at that moment. 4. Now that he's bought himself some time at 1:38, Chris performs a tap-rack drill to return his glock to an operable condition. Since his support hand is preoccupied holding the first assailant, he "taps" the base of his glock against his plate carrier and then at 1:39 uses the glock's rear sight and a spare magazine on his plate carrier as leverage to rack his handgun. This manually strips a round from the magazine inside his handgun to render his glock operable again. 5. At 1:39 with the glock back in operable condition, bang bang. Not a maneuver that is ever taught in tactical schools but an excellently filmed scene nonetheless.
Nice breakdown. Although the FTF was purely from the assailant holding the slide and not the barrel. When he racks the slider against his chest rig, we see an empty casing fly out of the chamber.
Very impressive noticing skills! But do keep in mind that the soldiers (the ones Tyler is killing) are not "Bad Guys". They are just soldiers following the orders of their commander who is working for the Villain.
Honestly I think it’s because the shots were coming from behind, not as much because the vest. When Chris Hemsworth figured danger was coming from the front he had the kid behind him even with the body protection. Not like he’s gonna have the kid lead the charge just because a portion of the kid’s body is covered lol
This is so anti-Hollywood I love it. A long take with no snap cuts, nothing superhuman, or infinite ammo that ignores body armor, and no background music. Kept me on my toes the whole way through.
No Infinite ammo? do you even know how many rounds a pistol have with standard magazine scale? he shot as many that goes well above and beyond what how many rounds a magazine have
@@DHell-n8i it seems to me that he's shooting with a Glock-17 or a type of Glock at least, which typically holds around 18-24 rounds in the magazine as base which is totally realistic as he shoots less than that count before dropping the pistol for the second pistol he got from the officer. Seems like it's in check and realistic
@@DHell-n8i Yup counted and it's 22 shots before dropping the pistol, as I said depending on the model glocks can hold up to 24 rounds base and after 22 shots he dropped the pistol for another one which seems like %100 realistic to me
@@waserdert6259 the glock-17 doesn't hold 18 rounds it holds 17 rounds and he is well above that, there's no mag for 17 that holds more than 17 rounds unless it is a extended mag In this scene he didn't drop the gun at all, he shot more than 17 rounds without a extended mag which is not realistic at all.
@@DHell-n8i I'm unsure about the gun model but it's definitely a glock, could be anything from the glock family tree AND in that family some glocks can hold well above 20 rounds, and around at 1:34 he's switching to a pistol he gets from the officer he's killing. I'm pretty sure it's realistic at this point, might not be a glock 17 but it's a glock and it could hold more than 20+
I wouldn't say improved i would just say a more natural version, like everyone's instincts but tell you the truth the fighting in John Wick is a bit more realistic because those movies people get tired and exhausted within almost every moment and they haft to constantly keep trying to win the fight instead automatically getting it like in real life
John Wick's action camera scenes for me are slow and steady, this one (Extraction) can be fast paced but no shaky cams so its quite a different type of John Wick
1:00 the accuracy of that box throw had me laughing I just finished the movie about 5 minutes ago When this scene happened, I couldn't stop laughing, I rewound that moment 6 times just to get the laughs out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I loved how Chris incorporated shooting from retention while holding his opponents at a distance. It kept them from grabbing his gun, and he was able to get shots off.
@@brandonbrown6356 You know the scene in the river at the beginning? He was ablr to hold his breath there, did the same at the end, but the shot in the neck I do not know for sure. But he is alive.
*Rush* from 2013 (underrated and excellent movie) & *Bad Times at The El Royale* from 2018, has Chris best performances till date, if I may add from Marvel my favorite scene of Thor is in *Infinity War,* The conversation Thor had with Rocket (on spaceship pod) about some of the people he has lost, when he shed a tear, was a wonderful performance, you could see soo many emotions on his face, it's subtle but soo amazing, because it's at that moment that you really feel his pain..... But I do think he gave a good performace in this movie (Extraction), it's just that the 2 movies I mention above where more character driven, he had more material to showcase his acting chops. Sorry for my english.
1:00 the accuracy of that box throw had me laughing I just finished the movie about 5 minutes ago When this scene happened, I couldn't stop laughing, I rewound that moment 6 times just to get the laughs out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@j.1759 The story it just fine, it's called as "Extraction" so the whole plot revolved around that ... I think it's fine, otherwise the story would be overcomplicated ... sometimes these simple story's are better, atleast for me ...Like Venom 1, the story and everything was simple but I enjoyed it
This works so well for a lot of reasons, but one of my favorites being that he's basing his moment to moment strategy around wherever the kid is. Simple objective: Protect the kid. Simple storytelling that boosts the oner into being excellent.
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@@waltersobchak7039 Resident Evil. Leon is the long-haired guy that knows how to use a pistol, and Chris is the short-haired guy who likes to use rifles and whatnot.
At the end I always thought he did a reload off his plate carrier. But I rewatched it at .25 speed and when the guy grabs his slide and he shoots it just puts the gun out of battery. So he just tap and racks it off his plate carrier. You can even see the spent shell fly out. Nice touch.
I also remember reading that guns aren't allowed to be used for films, even with blanks. So they're all non functioning and the muzzle flash, action movement and shells were all added in after. Can't remember where I saw that though and whether it's credible. I'll have to look for it now
Lilly Rose it’s a bit of a trope but it does look really nice. Also if there wasn’t a pandemic, the amount of people visiting India would be through the roof I think it makes the country look a lot more appealing to visit with the filter apart from the man gunning down officers obviously.
The Ausie John Wick. Hemsworth should definitely be in more action films like this. And a personal note, this scene and the one where he fought Saju solidified the karambit as one of my favorite combat knives
They have their place if you know how to properly use them. I've always been partial to push daggers as well. I keep a shivworks push dagger on my belt, and a fixed blade on my kit(Gerber Strongarm or an Esee 4)
I somehow feel Chris Hemsworth should have been in the Strike Back series alongside Sullivan Stapleton and Philip Winchester. The tactics and firefight techniques are simply dope.
@@roguelead72 I see your point. It makes sense; the only possible role Chris could have landed wouldn't have been suitable to the series. It would seem so strange if he pulled out a hammer everytime there's a contact.
I love fight scenes with less cuts or all in one shot. Because you never know where the enemies are or when the hero is going to save their friends when in danger
It makes me happy seeing action movies become more realistic bringing actual real world tactics in. John wick did a good job but I think this is a step up
@@mr.everwind5225 not entirely the scenarios or sone of the things that happen, but as far as the martial arts and weapon handling it is very realistic
@@goldenghost2676 weapon handling according to what i saw through discussion forums in JW movies, is more hollywood, than realistic. terminal list has much more realistic handling with the c-clamp, or holding the weapons under the barrel, not sideways. actually, system CAR was first displayed in splinter cell games, way before JW was out. it looks cool, but i don´t think any army in real life is using CAR, but c-clamp or holding the weapon by the grip. JW looks like a game, played by someone who plays it with aimbot and easy difficulty. Nothing realistic about that, or about suit that can safe you from bullets, or the scene with suppressors at the metro, people would hear it easily.
Love how he is shooting at the enemy's body armour and using the force generated from it to create distance between him and them then utilizing the opportunity in the fight 👌
AlienTitiMilk And also the final shootout in Gemini Man, where Will Smith also told Mary Winstead to shoot on the head twice since the enemies were also wearing ballistic masks
The SWAT guys in black are supposed to be Rapid Action Battalion or RAB, the elite force of the Bangladesh law enforcement. Hence the Bengali writing “এলিট” on their vest, which says “Elite”. These were the same guys that stomped out the ISIS sleeper cells in the capital and is still battling Communist, pirates and other terror faction insurgents in the Sundarbans and in the rural areas of the country. To be selected for RAB you have to be a veteran police officer, and/or retired military. And their training is one of the most intense. I guess all that training and experience still couldn’t stop the mighty Thor.
Thank God we are finally getting away from the 300 camera cuts per minute way of filming and going to one takes like this. It's so much better and it looks truly amazing
If your talking about the off the vest racking of the slide. It wasn't a reload. His gun is grabbed by one of the cops, not letting it cycle. The shot goes off, but the slide doesn't come back to extract the spent casing and load in a new round. He looks at the gun to help asses the problem. He racks the slide to clear the malfunction. Either way I think this little detail makes this part of the scene even more badass. What's more in this part of the scene he uses 18 bullets which is what a glock 17 can hold assuming he reloaded earlier while ovi was running away, and the gun wasn't empty.
@@idontwaitfor420 Correct, the grab caused the jam, leaving the shell in the chamber, needs to be cleared before it can be fired again. Chris did it in the first fight scene in the apartment as well
The entire passage is exceptional. What's enjoyable is that Chris Hemsworth is like a boxer : you can feel his strength. Additionally, the camera is very close to the actors, enhancing this physical impact. Regarding the debate between John Wick and Extraction, Firstly, John Wick clearly influenced Extraction thanks to "gun-fu." However, this whole sequence isn't strictly "gun-fu," which typically involves gunfights at a distance. In this sequence, the enemies are close due to the environment pushing them to be close. In John Wick, enemies approach him despite firearms, which might not be very consistent, but in the end, the sequences are highly entertaining. Secondly, this sequence can be compared to the nunchaku sequence in John Wick 4, where John Wick uses both firearms and close-quarters combat due to the environment pushing them to be close. As for who is better between John Wick and Extraction. In terms of action scenes, both are on par. This sequence and the train chase scene in Extraction 2 are among the best action scenes ever made. The John Wick franchise has many iconic action sequences: the knife fight scene in the third film was incredible, the Continental sequence in the fourth was exceptional, the high-angle view sequence in the fourth was also incredible ... I would say that John Wick's true strength compared to the Extraction films lies in the story. The John Wick films have a better storyline. - The first had the compelling story of John Wick ready to wage war to avenge his dog. - The second had the iconic excommunication scene at the end. Ironically, it might be the best scene in the film despite having incredible action sequences. - The third had a great story with the High Table seeking revenge on John Wick's associates and the final sequence where John Wick and the Bowery King form an alliance. - The fourth had the thrilling duel at the end. John Wick has its own universe and mythology. Extraction, in my opinion, lacks a very engaging story.
I love the way they do quiet in this movie. Sound tracks are really good for a movie, but I enjoyed the raw sounds of all the movements and gunshots with the absence of music.
0:54 is a cut, 1:05 is a cut, 1:16 is a cut, 1:56 is a cut. I hate when people think a one-shot is filmed in one go. It's not. It's a series of cuts blended together to MAKE one cut, with the breaks disguised by going through doorways or having something cross the camera, blurring turn of the camera etc.
That one shot take was very impressive...Chris Hemsworth needs more movies like this
It wasn't really one shot, it cuts every time the camera goes moves very fast, or it cuts every time the camera is very close to something. The director merged the scene and it looks like it's in one take. That's why I like the director.
Timestamps :
0:16
0:37 (Not sure, but it seems like the perfect time to do a cut.)
0:53
1:04
1:45 (Barely see it.)
1:15
1:51 (You can see the cut perfectly if you have good eyes)
1:56
Developer Vaelkarr Dude obviously. That is how long one takes work. Most film cameras can only roll for 7 min max. The skill in camera work come from being able to make it appear as a one take. It’s not like 1917 was filmed in one shot.
@@waltersobchak7039 I was explaining to him because he didn't know. Maybe don't reply.
@@proceusmoment He didn't write that he didn't know so........
@@hilo4167 "That one shot take" clearly means that he didn't know about the cut. Just because they didn't say it, doesn't mean that they always know it.
This entire scene made me think that Chris Hemsworth is suited to play as Captain Price in the Modern Warfare universe.
I totally agree. Tom hardy could play ghost. And Tom holland could be Roach. I’m not sure about Soap though. Your thoughts?
He's soap 1000%
@@John-uy4jx keanu reeves as ghost, hemsworth as price, tom hardy as soap 👀
@@TheGannonKM ....you're putting tom hardy not as Price?? You watched Inception? Attacking the snow base at the end
@@timberwolf27 where does hemsworth go lol
I like how combat in films is slowly getting more and more realistic.
One take scenes make it so much better.
Bruh, have you seen indian movies?
It isn't getting realistic, it's getting "tacticool".
@@hostilewt6407 getting headshot and still alive?? 😂
@@normanhaiqal6765 Unfortunately for you, him surviving was realism, him dying would've been unrealistic. He had armour.
This movie may have the most exemplary action scenes in recent memory. Cover is taken, Bullet counts matter, body armor does something and the choreography is still sublimely coordinated.
The points being hit are roughly similar to John Wick but far more chaotic - very fitting for a combat scenario.
Well I only see surprisingly, overly, completely dumb "special forces" that come out of camera without any logical criteria. First one doesnt check room on the left, then the other 2 where in a corner not covering using the angle at all and aiming FORWARD, with a 3rd showing without absolutely doing anything and a 4th one coming f*** melee.
No, its not good at all, I can understand people enjoy it but if movie directors knew a little of how fireguns work things would be very very different.
@@alegp97 bad take
@@alegp97 you seem to be one of those people that always need something to complain about even if you have to go out of your way to do it.
@@alegp97 It's not meant to be realistic but more like semi- realistic. I get your complaint but it doesn't apply here where the movie is clearly a modern day One man army type of movie, it's not trying to be a based on true war story movie.
No one has mentioned the lack of recoil yet
1:34 I love the detail of the officer grabbing the pistol slide, causing an incomplete feed. After realizing that the gun hasn't been fully cycled, he clears the weapon with 1 hand. Very impressive choreography
that's actually really cool. I love how you can see that moment is the most replayed part of the video too lol.
Completely overshadowed by the fact that if you're shot in a ballistic vest you're not getting up and fighting INSTANTLY, especially if you're shot 3 times at point blank in the same spot. Maybe after 30 seconds to a minute you can get up and try do something but you'll be in extreme pain.
@@FFRS110 adrenaline can do that to you man, especially if it isn’t soft armor, you won’t feel the 9mm as much
@@FFRS110 like the other guy said, adrenaline
@@seanwallcroft6272 at point blank is at least a couple broken ribs and a punctured lung you’re not getting up
That reload off the belt was smooth asf I loved this movie
Wasn't reload his gun jammed so he cocked it still smooth asf tho.
It was sexy. It did look like a reload but his gun jammed.
It was a reload
@@gunner1022 No it wasn't. He looked at the gun, noticed the stoppage and then used the pistol as a blunt object to punch the guy in front of him. He then racked the slide off his kit and shot the second guy to the right. At no time did he eject a mag, seat and mag, rack the action....that process would have taken much longer, especially since he didn't have the use of both hands.
@@TheeYellowDart Correct. The stoppage happened because the guy Tyler was fighting grabbed onto his Glock and the Glock was unable to chamber a new round when he fired it. After Tyler noticed this he just had to rack the slide back off of his kit. Also, if you count the rounds Tyler fires it is 18. It doesn't look like Tyler is using extended magazines and a Glock 17 holds 17 rounds in the magazine plus 1 more in the chamber if he performed a combat reload. I couldn't tell if he went slide lock after the 18th shot was fired though.
A follower of John Wick's style of fighting
Gunfu.
anjel ching it’s actually a Russian fighting style. Very cool to see used
They went to the same teacher
@@HueboMoment I thought it was "Center Axis Relock" aka "CAR" for short, created by Paul Castle, who was American.
You know, just because a fight scene isn't shit, doesn't mean its john wick.
anjel ching john wick didnt invent anything
Finally netflix has created their own John Wick
Tbh i would like to see metflix to do a whole movie triology on this to bad they killed tyler which is impossible now
@@doge-ch2fj he likely survived. In the end he did the meditation just like Tyler's meditation, Ovi and Tyler didn't talk about the meditation plus in the end, you'll see a guy wearing hat and jacket looking at Ovi. Idk but Tyler's jumping looks like a foreshadowing of him jumping at the bridge.
It would be a close match between those two
@@NMFILMPRODUCTIONS it's a fucking shitty film.
Art Bermejo it’s not THAT bad lol
What i love is how you don't hear any music playing in the background like a lot of other active films. This creates much more of a suspenseful and realistic experience for the viewer.
Oh yeah you're right! That's why I was so satisfied with all the sounds of guns and punches.
Wow, I finally understand what happened starting 1:34. Bear with me if you want to read some gun nerd talk:
1. At 1:34, because Chris's gun was discharged while the bad guy was gripping the barrel and slide, there's a good chance Chris's glock suffered some kind of malfunction. In this case, we do see an empty casing getting ejected without the slide locking back when bad guy is gripping Chris's gun. This is likely a failure to feed (FTF) malfunction, meaning the slide was prevented from fully stripping another round from the magazine (tends to happen when something is physically interfering the recoil but fully pushing the slide back).
2. At 1:35, Chris does a manual inspection to check the status of his gun (you can clearly see him looking at the ejection port). This is because he likely intended to do a double-tap at 1:34 but the gun only went off once, which immediately told him something was wrong.
3. Upon confirming the slide did not lock back (which would have indicated an empty magazine and need for a emergency reload) nor could he visually confirm a type 3 malfunction (double feed, in which the slide would be partially pulled back revealing two rounds attempting to chamber), he pistol punches the other assailant at 1:36 since his firearm is not operable at that moment.
4. Now that he's bought himself some time at 1:38, Chris performs a tap-rack drill to return his glock to an operable condition. Since his support hand is preoccupied holding the first assailant, he "taps" the base of his glock against his plate carrier and then at 1:39 uses the glock's rear sight and a spare magazine on his plate carrier as leverage to rack his handgun. This manually strips a round from the magazine inside his handgun to render his glock operable again.
5. At 1:39 with the glock back in operable condition, bang bang.
Not a maneuver that is ever taught in tactical schools but an excellently filmed scene nonetheless.
damn bruh
Holy shit that was a lot. But I’m not complaining it was cool
Nice breakdown. Although the FTF was purely from the assailant holding the slide and not the barrel. When he racks the slider against his chest rig, we see an empty casing fly out of the chamber.
Very impressive noticing skills!
But do keep in mind that the soldiers (the ones Tyler is killing) are not "Bad Guys". They are just soldiers following the orders of their commander who is working for the Villain.
When I first watched this, this scene felt 10x longer cuz i was just waiting for a cut, but it never came. Awesome camerawork and editing
It was actually 12 minute long
Benjy , u got to add this one on top of ur shootout list lol 🤪
Reminds me of 1917. That movie actually made me feel exhausted just watching the one continuous take.
@@DamienBlade bruh your just sitting down watching a movie and you feel exhausted 😂😂😂😂
Yea this scene felt so long first time watching, just captivating
The only movie that body armour works for the enemy.
Edit: I don't count John Wick in because the armour in the movie is unrealistic.
You should watch John wick 3.
I have watched both movies and I really appreciate how they made the body armor effective unlike other movies were they seem like a piece of paper
@@Deivid-bn6yw in the words of charon 12 gauge steel slugs armour piercing
@@Deivid-bn6yw agreed. If OP wasnt a dumbass he wouldn't have said that.
JOHN WICK : So, let’s start
1:49 I love how he moves the kid in front of him because he no longer has a vest.
Yeah it was more like a fatherly things of trying to prevent him from getting shot.
so many good details in this movie
its because bullets are more likely to hit behind him while running since his vest is gone only made sense to put him in front
@@BBQSauceKittens Uh, i think he knows about that already. Probably the reason why he commented it.
Honestly I think it’s because the shots were coming from behind, not as much because the vest. When Chris Hemsworth figured danger was coming from the front he had the kid behind him even with the body protection. Not like he’s gonna have the kid lead the charge just because a portion of the kid’s body is covered lol
This is so anti-Hollywood I love it. A long take with no snap cuts, nothing superhuman, or infinite ammo that ignores body armor, and no background music. Kept me on my toes the whole way through.
No Infinite ammo? do you even know how many rounds a pistol have with standard magazine scale? he shot as many that goes well above and beyond what how many rounds a magazine have
@@DHell-n8i it seems to me that he's shooting with a Glock-17 or a type of Glock at least, which typically holds around 18-24 rounds in the magazine as base which is totally realistic as he shoots less than that count before dropping the pistol for the second pistol he got from the officer. Seems like it's in check and realistic
@@DHell-n8i Yup counted and it's 22 shots before dropping the pistol, as I said depending on the model glocks can hold up to 24 rounds base and after 22 shots he dropped the pistol for another one which seems like %100 realistic to me
@@waserdert6259 the glock-17 doesn't hold 18 rounds it holds 17 rounds and he is well above that, there's no mag for 17 that holds more than 17 rounds unless it is a extended mag
In this scene he didn't drop the gun at all, he shot more than 17 rounds without a extended mag which is not realistic at all.
@@DHell-n8i I'm unsure about the gun model but it's definitely a glock, could be anything from the glock family tree AND in that family some glocks can hold well above 20 rounds, and around at 1:34 he's switching to a pistol he gets from the officer he's killing. I'm pretty sure it's realistic at this point, might not be a glock 17 but it's a glock and it could hold more than 20+
Oh, THAT kind of "one-shot". I'm like "How is this called 'one-shot' when he empties like three magazines?"
i was just thinking that 😂😂
they meant no camera cuts
@@jtrei1737 Yes thank you I figured it out
and yet it isnt even THAT kind of one-shot either...its a fake take, its a "one-shot" style...it has another name i just dont know it...a follow shot?
xD
This movie took inspiration and notes from John Wick and honestly improved on the formula in my opinion. Also Chris Hemsworth needs more action movies
I wouldn't say improved i would just say a more natural version, like everyone's instincts but tell you the truth the fighting in John Wick is a bit more realistic because those movies people get tired and exhausted within almost every moment and they haft to constantly keep trying to win the fight instead automatically getting it like in real life
@@Artorion it's also a shame having guys from the raid who can't perform at best they have to slow down for keanu
@@Johno1992 Yep but sadly that's the thing about age it slows you down
John Wick's action camera scenes for me are slow and steady, this one (Extraction) can be fast paced but no shaky cams so its quite a different type of John Wick
1:00 the accuracy of that box throw had me laughing
I just finished the movie about 5 minutes ago
When this scene happened, I couldn't stop laughing, I rewound that moment 6 times just to get the laughs out
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I loved how Chris incorporated shooting from retention while holding his opponents at a distance. It kept them from grabbing his gun, and he was able to get shots off.
It wasn't really up to Chis. They would have a stunt coordinator choreographing it all.
@@silerthinprath4283 Bruh obviously. He was talking about the character.
Is that weird that Chris Hemsworth's grunting just sounds so badass and manly in like every way possible? 😂
Same thoughts as u do hahaha
I love, how you can feel, that this action has a lot more weight in it and feels really exhaustive.
I agree, the heavy breathing and wheezing in some scenes, i love movies with such great details
Cause he's not a dude, he's MAN.
@@aeternafortuna1644 A handsome, muscular man.
Can't wait for the next Extraction with Hemsworth man. Hopefully Netflix keeps this series good, with it being one of the few that is genuinely good
WAIT HE LIVED
Huh? He got shoot in the neck …. How the helm did he live
@@brandonbrown6356 You know the scene in the river at the beginning? He was ablr to hold his breath there, did the same at the end, but the shot in the neck I do not know for sure. But he is alive.
Somehow... Palpatine returned.
@@valek8331 wait they fly now?
I freaking love “One Shot” takes and I’m glad they are popping up in movies from time to time.
We can see the effect of infinity war for Thor.
Always going for the head
It’s effective in the field
lmao🤣
I feel like Chris' acting improved by a miles ever since Endgame.
Well, for that script, they probably had him act goofy and cartoonish
*Rush* from 2013 (underrated and excellent movie) & *Bad Times at The El Royale* from 2018, has Chris best performances till date, if I may add from Marvel my favorite scene of Thor is in *Infinity War,* The conversation Thor had with Rocket (on spaceship pod) about some of the people he has lost, when he shed a tear, was a wonderful performance, you could see soo many emotions on his face, it's subtle but soo amazing, because it's at that moment that you really feel his pain.....
But I do think he gave a good performace in this movie (Extraction), it's just that the 2 movies I mention above where more character driven, he had more material to showcase his acting chops.
Sorry for my english.
1:00 the accuracy of that box throw had me laughing
I just finished the movie about 5 minutes ago
When this scene happened, I couldn't stop laughing, I rewound that moment 6 times just to get the laughs out
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He’s always been a good actor, it’s just that a lot of his movies had given him shit scripts
Well endgame kinda sucked
Holy shit at 0:32 he actually shoots off the guy’s fingers. That’s an insane detail.
I didn't notice that part.
And exactly hald second later you can see him punching the air and a couple of frames later a guy next to him falls without being hit
@@Husky92223 he wasn't punching air, he hit the enemy's helmet using his gun
@@Husky92223 he punched him in the ear/helmet with the pistol to discombobulate the guy that was grabbing the kid
I'm not sure how realistically a Pistol like a Glock could do that damage.
I don’t care what people or critics say, this movie is and still fucking amazing. Chris Hemsworth is badass af in this film.
well the story is ass but the action is outstanding, I don't like this movie much for the former reason and I prefer hand to hand combats than gunfu
@@j.1759 The story it just fine, it's called as "Extraction" so the whole plot revolved around that ... I think it's fine, otherwise the story would be overcomplicated ... sometimes these simple story's are better, atleast for me ...Like Venom 1, the story and everything was simple but I enjoyed it
This works so well for a lot of reasons, but one of my favorites being that he's basing his moment to moment strategy around wherever the kid is. Simple objective: Protect the kid. Simple storytelling that boosts the oner into being excellent.
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Leon = John Wick
Chris = Tyler Rake
Explain
@@waltersobchak7039 Resident Evil. Leon is the long-haired guy that knows how to use a pistol, and Chris is the short-haired guy who likes to use rifles and whatnot.
Fool Slayer Oh cool
Bayagra Von.D exactly what I thought
Too explain:Leon is the more agile guy with a pistol. Chris is the more jacked strong guy using semi rifle
Since warzone is out everyone can relate to this whole movie
Dude fr with the guns and outfits, this had a real Modern Warfare feel
I thought I was the only one who thought about Warzone while watching this movie hahaha
What does this has to do with Warzone in Call Of Duty? The fuck?
Imagine being able to relate to this because you play a game. Lmao
Redknight li The outfit and weapons, the action sequences. Just feels very Cod like especially with Warzone
This long take actually goes on for about 10 min, from the car chase to when they crash the truck after the knife fight
Trudat
It’s not a longtake, it’s edited to make it look like it’s one take which is still impressive but not as much
yeah isnt a one-shot...
@@santaclause8095 but it's edited to look like it
This movie took the best parts of every modern action movie and simply put it all in one, masterpiece
At the end I always thought he did a reload off his plate carrier. But I rewatched it at .25 speed and when the guy grabs his slide and he shoots it just puts the gun out of battery. So he just tap and racks it off his plate carrier. You can even see the spent shell fly out. Nice touch.
I also remember reading that guns aren't allowed to be used for films, even with blanks. So they're all non functioning and the muzzle flash, action movement and shells were all added in after. Can't remember where I saw that though and whether it's credible. I'll have to look for it now
Chris Hemsworth as a younger Captain Price in a CoD movie is what we need oml 😍
but considering Barry Sloane is the new Captain Price already...
1:28, its so refreshing to see body armor working
The color grading on this film is really nice.
Ya it's like shit smeared into a transparent paste over the camera lens
@@Nimbus3690 What a compliment lmao
i dont like it. they always make 3rd workd countries yellow in crime/action films.
Lilly Rose
I think it’s supposed to symbolize sweltering heat.
Lilly Rose it’s a bit of a trope but it does look really nice. Also if there wasn’t a pandemic, the amount of people visiting India would be through the roof I think it makes the country look a lot more appealing to visit with the filter apart from the man gunning down officers obviously.
I like how their body armor actually did protect them from the Pistol shots. So he had to get real close and shoot unarmored parts.
I love how it's taken with multiple shots but the editing is so damn good it seems like just one shot.
The only action movie I've ever seen with a realistic one-handed stoppage clearance. Well done.
The Ausie John Wick. Hemsworth should definitely be in more action films like this.
And a personal note, this scene and the one where he fought Saju solidified the karambit as one of my favorite combat knives
They have their place if you know how to properly use them.
I've always been partial to push daggers as well.
I keep a shivworks push dagger on my belt, and a fixed blade on my kit(Gerber Strongarm or an Esee 4)
The entirety of this scene goes on for like a whole 7 minutes or more.
I somehow feel Chris Hemsworth should have been in the Strike Back series alongside Sullivan Stapleton and Philip Winchester. The tactics and firefight techniques are simply dope.
You already had an Aussie playing an American and an American playing a Brit, where would he have fit.
@@roguelead72 I see your point. It makes sense; the only possible role Chris could have landed wouldn't have been suitable to the series. It would seem so strange if he pulled out a hammer everytime there's a contact.
Yeah, Marvel needs Chris Hemsworth a lot more than he needs them.
Marvel is a MFSHIT
I know it's not truly one take, but that's one badass sequence.
After watching this movie I immediately want a John Wick crossover lmao
Sign some paper work and make some deals and boom.
That helmet can't protect you from Thor's fist lmao
it does protected them from gunshot. some of them even wearing metal mask and that reflected some of the bullets.
sabbir sourov yes, but he’s saying that his fists are even more powerful than the bullets
@TrampoTrav well, he’s Thor aka God of Thunder
Royal Eagle I know, I’m agreeing with the first guy
@TrampoTrav I was playing with the joke, I know you do
"One-Shot Gun FIght Scene"
"Oh, that must mean he's only got one bullet."
I thought "one-shot gun fight scene" mean he shoot them with one bullet only
@@Mi_tala That's literally what I said.
1:42 the switch to a dummy is amazing.
I love fight scenes with less cuts or all in one shot.
Because you never know where the enemies are or when the hero is going to save their friends when in danger
It makes me happy seeing action movies become more realistic bringing actual real world tactics in. John wick did a good job but I think this is a step up
This was a damn good action film. The story is simple but nothing new and it s so well directed by Sam Hargrave.
Good as they are I wouldn't really hold the John wick movies as 'realistic'
@@mr.everwind5225 not entirely the scenarios or sone of the things that happen, but as far as the martial arts and weapon handling it is very realistic
@@goldenghost2676 no it isn’t lol. There are no situations where John wick can just walz in a club and take out 20 guys. It just impossible
@@goldenghost2676 weapon handling according to what i saw through discussion forums in JW movies, is more hollywood, than realistic. terminal list has much more realistic handling with the c-clamp, or holding the weapons under the barrel, not sideways.
actually, system CAR was first displayed in splinter cell games, way before JW was out. it looks cool, but i don´t think any army in real life is using CAR, but c-clamp or holding the weapon by the grip.
JW looks like a game, played by someone who plays it with aimbot and easy difficulty. Nothing realistic about that, or about suit that can safe you from bullets, or the scene with suppressors at the metro, people would hear it easily.
Love how he is shooting at the enemy's body armour and using the force generated from it to create distance between him and them then utilizing the opportunity in the fight 👌
The details in this movie is really good
1:43 that bulletproof armor won't save him from fall damage.
I love how there are no over-the-top bloody gore effects, it feels very real and gritty
I love how that one guy thought he had him and then totally gets shot in the face
I love the work Tyler Rake is putting into that karambit
The part where he kills the 4 armored cops is amazing it reminds me of the continental’s siege from john wick 3 with the armored assassins
AlienTitiMilk And also the final shootout in Gemini Man, where Will Smith also told Mary Winstead to shoot on the head twice since the enemies were also wearing ballistic masks
I don't understand how the cameraman never gets shot at even though he's so close to the gun fight. He's amazing! :D
The action in this movie was amazing
Movies like this are badass no music during an epic fight that's epic
When your the last dude in your team in csgo
I'm just doing like that. Fuck saving. I have money😂
is the kid the bomb???
Bruin Steel's Gaming yes
Clutch or kick
Amazing production quality right here. hopefully they'll make more movie's like this with daddy Chris.
I love how this fight is stylish AND realistically clumsy at times.
They need to make more movies like this
Sequel is on the way 🔥
I could genuinely belive Chriss characters level of skill. I was getting a John wick vibe fight scenes during this movie
Shot definitely cuts at 1:16 (still impressive as hell)
This movie really was amazing. I like the transitions and firearm skill as well. I see you Thor✊🏾
At 1:40 it sounds like Chris is asking the stuntman if he's all right...
I love the camera cinematography so smooth no cuts just one long take
John wick with an Australian accent.
1:38 HOW IN THE FUCK did he reload like that. it's insane
it looks like a reload, but the Glock just jammed, he just cocked it back but holy shit that was smooth and badarse
Yeah, it is
It got jammed. But it was cool though.
Yeah bro, in same way deadpool slided two guns on his chest to reload in DP3.. !
The SWAT guys in black are supposed to be Rapid Action Battalion or RAB, the elite force of the Bangladesh law enforcement. Hence the Bengali writing “এলিট” on their vest, which says “Elite”. These were the same guys that stomped out the ISIS sleeper cells in the capital and is still battling Communist, pirates and other terror faction insurgents in the Sundarbans and in the rural areas of the country. To be selected for RAB you have to be a veteran police officer, and/or retired military. And their training is one of the most intense.
I guess all that training and experience still couldn’t stop the mighty Thor.
But then again RAB going against an SASR, my money's on SASR
Chill, It’s just a movie dude
@@blkghostxx
Well yeah no shit lol I was just educating the public
At 0:59 you can hear the bad guy get hit with something and say "Son of a!..."
Thank God we are finally getting away from the 300 camera cuts per minute way of filming and going to one takes like this. It's so much better and it looks truly amazing
Awesome pistol reload!
If your talking about the off the vest racking of the slide. It wasn't a reload. His gun is grabbed by one of the cops, not letting it cycle. The shot goes off, but the slide doesn't come back to extract the spent casing and load in a new round. He looks at the gun to help asses the problem. He racks the slide to clear the malfunction. Either way I think this little detail makes this part of the scene even more badass. What's more in this part of the scene he uses 18 bullets which is what a glock 17 can hold assuming he reloaded earlier while ovi was running away, and the gun wasn't empty.
@@idontwaitfor420 Correct, the grab caused the jam, leaving the shell in the chamber, needs to be cleared before it can be fired again. Chris did it in the first fight scene in the apartment as well
That wasn't a reload.
He was clearing a malfunction.
Loved that they didnt put some music during the fights like they are used to add
0:02 The first guy has his AK in save mode :P unlucky boy
0:26 me going up against the skinwalkers disguised the IRS trying to collect my taxes (soul)
This was soooo good man
The scene is more longer. Awesome movie highly recommended can't wait to see it's sequel
Actaully?
0:09 warzone execution lol
More like a over kill extraction.
I want more action movies staring Chris Hemsworth!
Very accurate for how we do it in CQD. Good job.
0:32 Bad guy : " Spaghetti "
This was part of a bigger, insane 12 minute one take that went balls out.
Chris Hemsworth was a straight up boss in this movie.
1:38-1:45 the camera movement is incredibly smooth and satisfying
One of the best action movies of all time.
Thanks to the raid director thats make a new level of action genre and make it better
Phil Coulson: "Where did you receive training? Pakistan, Afghanistan, Chechen?"
*Thor has this flashback that we're watching*
Thor: *silent*
this is one badass scene and a great film...I love it
The entire passage is exceptional. What's enjoyable is that Chris Hemsworth is like a boxer : you can feel his strength. Additionally, the camera is very close to the actors, enhancing this physical impact.
Regarding the debate between John Wick and Extraction,
Firstly, John Wick clearly influenced Extraction thanks to "gun-fu." However, this whole sequence isn't strictly "gun-fu," which typically involves gunfights at a distance. In this sequence, the enemies are close due to the environment pushing them to be close. In John Wick, enemies approach him despite firearms, which might not be very consistent, but in the end, the sequences are highly entertaining.
Secondly, this sequence can be compared to the nunchaku sequence in John Wick 4, where John Wick uses both firearms and close-quarters combat due to the environment pushing them to be close.
As for who is better between John Wick and Extraction.
In terms of action scenes, both are on par. This sequence and the train chase scene in Extraction 2 are among the best action scenes ever made. The John Wick franchise has many iconic action sequences: the knife fight scene in the third film was incredible, the Continental sequence in the fourth was exceptional, the high-angle view sequence in the fourth was also incredible ...
I would say that John Wick's true strength compared to the Extraction films lies in the story.
The John Wick films have a better storyline.
- The first had the compelling story of John Wick ready to wage war to avenge his dog. - The second had the iconic excommunication scene at the end. Ironically, it might be the best scene in the film despite having incredible action sequences. - The third had a great story with the High Table seeking revenge on John Wick's associates and the final sequence where John Wick and the Bowery King form an alliance.
- The fourth had the thrilling duel at the end.
John Wick has its own universe and mythology.
Extraction, in my opinion, lacks a very engaging story.
I love the way they do quiet in this movie. Sound tracks are really good for a movie, but I enjoyed the raw sounds of all the movements and gunshots with the absence of music.
0:54 is a cut, 1:05 is a cut, 1:16 is a cut, 1:56 is a cut. I hate when people think a one-shot is filmed in one go. It's not. It's a series of cuts blended together to MAKE one cut, with the breaks disguised by going through doorways or having something cross the camera, blurring turn of the camera etc.
This is what a filmmaking symphony looks like when the director, cinematographer, camera crew, and post editors are firing on all cylinders.
1:38 that reloading part was real smooth
0:15 I have the same TV, very old
That 2 second one handed reload was impressive
that C.A.R stance at 1:22 was dope af
It's so cool that body armour is portrayed for how it really works
It was at this moment I realized ...
Chris Hemsworth would be the perfect Captain Price.
😲
If there was a Call of Duty movie, Chris Hemsworth would be Captain Price
I love this movie, I’ve been waiting for part 2 to be released for so freaking long 😢
The reload off the vest is legit 🔥
Proper legit isn’t it haha