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Helping ruin Rake’s day and raise the body count is Saju, who’s running his own extraction plan at his boss’ behest, and Amir’s army of vicious killers. “Good,” says Rake before pushing him off one roof and onto another. He refuses to abandon Ovi even after the kid becomes expendable. But he’s also got a softer side, a paternal instinct that comes out once his rescue mission goes violently awry.

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Hemsworth’s character has more action movie clichés than Carter’s got liver pills: He’s unflappable even in extreme danger, he’s got a tragic secret, he never misses a shot, he abuses various legal and illegal substances, and he makes the kind of friends who invariably will turn on him at inopportune moments. That latter thing may have something to do with the hazy flashbacks interspersed throughout the first half of “Extraction.” Plus, Rake needs the money and he has a death wish. The percentage for failure is high, but it’s not insurmountable.

This latest mission comes to the drunk Aussie’s attention courtesy of his colleague, Nik Khan ( Golshifteh Farahani). The elder Mahajan can’t pay the ransom because his finances are frozen, but his syndicate still hires Rake to rescue his kid. He’s kidnapped by his father’s rival, Amir ( Priyanshu Painyuli), which puts Ovi’s protector Saju ( Randeep Hooda) in mortal danger. The event of the title involves Ovi Mahajan ( Rudhraksh Jaiswal), the adolescent son of an imprisoned Mumbai gangster. I’m just letting you know what you’re in for here. Not that I’m complaining, mind you, considering how welcome it is that stunt coordinator-turned-director Sam Hargrove frames the carnage in well-edited, easy-to-follow chunks. Such grotesquerie signifies just how hard the R-rating will be on this Netflix release heads are treated poorly, broken bones protrude and bodies are flung from buildings and riddled with bullets. It’s a gnarly kill, right through the eyes of one of the hundreds of expendable extras. With a name like that, you can bet your last money that at some point during the film’s 116-minute runtime, Tyler will take a baddie out with the garden instrument that bears his name. Shorn of his blonde locks, his mighty hammer, and his sense of humor, Hemsworth plays a superhero mercenary for hire named Tyler Rake. “ Extraction” is based on a graphic novel that was written, and is now adapted by, ' Avengers: Endgame' co-director Joe Russo as a starring vehicle for Thor himself, Chris Hemsworth.

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