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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Farhad completely gets away with shooting Tyler in the neck and killing him, presumably. Not only Farhad, Shadek also got off scot-free]]
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* KarmaHoudini: KarmaHoudini:
** [[spoiler:Farhad completely gets away with shooting Tyler in theneck neck; and killing him, presumably. Not he's also the only Farhad, named villain from the movie who survives.]]
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* PetTheDog: Even though he was willing to cut off Fahrad's finger on a whim in order to make a point at the beginning of the movie; Amir Asif seems to take a liking to the boy and more or less takes him under his wing; and his only moments in the film where he shows something that appears like personal affability is when he reminds him that he shouldn't take someone like Tyler lightly.
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* ActionGirl: Nik spends most of the movie serving as MissionControl, but shows up to help in the climax. [[spoiler:She's also the one to kill Asif]].
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* EvilVersusEvil: Nik summarizes the conflict as "Biggest drug lord in India versus biggest drug lord in Bangladesh."
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* SniperDuel: Briefly between [[spoiler:Nik and the Colonel in the climax. Nik wins]].
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* CurbStompBattle: Tyler and Saju against just about ''anybody'' except each other, but Tyler versus the street kids is particularly one-sided.
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* TakeThatMe: One of the biggest criticisms of the source material was the incessant swearing. Early in the film adpatation; which shares a writer; Tyler tells a colleague to stop swearing so much because it makes him sound stupid.
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* ArmorIsUseless: Averted hard. The bulletproof vests the cops wear stop even the point-blank pistol shots from Tyler's Glock. He needs to hit them either in the limbs or [[BoomHeadshot face]], or find some other way to neutralize them (in one case by throwing them off a railing). The body armor the regular soldiers wear is realistically less effective against the heavier calibre of Tyler's assault rifle.
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* ArmorIsUseless: Averted hard. The bulletproof vests the cops wear SWAT unit on Asif's payroll wears body armor that can stop even the point-blank pistol shots from Tyler's Glock. He needs to hit them either in the limbs or [[BoomHeadshot face]], or find some other way to neutralize them (in one case by throwing them off a railing). The body armor lighter flak/kevlar vests of the regular officers and soldiers wear is realistically less effective against the heavier calibre of Tyler's assault rifle.
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* CoveredInScars: Tyler's back is covered in scars, including at least two bullet wounds.wounds and signs of spinal surgery.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The elderly Colonel easily kills several RedShirts as well as [[spoiler: Saju]] using just one sniper rifle, while previously the protagonists killed ''hundreds'' of his men. This raises a question - why didn't any other members of the Dhaka's police force (possibly younger and of lower rank) do the sniping, when it proved to be so effective?
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* RankScalesWithAsskicking: The elderly Colonel easily kills several RedShirts as well as [[spoiler: Saju]] using just one sniper rifle, while previously the protagonists killed ''hundreds'' of his men. This raises a question - why didn't any other members of the Dhaka's police force (possibly younger and of lower rank) do the sniping, when it proved to be so effective?
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''Extraction'' is a 2020 {{Action|Genre}} film directed by Sam Hargrave and written by [[Creator/TheRussoBrothers Joe Russo]], based on the graphic novel ''Ciudad''. It is streamed can be watched on Creator/{{Netflix}}.
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''Extraction'' is a 2020 {{Action|Genre}} film directed by Sam Hargrave and written by [[Creator/TheRussoBrothers Joe Russo]], based on the graphic novel ''Ciudad''.
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''Extraction'' is a 2020 {{Action|Genre}} movie film directed by Sam Hargrave and written by [[Creator/TheRussoBrothers Joe Russo]], based on the graphic novel ''Ciudad''.
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The film's success on Netflix resulted in a [[Film/Extraction2 sequel]] being greenlit, which was released on June 16, 2023.
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Farhad completely gets away with shooting Tyler in the neck and killing him, presumably.Not only Farhad, Shadek also got off scot-free]]
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Farhad completely gets away with shooting Tyler in the neck and killing him, presumably. Not only Farhad, Shadek also got off scot-free]]
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Asif has the son of a rival drug lord kidnapped in order to humiliate him. Rather than keep the boy in a secure location surrounded by armed guards (it eventually becomes clear he has the entire Dhaka police department on his payroll) Asif decides to keep him tied up inside a slummy apartment building guarded only by a handful of untrained and incompetent gangsters, including children. This only makes it much easier for a trained professional like Tyler to kill the guards and rescue Ovi under the pretense of paying the ransom.
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* ChildSoldiers: Farhad's gang of street children pressed into Asif's service. Farhad is a teenager (his actor was 17 at time of filming) and seemingly the oldest of the bunch, in some cases by a significant margin.
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* WouldNotHurtAChild: Tyler avoids killing any of the children that attack him since he knows that they are pressured and since he [[spoiler:himself had a son who died young.]] Doesn't mean he won't kick their asses, though. He also immediately shuts down [[spoiler:Gaspar's]] idea to kill Ovi.
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* WouldNotHurtAChild: Tyler avoids killing any of the children that attack him since he knows that they are pressured and since he [[spoiler:himself had a son who died young.]] Doesn't mean he won't kick their asses, though. He also immediately shuts down [[spoiler:Gaspar's]] idea to kill Ovi. [[spoiler:This ends up biting him in the ass when Farhad turns up again and seemingly kills him in the finale.]]
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** [[spoiler:This is how Amir dies after the TimeSkip.]]
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* AmbiguousEnding: It is left it open whether [[spoiler:Tyler is actually dead and whether the man standing in the background in the last shot is really Tyler or just Ovi's imagination.]]
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* AmbiguousEnding: It is left it open whether [[spoiler:Tyler is actually dead and whether the man standing in the background in the last shot is really Tyler or just Ovi's imagination. The greenlighting of the sequel does at the very least confirm that Tyler survived.]]
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* {{Fake Nationality}}: Every Bangladeshi in the film is portrayed by an Indian actor excpet for Nik Khan whose actress is French Iranian.
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* GenreDeconstruction: In classic action movies Tyler would be considered an OneManArmy by mowing down Asif's men to rescue Ovi. In this film, he gets battered and banged up to the point that he had to spend most of the film recovering from his injuries. Then, in the climax of the film, he was overwhelmed by Asif's forces and was shot to death. Presumably. He didn't even get the chance to kill the film's main villain.
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* GenreDeconstruction: In classic action movies Tyler would be considered an OneManArmy by mowing down Asif's men to rescue Ovi. In this film, he gets battered and banged up to the point that he had to spend most of the film recovering from his injuries. Then, in the climax of the film, he [[spoiler:he was overwhelmed by Asif's forces and was shot to death. Presumably. He didn't even get the chance to kill the film's main villain.]]
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* FarmerAndTheViper: Tyler royally kicks Farhad's ass but avoids killing him. [[spoiler:Farhad repays his mercy in the end by shooting him in the neck.]]
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* FarmerAndTheViper: TheFarmerAndTheViper: Tyler royally kicks Farhad's ass but avoids killing him. [[spoiler:Farhad repays his mercy in the end by shooting him in the neck.]]
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* FarmerAndTheViper: Tyler royally kicks Farhad's ass but avoids killing him. [[spoiler:Farhad repays his mercy in the end by shooting him in the neck.]]
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* HopeSpot: Tyler's critically injured, but it looks like all the baddies on the bridge are dead and he turns to make his way to the others and to possible medical attention...and then Farhad shows up.
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* HopeSpot: Tyler's critically injured, but it looks like all the baddies on the bridge are dead and he turns to make his way to the others and to possible medical attention...and [[spoiler:and then Farhad shows up.]]
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The film's success on Netflix resulted in a sequel titled ''Extraction 2''.
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* {{South Asian Terrorists}}: Dhaka, Bangladesh is pretty much portrayes as being full of this. Majority of the Bangladeshis (except token good girl Nik Khan) are either Gangsters, chikd soldiers or corrupt cops, RAB amd military members.
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* {{South Asian Terrorists}}: Dhaka, Bangladesh is pretty much portrayes portrayed as being full of this. Majority of the Bangladeshis (except token good girl Nik Khan) are either Gangsters, chikd child soldiers or corrupt cops, RAB amd and military members.members working for Crime Lord Asif Amir.
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* {{South Asian Terrorists}}: Dhaka, Bangladesh is pretty much portrayes as being full of this. Majority of the Bangladeshis (except token good girl Nik Khan) are either Gangsters, chikd soldiers or corrupt cops, RAB amd military members.
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* {{Fake Nationality}}: Every Bangladeshi in the film is portrayed by an Indian actor excpet for Nik Khan whose actress is French Iranian.
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* LargeHam: Farhad. Three times he tries to engage Tyler, announcing "I will finish you off!" or "I'll murder you," only to be taken down without much effort on Tyler's part. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, he figures out that announcing his presence is a bad idea before his last encounter with Tyler.]]
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* CameraAbuse: A cop who was pursuing Ovi gets headshot by Tyler during the apartment shootout, splattering blood on the camera.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Many of the citizens seem less than perturbed by a giant armed Australian man kicking their doors in or knife-fighting another guy in the middle of the street. One is so apathetic about the sight that they hit Tyler with a car right when he has Saju on the ropes.
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* UnorthodoxReload: During the apartment shootout, a mook manages to grab Tyler's Glock by the slide, preventing it from ejecting the spent cartridge. As his other hand is busy with GunFu, Tyler strikes the back sight against his vest to rack the slide manually.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Many of the citizens seem less than perturbed by a giant armed Australian man kicking their doors in or knife-fighting anotherguy man in the middle of the street. One is so apathetic about the sight that they hit Tyler with a car right when he has Saju on the ropes.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Many of the citizens seem less than perturbed by a giant armed Australian man kicking their doors in or knife-fighting another
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* AdaptationalRelationshipChange: Tyler and Eva Roche were lovers in the novel. Whereas in the film, they're merely friends and have no romantic affection at all.
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* AdaptationalRelationshipChange: AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: Tyler and Eva Roche were lovers in the novel. Whereas in the film, they're merely friends and have no romantic affection at all.
