If you consider that action films are typically overcharacterized, then the movie for you is “Extraction.”
Far from the sketchy portrayal of our hero Tyler Rake (played by Chris Hemsworth)-he’s strong, decent at killing people and has a vague disaster of the past-almost everything about the story, not an action sequence, has been handled in a stereotyped way.
However, we know more about Rake than almost everybody else in the game. Still less can be said regarding an abduct son of a Mumbai drug lord (although actor Rudhraksh Jaiswal gives it an affective helpless state of affairs), the opposite drug lord responsible for the abduction, or the various soldiers / goons who assist or (simply, stupidly) attempt to stop him from fleeing Rake.
This streamlined scripting method leaves plenty of space on the positive side for amazing action scenes, particularly a 12-minute chase that looks like it was filmed on one single push. The picture, to be sure, is just as much a dream as any of the Marvel films produced by brothers Anthony and Joe Russo, except with incredible violence and kineticism it has a somewhat specific style.
It would probably be different between the director and the audience if this is enough for a satisfactory video. Darrell and Anthony had a nice time with your original material podcast guests, though Jordan was certainly underburdened.
