Extraction 2

After barely surviving a previous mission in Dhaka, Tyler Rake retires from mercenary work to a cabin in Austria to recuperate. Tyler is later approached by a stranger called Alcott and asked to rescue Tyler's ex-wife Mia's sister, Ketevan, and her two children, Sandro and Nina. Ketevan married Davit Radiani, one of the co-leaders the Nagazi, the largest crime syndicate of Georgia, which he founded with his brother, Zurab. After Davit threw a DEA agent off a bridge, he was imprisoned and unable to bribe his way out due to the pressure from the Americans. Davit forces Ketevan and her children to move into the prison to keep them from leaving him, but the poor living conditions and Davit's abuse cause Ketevan to call Mia for help.

Tyler recruits Nik and her brother Yaz to join him, and they infiltrate the prison with the help of a bribed guard. Davit alerts the prisoners and a riot ensues. During the extraction, Davit attacks Tyler and Ketevan, resulting in Tyler killing him. Tyler and Ketevan fight their way through the riot but manage to board an armored train. After fighting off Nagazi forces and corrupt soldiers, they get to a plane and escape to Vienna, but Sandro, who idolized his father, secretly contacts Zurab and reveals their location. Zurab and his men find and attack Tyler and his team in their DC Towers safehouse in Vienna. Ketevan scolds Sandro for endangering his own family and naivete. In the chaos, Sandro abandons his mother and joins Zurab.

After killing most of Zurab's men, the team flees in one of his helicopters, but Zurab mortally wounds Yaz. The team retreat to Tyler's cabin, where he and Ketevan are reunited with Mia. Tyler apologizes to Mia for leaving on a mission before their son died from cancer, regretful that the last memory he had was Tyler leaving him. Zurab's right-hand man and uncle Avtandil discourages Zurab from seeking revenge to prevent more losses and to set a better example for his nephew. Refusing to accept defeat, Zurab kills Avtandil and contacts Tyler, telling him to meet at a nearby airfield next to a church. Tyler heads to the airfield but, unwilling to risk losing her, leaves Nik behind. Tyler kills the remaining Nagazi and finds Zurab and Sandro in the church, with Sandro wearing an explosive vest.

Zurab forces Sandro to take Tyler's pistol, but Sandro refuses to shoot Tyler after realizing his mistake and the kind of men his father and uncle really are. Nik arrives and disarms the vest, while Tyler fights and kills Zurab. Nik and Tyler are captured by police and imprisoned. Mia visits Tyler and informs him that Ketevan and her children have been moved to protective custody, but their assets have been frozen. Tyler tells her to give them $1 million cash, which is hidden under the floorboards in his cabin. Mia assures Tyler that their son died confident his father was a hero. Tyler and Nik are taken out of prison to meet with Alcott, who assigns them on another job, in return for their freedom.

• Chris Hemsworth as Tyler Rake, a former Australian SASR Operator turned black ops mercenary
• Golshifteh Farahani as Nik Khan, a mercenary and partner of Tyler
• Adam Bessa as Yaz Khan, Nik's brother and a member of Nik and Tyler's crew[2]
• Tornike Gogrichiani as Zurab Radiani[3]
• Tornike Bziava as Davit Radiani
• Tinatin Dalakishvili as Ketevan Radiani, Mia's sister, Davit's wife, Sandro and Nina's mother[4][3]
• Andro Japaridze as Sandro Radiani, Davit's and Ketevan's teenage son[3]
• Miriam and Marta Kovziashvili as Nina Radiani, Davit's and Ketevan's young daughter[3]
• Dato Bakhtadze as Avtandil
• Daniel Bernhardt as Konstantine[4][3]
• Irakli Kvirikadze as Ivayne
• Levan Saginashvili as Vakhtang[3]
• George Lasha as Sergo[3]
• Olga Kurylenko as Mia, Tyler's ex-wife and sister of Ketevan[3]
• Idris Elba as the unnamed stranger (credited as "Alcott")

Additionally, director Sam Hargrave has a cameo appearance as a gravedigger.

Extraction 2 was released by Netflix on June 16, 2023.[16]

On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 80% of 132 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 6.6/10. The website's consensus reads: "Bigger, bolder, and in some respects even better than its predecessor, Extraction 2 is an over-the-top action thriller done right."[17] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the film a score of 57 out of 100, based on 29 critics, indicating "mixed or average" reviews.[18]

Rating 4 stars out of 5, Helen O'Hara of Empire wrote in favour of the movie "A couple of extended action sequences threaten to get too much, but Hargrave just about pulls it back, and adds a couple of witty touches, once again employing a rake as a deadly weapon and putting in what's surely a deliberate nod to Thor for a giggle."[19] The Indian Express wrote "Extraction 2's relatively restrained final showdown can't help but feel a little anticlimactic."[20] Critic Matt Donato of IGN opined "Some of that is lost in the annoyingly shaky camera and a few effects shots are questionable, but thankfully, the important things are done right."[21] Gopinath Rajendran of The Hindu opined "But for everything Extraction 2 lacks, the awesome action set-pieces that are unique to the franchise almost make up for it. Loved the 12-minute single-shot action scene in the first film? The sequel features a 21-minute scene of the same ilk."[22] Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian rated the movie 1 star out of 5 and stated "The first Extraction was entertaining enough but this new one is just cynically about extracting the cash."[23]

Extraction 2 was nominated for Best Stunts at the 6th Hollywood Critics Association Midseason Film Awards.[24]

In June 2023, at the Netflix Tudum festival for the year, it was announced that Extraction 3 is in development. Stated that the company identifies Extraction as a franchise, the official logo was revealed. Chris Hemsworth will reprise his role as Tyler Rake, with Sam Hargrave once again directing.[25][26][27]

• Extraction 2 on Netflix
• Extraction 2 at IMDb 
• Extraction 2 at Rotten Tomatoes
• Extraction 2 at Metacritic