LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The year 2020 was difficult for everyone because of the Covid-19 pandemic and streaming platforms turned out to be one of the biggest sources of entertainment for everyone. Netflix came out with several intriguing titles during that time, but one project that made a lot of impact on people’s minds was none other than ‘Extraction’. The film received a lot of praise and didn’t take much time to become one of Netflix’s most-watched films. However, everyone had one question on their minds: Is Tyler Rake alive? So, to give a proper answer to that burning question, the streamer is coming out with the highly anticipated sequel to the 2020 movie.
‘Extraction 2’ once again chronicles the journey of Rake, a former Australian special force operator who is now working as a Black-ops mercenary. In the first movie, we saw him getting hired to rescue the son of a crime lord from Bangladesh. He didn’t leave any stone unturned to rescue the child and even risked his life in the process. The film ended with a massive cliffhanger: Rake falls into a river. No guesses there as he survived and is now set to go on another mission.
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‘Extraction’ was a runaway success for the streaming platform. Viewers loved the intensity of the movie, the performances were great and the action sequences were well-choreographed. Most importantly, the movie had a heart and the bonding between the child and Rake was a treat to watch. It made the movie more engrossing. There is a lot of hype around the sequel, so, let’s take a look at when is the movie releasing and how viewers can watch the upcoming action film.
When will ‘Extraction 2’ release?
The sequel to the 2020 film will be released exclusively on Netflix on Friday, June 16, at 3.01 am EST.
How to watch the upcoming action movie?
Viewers can subscribe to Netflix by downloading the app from Google Play Store and Apple’s App Store. The streaming platform is also available on various other devices such as Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Samsung Smart TVs, PlayStation and Xbox.
