Extraction (2015)

Movie Details

Original Title Extraction

Original Language EN

Revenue $16,775

Status Released

Popularity 1.6

Cast

Bruce Willis

Leonard Turner

Popularity: 3.5

Gina Carano

Victoria

Popularity: 1.5

Kellan Lutz

Harry Turner

Popularity: 1.8

D. B. Sweeney

Ken Robertson

Popularity: 2.3

Dan Bilzerian

Higgins

Popularity: 1.7

Nick Loeb

Vinn

Popularity: 0.5

Roman Mitichyan

Dmitri Kovrov

Popularity: 0.4

Christopher Rob Bowen

Agent Nick Purvis

Popularity: 1.8

Steve Coulter

Theodore Sitterson

Popularity: 0.9

Heather Johansen

Agent Stevens

Popularity: 0.8

Tyler Jon Olson

Darryl

Popularity: 0.4

Jenna B. Kelly

Tricia

Popularity: 0.3

Key Crew

Writer Max Adams, Umair Aleem

Editor Vincent Tabaillon

Director Steven C. Miller

Producer George Furla, Mark Stewart, Adam Goldworm

Executive Producer Martin Blencowe, Stephen J. Eads, Tarek Anthony Jabre

Production

EFO Films

Aperture Entertainment

Twirly Films Limited

Ingenious Media

The Fyzz

Videos & Trailers

EXTRACTION (2015 Movie – Bruce Willis, Kellan Lutz, Gina Carano) – Official Trailer

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Keywords

kidnapping terrorism ex-cia agent rescue operation

Reviews from TMDB

Kamurai 6/10

Oct 3, 2020

Good watch, probably won't watch again, but can recommend. I love any chance I get to see Gina Carano in action, but Kellan Lutz carries the majority of the movie with Bruce Willis and Carano in more of a support capacity. For an action movie, it's pretty good, the problem is that it is a spy ... Read more

r96sk 6/10

Feb 8, 2021

I didn't find <em>'Extraction'</em> to be that bad at all, it's not good either but it's definitely nothing terrible. I found it an OK, relatively well paced full on action film. It is, I will say, one of those productions that big up a well known actor, in this case Bruce Willis, yet they actual ... Read more

tmdb15435519 3/10

Apr 15, 2021

Besides being one of the worst action films I have ever had the displeasure of viewing, can we please stop putting Dan Bilzerian's name in the opening credits for nothing roles? Instant devaluing of a film by bringing in a nobody who epitomizes lazy film-making and is a wannabe playboy who probably ... Read more