Extraction

On the data. Two films released, a third shot, and an order that is genuinely load-bearing. The first film ends ambiguously. Rake is shot on the bridge, gets the boy clear and goes into the river, and the film then jumps eight months and shows a blurred figure watching from a distance, leaving it open whether he survived. The second film opens by answering that: he is airlifted out, treated, recovers and retires to a cabin in Austria, all before the plot starts. So the sequel spoils the original inside its first few minutes, and release order is mandatory rather than recommended. Sam Hargrave directed both films. Reference sources sometimes credit the second to the Russo brothers, who wrote and produced but did not direct, and that error propagates. Extraction 3 wrapped filming around October 2026 with Chris Hemsworth, Golshifteh Farahani and Idris Elba. Netflix has announced no date and the 2027 figure that circulates is an estimate, so no year is given against it here. Two spin-offs are real. Mercenary is an eight episode Netflix series with Omar Sy, set in Libya, shot in Ireland and Morocco and in post-production, and it is a series rather than a film. The other is a South Korea-set feature with Don Lee, whose final title is unsettled between Tygo and Extraction: Tygo. Neither has a release date and no plot details have been released that would place them in the order, so neither is listed. These are Netflix originals with no theatrical run. The sequel is Extraction 2 with a numeral, not Extraction II. And there is an unrelated 2015 film called Extraction with Bruce Willis, which is a real database collision.

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