Extraction is worth seeing for the great action. It's brutal, well coordinated, tense, and exciting. There is an entire action scene where it's basically one take with hidden cuts and it is incredible. More stuntmen need to direct movies because lots of movies fail at interesting action. However, the sacrifice really takes this movie down. The story and characters are so generic that any scene that isn't action is downright annoying. For some reason they spoil part of the end of the movie in the beginning even though it didn't add anything to show it in the beginning. And speaking of the end, the action started to become stale by the 3rd act and it felt a lot more like just walk shoot, walk shoot, walk shoot, and it was hard to fear for any of the characters because they are so basic. Overall, there is probably a solid 30-40 minutes of excellent action, a mediocre 30 minute finale, and 40 minutes of a generic story and characters. I feel this theme is very common in the Netflix original action movies such as Den of Thieves and I hope the sequel to Extraction is better.