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 Overseen and conceived by the Russo Brothers of Marvel acclaim, the "Extraction" films exemplify a diminishing breed: the high-budget, hyper-violent escapades. Whether the protagonist goes by the names of John Rambo, Jason Bourne, or John Wick, he embodies a familiar archetype—a prolific slayer who yearns to leave behind his lethal ways but repeatedly finds himself dragged back into the fray. His backstory is steeped in tragedy, weighed down by grief. The actor portraying him possesses an unyielding ferocity during violent sequences, instilling the belief that he could withstand an onslaught of 100 blows to the cranium, countenance, and torso, along with a gunshot, a knife wound, and the impact of a grenade explosion. Critique from Robert Brian Taylor categorizes these movies within The Sad Action Hero canon. Chris Hemsworth stands as its most noteworthy addition. He portrays Tyler Rake—a moniker that sounds like a child's invention for an action hero, yet Hemsworth imbu...