Extraction 2 Is The Perfect Call Of Duty Movie We'll Never Get

"Call of Duty: Warzone" is where the video game franchise really peaks, and when Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 was launched in 2022, it took only five days to accumulate 25 million players. The game sees up to 150 players drop onto a small island, filled with all manner of locations to fight, run, and get obliterated until only one is left standing. 

"Extraction 2" features variations of all the signature spots that players love from the games. Stronghold escapes, scraps on trains, and attacks in high-rise buildings are crammed into Rake's heroic journey. With a checklist so in sync with the popular shooter, it's a wonder there isn't a loading screen in-between sequences.

"Extraction 2" manages to bring "Call of Duty" to life through details both small and massive. "Call of Duty" influences seep into things like the extremely large guns being found in loot crates, the highly armored boss-like foes who are lumbering around key locations, and the narrow escapes that make you want to drop in on the action yourself. By nailing this style so perfectly, Netflix has struck gold.

With that in mind, it raises an interesting question: seeing how Netflix wants to get into actual gaming, why not put us in control of Tyler Rake?