Extraction

11 months ago

#lyrics #alexbelcher #extraction #henryjackman

Crying zeros and I'm hearing 111s
Cut my somersaults and my backflip
Pool, summer, summer, pool, pool summer
Kiss me
Hair the way the sun really wants it to be
Whiskey soda, please, your G&T is empty
Chairs, inflatables have sunk to the bottom
Pool, summer, summer, pool, pool summer
Kiss me

Callie, let's dive, dive down
To the pool's bottom where we belong
Callie, we're sinking like a bleeding stone
All above crowd around so f*cking loud

Mister
Caspian's killer told me so
Lalalala-la-la
Heard it now on the radio
Lalalala-lalala
My pool summer, summer, pool, summer vibes killed
In cold blood

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Crying zeros and I'm hearing 111s
Lifeless back slaps the surface of the pool
Pool killer, killer, pool, pool killer
Kiss me

Mister
Caspian's killer told me so
Lalalala-la-la
Heard it now on the radio
Lalalala-lalala
Pool summer, summer, pool, summer vibes killed
In cold blood

Lalalala-la-la
(In cold blood, in cold blood)
Lalalala-la-la
Lalalala-la-la
(In cold blood)
Lalalala-la-la
(Caspian's killer told me so)
Lalalala-la-la
Lalalala-la-la
(Caspian's killer told me so)
Lalalala-la-la
Lalalala-la-la
In cold blood

11 months ago

#extractiondialogs #dialogs #extraction

"You boys are lucky, you have your whole lives ahead of you"

3 years ago

The story is simple. It circles characters who flirt with death and risk endlessly. None of them, however, are detailed. A brief referential scene describes Tyler Rake's excessive lethality and little reverence for his own life. But there is not also the rest of the characters. Fortunately, much of the findings are much better than normal.

As a brutal, but compassionate Tyler, Chris Hemsworth destroys it. With his brushing looks and ripened muscles, he is incredibly compelling as the lethal death machine. Randeep Hooda is just as amazing as Saju, if not better. He stands himself in high voltage sequences in front of Hemsworth and is also strong in emotional sequences. However, his long locks, which may have endangered him, are quite a diversion.
The storey does not clarify how the government would overlook the endless assassination of its security forces over a teenager who has been abducted from a neighbouring country. 'Extraction' lacks practicality in its plot, but the implementation is scrupulous and real in Bangladesh.