Extraction Day (2014)

Extraction Day: Directed by Matthew Ninaber. With Allison Busner, Nathan A. Grieve, Jannah Kitzman, Ethan Mitchell. Jacob Bradley wakes up in a warehouse in the midst of a tactical raid, with no memory and no idea who he is. He is found by a young woman who helps him escape, and tells him that no matter what happens, he must survive. A terrorist organization is on the cusp of releasing a virus. They have provided the antidote to only a select few, to ensure the recreation of a utopian world and before he lost his memory, Jacob was one of the few people who had discovered the details. If they are to survive, he needs to rebuild the pieces of his past. They find themselves in a race for survival, for themselves and the rest of mankind, that will demand everything they have, and reveal that Jacob has always been closer to the truth then anyone ever thought.

“How do I hate this movie? Let me count the ways… (Sorry, Ms. Browning) …This movie is a steaming, stinking, bloated pile of ca ca and Iu0026#39;m sure some one is going to come along and condemn me for saying this. All I ask of a movie is that it entertain me, but if that doesnu0026#39;t happen in the first fifteen minutes, itu0026#39;s dead to me. The u0026#39;actingu0026#39; makes u0026#39;Snakes On A Planeu0026#39; look Shakespearian in comparison (and Iu0026#39;m referring to the acting of the snakes, not the humans) the story is muddled, befuddled, addled, and atrocious. Even the popcorn in the theater was lousy that day. A day at the dentist who drills without Novocaine would have been preferable.”