Complete Netflix 21 Surprising Trivia Facts From Extraction (And 1 Hidden Lie) | 21 Facts Trailer

VIDEO Netflix 21 Surprising Trivia Facts From Extraction (And 1 Hidden Lie) | 21 Facts TV commercial 2020 • Hey there knowledge-lovers! Our trivia experts have pulled out 21 interesting and random factoids based on the events and locations in the movie Extraction, and because they're crafty, they hid one lie in the mix. Can you spot the lie? First one to guess it gets a Flix-Bump down in the comments. 00:00 - Alright, kid, you trust me? 00:01 - No. - Good. 00:02 - [Presenter] Hey there knowledge lovers! 00:04 Our trivia experts have pulled out 21 interesting 00:07 and random factoids based on the events 00:09 and locations in the movie "Extraction". 00:12 And because they're crafty, they hid one lie in the mix. 00:15 Can you spot the lie? 00:16 Let's get started. 00:18 The first time we see Tyler Rake, 00:20 he takes this 100-foot jump. 00:22 According to physics, at that height, 00:24 he would need at least 16 feet of water 00:26 to avoid hitting the bottom. 00:27 Thankfully, he looks fine. 00:29 In the film, Hemsworth plays a black market mercenary. 00:32 Security companies are some of the largest private employers 00:35 in the world. 00:36 One of the biggest, has 546,000 employees. 00:40 Trained in Muay Thai, boxing and wrestling, 00:43 you may want to reconsider getting into a fight 00:45 with Hemsworth, he knows how to throw a punch. 00:48 Here, Rake's weapon of choice is a rake. 00:52 One of the first patents 00:53 for the gardening tool was issued to Edmund Brown in 1874. 00:58 - You're hoping if you spin the chamber enough times 01:00 you're gonna catch a bullet. 01:02 - [Presenter] Rake's business partner, Nik, 01:03 must be referencing the bullet catching magic trick 01:06 that dates back to 16th century France, right? 01:08 In the original text, the magician claims 01:11 to have made themselves invulnerable by using black magic. 01:14 Sign me up! 01:15 "Extraction" is set in Bangladesh's most populated city, 01:19 Dhaka which has a population of 20 million people. 01:22 Don't mess with the Dhaka SWAT. 01:24 The unit was trained by the U.S. Army, 01:26 FBI, and police experts. 01:28 "Extraction" has a 12 minute, one-shot action sequence 01:32 that includes a lot of driving. 01:33 Hopefully, Rake knows to drive on the left-hand side. 01:36 Of the 195 UN recognized countries in the world, 01:40 Bangladesh is one of only 54 01:42 that drive using left-hand Traffic. 01:44 This is only on the streets though. 01:46 Bonus fact, across the globe, if you're in a boat, 01:49 all traffic must stay starboard, or keep to the right. 01:52 While tea is the unofficial drink of Dhaka, 01:54 they aren't just sipping it. 01:56 In 2018 Bangladesh produced over 82 million kilograms 02:00 of tea from its tea gardens. 02:02 Jaiswal plays Ovi, the son of the drug lord 02:05 and the man everyone is trying to find. 02:07 and "Extraction" is Jaiswal's first Hollywood movie. 02:09 Bonus fact, the Indian actor did all his own stunts. 02:13 - [Ovi] No! 02:14 - [Presenter] Nice. 02:15 Tyler and Ovi are caught between two drug lords 02:17 that are likely selling Dhaka's 02:18 most common street drug, yaba. 02:20 Other names for the caffeine 02:22 and methamphetamine mixture include baba, 02:24 guti, laal, and loppy. 02:27 - That kid is a walking corpse. 02:30 - [Presenter] Ovi has a massive bounty on his head 02:32 and I don't know about you, 02:33 but when I hear walking corpse, I think of zombies. 02:36 Zombie folklore dates all the way back 02:38 to 17th century Haiti. 02:40 In addition to "Extraction", 02:41 David Harbour has appeared in "Stranger Things" 02:44 and the 2019 Netflix original movie 02:46 entitled "I Made a Monster". 02:48 Rake needs to keep the kid alive, 02:50 so he grabs an bulletproof vest, 02:52 which was invention of Casimir Zeglen. 02:55 The Polish inventor's original design 02:56 was made with cloth, wool and silk. 03:00 Golshifteh Farahani, doesn't just act. 03:03 In Iran, she was a member of the rock band, Kooch Neshin, 03:06 and won the second Tehran Avenue 03:08 underground rock competition. 03:10 The original RPG-7 began service in 1961. 03:14 Now this is a pretty good shot, since at 200 meters, 03:18 the U.S. Military approximates 03:19 the weapon only has a 51% hit probability. 03:22 That's not a coin flip I want to be on the wrong side of. 03:25 With a relative sound pressure between 150 and 160 decibels, 03:30 Rake and Ovi may need to check their hearing 03:32 after that gunshot. 03:33 That's like standing near a jet aircraft during take-off. 03:36 When you're being chased by drug lords, 03:38 you need to move fast. 03:39 And nobody moves faster than Usain Bolt 03:41 who set a top speed record of 27 miles per hour 03:44 at the World Championships in Berlin in 2009. 03:47 And speaking of speed, 03:48 Usain Bolt might be able to outrun this car. 03:51 The average sedan can only go around 03:53 25 miles per hour driving backwards. 03:56 An all-electric Audi RS3 is the unofficial 04:00 reverse speed record holder topping 130 miles per hour. 04:03 On the topic of cars, 04:05 police cruisers can cost upwards of $100,000. 04:08 Here, three of them are destroyed. 04:11 Personally, if I'm spending six figures on a car, 04:13 I'd like something flashier. 04:15 And when you're the biggest drug lord in Bangladesh, 04:17 you arrive in style. 04:19 The Ferrari 488 GTB comes with a six-figure retail price 04:23 and a top speed of 205 miles per hour. 04:27 So there you have it, 21 facts and one hidden lie. 04:30 We hope you learned something, 04:31 and were you able to spot the lie? 04:33 Let us know in the comments. 04:35 First one to guess it gets a Flix-bump. 04:37 And for watching all the way to the end, 04:38 you get one more fact. 04:40 Did you know, the hashtag symbol 04:42 is technically called an octothorpe? 04:44 OctothorpeWhoa, OctothorpeGoodbye!- advertisement spot 2020