Additional information for Battlefield Earth, which has a domestic theatrical release set for May 12, 2000. The film is being distributed by Warner Bros Pictures and has not yet been rated. Battlefield Earth has a total running time of 118 minutes.
13
Argentina
M
Australia
14
Chile
15
Denmark
U
France
16
Germany
IIA
Hong Kong
M
New Zealand
15
Norway
PG
Singapore
13
Spain
15
Sweden
16
Switzerland
12
UK
PG-13
USA
PG-13
Philippines
12
Iceland
U
Malaysia
K-15
Finland
12
South Korea
PG
Canada
10V
South Africa
12
Netherlands
14
Peru
118min
119min
Battlefield Earth
Sweden
Battlefield Earth
USA
Terre, champ de bataille
Canada
Terre, champ de bataille
Switzerland
A Reconquista
Brazil
Batalla final: Tierra
Argentina
Battaglia per la Terra - Una saga dell'anno 3000
Italy
Battlefield Earth - Kampf um die Erde
Germany
Battlefield Earth - Terre champ de bataille
France
Bitwa o Ziemie
Poland
Câmp de lupta: Pamântul
Romania
Camp de batalla: La terra
Spain
Campo de batalla: la Tierra
Spain
Háború a Földön
Hungary
John Travolta - Battlefield Earth - Kampf um die Erde
Germany
Kampen om Jorden
Denmark
Pedio mahis: Gi
Greece
Taistelukenttä Maa
Finland
Terra - Campo de Batalha
Portugal
May 10, 2000
USA
May 12, 2000
Canada
May 12, 2000
USA
May 19, 2000
Thailand
May 25, 2000
Singapore
May 31, 2000
Belgium
May 31, 2000
Netherlands
June 02, 2000
Brazil
June 02, 2000
Denmark
June 02, 2000
Ireland
June 02, 2000
Italy
June 02, 2000
Spain
June 02, 2000
Sweden
June 02, 2000
Switzerland
June 02, 2000
UK
June 07, 2000
Malaysia
June 07, 2000
Switzerland
June 14, 2000
France
June 16, 2000
Finland
June 17, 2000
South Korea
July 05, 2000
Philippines
July 19, 2000
Kuwait
July 22, 2000
Indonesia
September 15, 2000
Iceland
September 21, 2000
Hong Kong
September 28, 2000
Australia
September 29, 2000
Poland
October 19, 2000
Czech Republic
October 21, 2000
Japan
December 07, 2000
Argentina
January 11, 2001
New Zealand
February 09, 2001
Lithuania
February 28, 2001
Hungary
April 19, 2001
Peru
July 20, 2001
Germany
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After enslavement & near extermination by an alien race in the year 3000, humanity begins to fight back.
In the year 3000, Earth has been ruled for 1,000 years by the Psychlos, a brutal race of giant humanoid aliens. The remnants of humanity are either enslaved by the Psychlos and used for manual labor or survive in primitive tribes living in remote areas outside Psychlo control. Jonnie Goodboy Tyler (Barry Pepper), a member of one such tribe, leaves his home in the Rocky Mountains on a journey of exploration. He joins forces with Carlo (Kim Coates), a hunter, but both men are captured by a Psychlo raiding party and transported to a slave camp at the Psychlos' main base on Earth, a giant dome built over the ruins of Denver, Colorado.
Terl (John Travolta), the Psychlo security chief on Earth, has been condemned by his superiors to remain indefinitely at his post on Earth as punishment for an unclear incident involving "the Senator's daughter." Aided by his deputy, Ker (Forest Whitaker), Terl devises a plan to buy his way off the planet by making a fortune using human slaves to mine gold in radioactive areas. Psychlos are unable to visit such areas due to the explosive interaction of the gas that they breathe with radionuclide particles. Terl selects Jonnie as his "foreman" for the project and gives him a Psychlo education using a rapid-learning machine. Terl gives Jonnie a party of slaves and a Psychlo flying shuttle and orders him to go out and find gold.
After learning the Psychlos' language, history, and myriad other educational forms from the rapid learning machine, Jonnie plots a human uprising against the Psychlos. He obtains gold from Fort Knox to satisfy Terl's demands, instead of mining gold as ordered. Jonnie and his followers find an abandoned underground US military base with working aircraft, weapons, fuel, and nuclear weapons. They use the base's flight simulators to train themselves in aerial combat.
After a week of training, the rebels launch a mass uprising against the Psychlos using Harrier jump-jets and other weapons. Carlo sacrifices himself to destroy the dome over Denver, and the Psychlos inside suffocate in Earth's atmosphere, which they are unable to breathe. Jonnie captures a Psychlo teleportation device and uses it to teleport an atomic bomb to the Psychlo home world. The ensuing detonation causes the entire Psychlo atmosphere to explode, wiping out the planet. Ker and Terl survive on Earth but face different fates: Ker sides with the victorious humans, while Terl is imprisoned as a hostage within a vault in Fort Knox. The film ends with the humans in control of Earth but facing an uncertain future.
Roger Christian
Director(s)
Corey Mandell
J.D. Shapiro
L. Ron Hubbard
Writer(s)
Ashok Amritraj
executive producer
Don Carmody
executive producer
Anson Downes
associate producer
Linda Favila
associate producer
James A. Holt
co-producer (as James Holt)
Jonathan D. Krane
producer
Elie Samaha
producer
Tracee Stanley
co-producer
Andrew Stevens
executive producer
John Travolta
producer
Producer(s)
Elia Cmiral
Composer(s)
Terl
John Travolta
Jonnie Goodboy Tyler
Barry Pepper
Ker
Forest Whitaker
Carlo
Kim Coates
Chrissy
Sabine Karsenti
Parson Staffer
Michael Byrne
Mickey
Christian Tessier
Sammy
Sylvain Landry
Robert the Fox
Richard Tyson
Processing Clerk
Christopher Freeman
Processing Clerk / One-Eyed Guard / Teleportation Supervisor
John Topor
Planetship
Shaun Austin-Olsen
Assistant Planetship / Psychlo Guard
Tim Post
Bartender
Earl Pastko
Rock
Michel Perron
District Manager Zete
Michael MacRae
Psychlo Wrangler
Todd McDougall
Psychlo Hoser
Derrick Damon Reeve
Floyd
Jason Cavalier
Heywood
Sean Hewitt
Labour Supervisor
Andrew Albert
Heavy Set Guard
Alan Legros
Mason
Andy Bradshaw
Blythe
Jim Meskimen
Supply Clerk
Robert Higden
Communication Officer
Rejean Denoncourt
Rodman
Tait Ruppert
Human Pilot
Mulumba Tshikuka
Chirk
Kelly Preston
Mara
Marie-Josée Croze
Psychlo Babe
Nadine Corde
Speaking Bandit
Russell Yuen
Leering Grin Bandit
Andrew Campbell
Clinko
Noel Burton
Alien (uncredited)
Craig Gauthier
Director(s)
J.D. Shapiro
L. Ron Hubbard
Writer(s)
executive producer
Don Carmody
executive producer
Anson Downes
associate producer
Linda Favila
associate producer
James A. Holt
co-producer (as James Holt)
Jonathan D. Krane
producer
Elie Samaha
producer
Tracee Stanley
co-producer
Andrew Stevens
executive producer
John Travolta
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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