Additional information for Black Hawk Down, which has a domestic theatrical release set for January 18, 2002. The film is being distributed by Columbia Pictures and has not yet been rated. Black Hawk Down has a total running time of 144 minutes.
18SG
Malaysia
18A
Canada
M/16
Portugal
A
India
18
Czech Republic
15
Ireland
VM14
Italy
16
Argentina
R
Australia
14
Brazil
K-15
Finland
-12
France
16
Germany
IIB
Hong Kong
16
Netherlands
R16
New Zealand
15
Norway
14
Peru
PG-13
Philippines
NC-16
Singapore
15
South Korea
13
Spain
15
Sweden
16
Switzerland
15
UK
R
USA
16
Iceland
144min
142min
152min
La caída del halcón negro
Argentina
La caída del halcón negro
Colombia
La caída del halcón negro
Mexico
La caída del halcón negro
Peru
Black Hawk Down
Austria
Black Hawk Down
Germany
Black Hawk Down
Italy
La chute du faucon noir
Canada
La chute du faucon noir
France
Pad crnog jastreba
Croatia
Pad crnog jastreba
Serbia
A sólyom végveszélyben
Hungary
Allatulistatud Black Hawk
Estonia
Black Hawk derribado
Spain
Cercados
Portugal
Cerný jestráb sestrelen
Czech Republic
Elicopter la pamant
Romania
Falcão Negro em Perigo
Brazil
Helikopter w ogniu
Poland
Isku Mogadishuun
Finland
Kara sahin düstü
Turkey
Mavro geraki - I katarripsi
Greece
December 18, 2001
USA
December 28, 2001
USA
December 28, 2001
USA
January 17, 2002
Hong Kong
January 17, 2002
Singapore
January 18, 2002
Canada
January 18, 2002
Ireland
January 18, 2002
Malta
January 18, 2002
Thailand
January 18, 2002
UK
January 18, 2002
USA
January 22, 2002
Philippines
January 30, 2002
Philippines
February 01, 2002
South Korea
February 01, 2002
Sweden
February 08, 2002
Italy
February 08, 2002
Portugal
February 14, 2002
Fiji
February 14, 2002
New Zealand
February 15, 2002
Switzerland
February 20, 2002
Belgium
February 20, 2002
France
February 20, 2002
Indonesia
February 20, 2002
Monaco
February 20, 2002
Morocco
February 20, 2002
Switzerland
February 20, 2002
Tunisia
February 21, 2002
Australia
February 21, 2002
Czech Republic
February 21, 2002
Slovakia
February 22, 2002
Mexico
February 22, 2002
Spain
February 22, 2002
Taiwan
February 28, 2002
Israel
February 28, 2002
Netherlands
February 28, 2002
Peru
March 01, 2002
Colombia
March 01, 2002
Finland
March 01, 2002
Greece
March 01, 2002
South Africa
March 01, 2002
Turkey
March 08, 2002
Brazil
March 08, 2002
Estonia
March 08, 2002
Iceland
March 14, 2002
Argentina
March 14, 2002
Hungary
March 15, 2002
Bulgaria
March 15, 2002
Sweden
March 15, 2002
Uruguay
March 22, 2002
Norway
March 22, 2002
Poland
March 22, 2002
Romania
March 22, 2002
Russia
March 27, 2002
Denmark
March 27, 2002
Egypt
March 29, 2002
India
March 30, 2002
Japan
July 16, 2002
Kuwait
October 10, 2002
Germany
October 31, 2002
Switzerland
November 22, 2002
Austria
Rangers Lead the Way.
Leave No Man Behind.
In a raid, a task force of Delta Force soldiers, Army Rangers, and Special Operations Aviation Regiment attempt capturing two of Mohammed Farah Aidid's senior subordinates in the Bakaara Market neighborhood of Mogadishu. The mission is led by Maj Gen William Garrison, and was supposed to take no more than 1 hour. The extraction by the Delta team is successful, but the Somali militia, armed with RPGs, shoot down two Black Hawk helicopters, and the resulting rescue extends the mission to over 22 hours. There were in total 123 American soldiers sent into Mogadishu.The film follows many characters through build-up, the assault and rescue. It shows how Staff Sergeant Matt Eversmann was placed in charge of Ranger Chalk Four, before portraying the raid and successful extraction of the wanted persons, and shows the first injury, as PFC Todd Blackburn falls from a helicopter as it maneuvers to avoid an RPG. This is the beginning of the indication that the troops are overwhelmed by the volume of enemy militia, and builds up to the two helicopter crashes: Super Six-One piloted by Cliff "Elvis" Wolcott, and Super Six-Four piloted by Mike Durant. Durant is taken prisoner after the two Delta snipers who requested to be inserted near the crash site of Super Six-Four are killed while defending him.The film also follows two Chalk Four machine gunners who are supposed to return with the extraction team, but miss the humvees as they leave, and get lost. One of them is deafened by machine-gun fire, but they eventually make their way back to Eversmann. Cpl Jamie Smith attempts to rescue one of them, whose ammo bag was shot and exploded, but Smith gets shot too, and eventually bleeds to death.The film begins to reach its conclusion as the U.S. forces regain control with strafing runs by Little Bird helicopters, and a convoy of troops from the 10th Mountain Division, along with other United Nations forces, arrives to extract the wounded. Back at the base, Norman "Hoot" Hooten begins to restock on ammunition, preparing to go back out on the next mission, and Eversmann tells a dead Jamie Smith that he will fulfill his dying wish.The film ends with text informing the viewer that 19 Americans and approximately 1000 Somalis died in the conflict, after Mike Durant's release, Mohamed Farrah Aidid died and General Garrison took full responsible for the raid and resigned in 1996.
Ridley Scott
Director(s)
Mark Bowden
Ken Nolan
Writer(s)
Jerry Bruckheimer
producer
Harry Humphries
associate producer
Branko Lustig
executive producer
Terry Needham
associate producer
Chad Oman
executive producer
Pat Sandston
associate producer
Ridley Scott
producer
Mike Stenson
executive producer
Simon West
executive producer
Producer(s)
Hans Zimmer
Composer(s)
Eversmann
Josh Hartnett
Grimes
Ewan McGregor
McKnight
Tom Sizemore
Hoot
Eric Bana
Sanderson
William Fichtner
Nelson
Ewen Bremner
Garrison
Sam Shepard
Kurth
Gabriel Casseus
Wex
Kim Coates
Schmid
Hugh Dancy
Durant
Ron Eldard
Beales
Ioan Gruffudd
Yurek (as Thomas Guiry)
Tom Guiry
Smith
Charlie Hofheimer
Pilla
Danny Hoch
Steele
Jason Isaacs
Harrell
Zeljko Ivanek
Matthews
Glenn Morshower
Wolcott
Jeremy Piven
Kowalewski
Brendan Sexton III
Shughart
Johnny Strong
Busch
Richard Tyson
Struecker
Brian Van Holt
Gordon
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Cribbs
Steven Ford
Waddell
Ian Virgo
Twombly (as Thomas Hardy)
Tom Hardy
Galentine
Gregory Sporleder
Goodale
Carmine Giovinazzo
Joyce
Chris Beetem
Thomas
Tac Fitzgerald
Sizemore
Matthew Marsden
Blackburn
Orlando Bloom
Othic
Kent Linville
Ruiz
Enrique Murciano
Maddox
Michael Roof
Atto
George Harris
Mo'alim
Razaaq Adoti
Firimbi
Treva Etienne
Somali Spy
Abdibashir Mohamed Hersi
123 elite U.S. soldiers drop into Somalia to capture two top lieutenants of a renegade warlord and find themselves in a desperate battle with a large force of heavily-armed Somalis.
Director(s)
Ken Nolan
Writer(s)
producer
Harry Humphries
associate producer
Branko Lustig
executive producer
Terry Needham
associate producer
Chad Oman
executive producer
Pat Sandston
associate producer
Ridley Scott
producer
Mike Stenson
executive producer
Simon West
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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