Additional information for Final Destination 5, which has a domestic theatrical release set for August 12, 2011. The film is being distributed by Warner Bros Pictures and has not yet been rated. Final Destination 5 has a total running time of 92 minutes.
R
USA
13+
Canada
16
Ireland
R18+
Japan
15
UK
R21
Singapore
18
Malaysia
18
South Korea
R-13
Philippines
15
Sweden
MA15+
Australia
M/16
Portugal
16
Netherlands
16
Argentina
VM14
Italy
16
Spain
14
Peru
18
Germany
K-18
Finland
92min
Destino final 5
Argentina
Destino final 5
Colombia
Destino final 5
Mexico
Destino final 5
Peru
Destino final 5
Spain
Poslednje odrediste 5
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Poslednje odrediste 5
Croatia
Poslednje odrediste 5
Serbia
Последен изход 5
Bulgaria
Пункт назначения 5
Russia
5nal Destination
USA
Destination Finale 5
France
Destination Ultime 5
Canada
Destino Final 5
Colombia
Final Dead Bridge
Japan
Galutinis tikslas 5
Lithuania
Galutinis tikslas 5 3D
Lithuania
Luoi Hai Tu Than 5
Vietnam
O Último Destino 5
Portugal
Oszukac przeznaczenie 5
Poland
Poslednja ekskurzija 5
Serbia
Premonição 5
Brazil
Put bez povratka 5
Croatia
Son Durak 5
Turkey
Végső állomás 5.
Hungary
Vlepo to thanato sou 5
Greece
Yaad sofi 5
Israel
August 04, 2011
Canada
August 10, 2011
USA
August 12, 2011
Canada
August 12, 2011
Lithuania
August 12, 2011
Poland
August 12, 2011
USA
August 18, 2011
Hong Kong
August 18, 2011
Thailand
August 24, 2011
Belgium
August 24, 2011
Philippines
August 25, 2011
Germany
August 25, 2011
Kazakhstan
August 25, 2011
Malaysia
August 25, 2011
Netherlands
August 25, 2011
Russia
August 25, 2011
Singapore
August 25, 2011
UK
August 26, 2011
Ireland
August 26, 2011
Spain
August 26, 2011
UK
August 29, 2011
Argentina
August 30, 2011
Kuwait
August 31, 2011
France
September 01, 2011
Argentina
September 01, 2011
Armenia
September 01, 2011
Australia
September 01, 2011
Georgia
September 01, 2011
New Zealand
September 01, 2011
Portugal
September 02, 2011
Colombia
September 02, 2011
Iceland
September 02, 2011
Paraguay
September 08, 2011
Greece
September 08, 2011
Hungary
September 09, 2011
Estonia
September 09, 2011
Sweden
September 09, 2011
Turkey
September 15, 2011
Chile
September 16, 2011
Bulgaria
September 16, 2011
Finland
September 21, 2011
Indonesia
September 22, 2011
Israel
September 23, 2011
Brazil
September 23, 2011
Mexico
October 01, 2011
Japan
October 07, 2011
Italy
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Survivors of a suspension-bridge collapse learn there's no way you can cheat Death.
The film opens up with a bunch of workers who are gathering together for a company retreat. Sam Lawton has prepared the breakfast before the bus ride. Sam is a fellow office worker and short order cook. His best friend Peter is awaiting everyone else's arrival for the trip. Molly Harper, Sam's girlfriend, arrives and she then breaks up with him due to his dreams of going to Paris to be an apprentice for his mentor. Sam is hurt by Molly's decision. Meanwhile Peter's girlfriend Candice, an intern for the company and a gymnast, comes along with her rival Olivia Castle, a clad dressed office girl. Molly is being hit on by Isaac Palmer, a co-worker and womanizer. Sam then goes to the construction wing of the building to find his other friend Nathan Sears, a supervisor who has a hard time dealing with construction worker Roy. Nathan and Sam regroup and head on the bus to their destination.As the bus heads up on the bridge, Sam notices the roads construction is rather suspicious, and he begins to have weird feelings while on the bus. The bus is stopped by a traffic operator, and then the bridge starts to crack. The workers get off of the bus. The group gets off first. Candice is trapped when chunks of the road fall into the lake below. She hangs onto the railing of the bridge far off to the side, but the railing detaches, sending her to fall and impale herself on the sail of a nearby boat. The group panics as the bridge is getting worse by the second. Isaac, who was taking a call in the bus's bathroom, is still on the bus, and the bus is sent crashing into the lake, sending Isaac to the windshield to be crushed and drowned on impact. A crack in the middle of the bridge kills many people. Only a pair of support beams are the way to get to the other side to safety. Sam helps Molly over, and she makes it across. Sam tries to help Olivia, but she has lost her glasses and falls into the lake. Olivia, still alive tries to swim, but a car comes falling down, crushing her. Nathan tries to reach Sam, but the wires supporting the bridge detach and one flies across the path, killing him. The company boss Dennis is sent over the edge of the bridge, but as he hangs on, a tank of hot tar spills and burns Dennis's flesh off, sending him to fall into the lake with the rest of the debris. Peter catches the sustained part of the rail of the bridge and Sam does the same. Molly panics as she watches the two. The truck beside her has a metal slider that is holding several construction rods. The slider falls and the rods impale Peter through his face, and he falls to the cement foundation of the bridge, killing him. The slider continues to fall forward, slicing Sam in half.When Sam comes to, he see's he is still alive and he gets Molly off the bus. Peter, Candice, Olivia, Nathan, Isaac, and Dennis follow. The bridge begins to collapse and Sam rushes all of his friends to safety. The group looks surprised and confused as to how Sam knew the accident was going to happen. During the company funeral, William Bludworth, a local coroner, is present and he warns the group that Death is after them. They all ignore his warnings and move on with their lives. Sam and Molly reconcile later that night.The next day, Candice is with Peter at her gymnastics practice, and he cheers her on. Candice does some work on the balance beam, and a nail from a malfunctioning fan falls on the beam, nail side up. Candice has many close calls with the nail, but it never injures her. Candice then goes to do some vault work. She is flipping while a fan set up by one of the coaches is turned on. Another girl on the beam does a routine and she falls on the nail, and she knocks over a pit full of powder. The powder is blown into the area and Candice loses her sight, and she flips, accidentally letting go, landing on her neck, causing her spine and knee to pop through her skin. Sam consoles a depressed Peter.The next day, the group is all together at their work place and they all start drinking to relax. Isaac is going through dead co-workers' desks and he comes across a Chinese massage parlor. Isaac arrives, flirting with many of the women, but is taken care of by an old Chinese woman who speaks English, but simply refuses to speak to Isaac. She later does acupuncture on him, and leaves him in a room where the walls are sound proof. As Isaac rolls over on his bed, the leg of it caves in sending him to the ground, pushing the needles into his body. He staggeringly gets up, but a bottle of alcohol causes a fire from a candle falling after Isaac's phone rings. Isaac avoids the contained fire, but as he waits against the wall, a shelved Buddha falls and crushes his head. Bludworth, who has been present for all of the deaths so far, is there and tells the remaining survivors that there is another way to avoid Death. They would have to kill someone to gain their remaining days on Earth. Peter revels in the idea to where it makes him crazy. Agent Jim Block is covering the case of Sam and his friends, but he finds all of the deaths hard to believe.Olivia goes to get eye surgery the same day, and the doctor straps her head into place. Olivia, fearful, holds a teddy bear, and as the doctor put in tools to keep her eyes open, she rips off an eye from the bear. Olivia is told by the doctor to wait, but the machine begins to malfunction, overheating, and the button to begin surgery is dropped as she reaches for it in panic. The remote drops and the laser slices her eye open. The laser goes off a few more times and it burns through her hand and scars her face. She then escapes the machine. Sam and Molly and the doctor run in to see a scared Olivia, and she trips on the teddy bear's eye. She falls through the window onto a parked car, and falls off as her eye rolls away to be run over by a car.Nathan is working in construction and he is talking to Roy, an angry employee of his. Nathan immediately sees a beam move closer to him with a hook under it. Nathan urges Roy to move, but he accidentally pushes him backwards as the hook falls, and Roy is stopped from landing on the spikes below. Nathan then sees Roy has been impaled by the hook through the head. As the group comes together, Peter finds that Nathan accidentally killed Roy, taking his days, skipping him in Death's design. Meanwhile, as Dennis grills them all, a wrench that Roy placed on a machine is twisted into Dennis's face, the long way.Later that night, in Le Miro 81, the cafe Sam cooks for, his mentor lets him become an apprentice in Paris. He also lets Sam have the restaurant for the night to spend it with Molly. Peter crashes the dinner, and he tells a story of how he tried to push a woman in front of a truck to steal her life. Peter admits he couldn't do such an act, and he then ponders Candice's death and how she didn't deserve to die, but yet Molly supposedly survived Sam's vision. Peter then tries to kill Molly. Molly takes refuge in the kitchen and Sam fights off Peter before Agent Block is shot by Peter, taking his years. The struggle leads to a gun being placed on the burning stove, but as Peter is about to kill Molly, Sam stabs him in the back with a large skewer. Then Sam realizes he stole Agent Block's life from Peter, but Agent Block wasn't supposed to survive that long anyway.A month later, Sam and Molly are boarding a plane to Paris, and she asks for the window seat. As they are boarding, a group of high schoolers fight, as a kid is kicked off with several students and a teacher. During take off, Sam overhears that the kid claimed to have a vision the plane was going to explode. Sam freaks out as he looks at his plane ticket, which reads "Flight 180". The plane begins to explode as the kid, revealed as Alex Browning, predicted. Molly is sucked out the side, and is cut in half by the wing as the rest of plane catches fire, burning Sam to death. As the plane goes down in flames, a flame engulfed engine falls. Nathan is at a local bar, and he is talking to a guy who reveals that Roy was supposed to die in the next few days after his actual death involving the hook because he was ill. Nathan worries as the guy walks away to say "Life is a bitch." Then the flaming engine from Flight 180 crashes through the bar and crushes Nathan to death, ultimately revealing the film to be a prequel to the events of the original Final Destination.
Steven Quale
Director(s)
Eric Heisserer
Jeffrey Reddick
Writer(s)
Richard Brener
executive producer
Sheila Hanahan
executive producer
Mathew Hart
line producer: additional photography
Erik Holmberg
executive producer
Jason Koffeman
associate producer
Craig Perry
producer
John Rickard
co-producer
Warren Zide
producer
Producer(s)
Brian Tyler
Composer(s)
Sam Lawton
Nicholas D'Agosto
Molly Harper
Emma Bell
Peter Friedkin
Miles Fisher
Candice Hooper
Ellen Wroe
Olivia Castle
Jacqueline MacInnes Wood
Isaac Palmer
P.J. Byrne
Nathan
Arlen Escarpeta
Dennis
David Koechner
Agent Jim Block
Courtney B. Vance
William Bludworth
Tony Todd
Roy
Brent Stait
John
Roman Podhora
Cho
Jasmin Dring
Dr. Leonetti
Barclay Hope
Spa Receptionist
Chasty Ballesteros
Chef
Mike Dopud
Coach
Tanya Hubbard
Federal Agent
Frank Topol
Rocker
Tim Fellingham
Crime Scene Tech
Blaine Anderson
Reporter
Dawn Chubai
Mike the Waiter
Ryan Hesp
Bus Driver
Ian Thompson
Campus Security
Andy Nez
Woman
Jodi Balfour
FD1 Passenger
June B. Wilde
Porter (as Brittany Rogers)
Brittney Rogers
Flight Attendant
Diana Pavlovská
Line Cook
Michael Adamthwaite
Spa Technician
Grace Baek
Larry Murnau (archive footage) (uncredited)
Forbes Angus
Valerie Lewton (archive footage) (uncredited)
Kristen Cloke
Factory Worker (uncredited)
Nestor de la Zerda
Mechanic's Girlfriend (uncredited)
Stephanie Honore
Poolboy (uncredited)
Wes Lagarde
Ashlynn Halperin (uncredited)
Crystal Lowe
Alex Browning (archive footage) (uncredited)
Devon Sawa
Carter Horton (archive footage) (uncredited)
Kerr Smith
Director(s)
Jeffrey Reddick
Writer(s)
executive producer
Sheila Hanahan
executive producer
Mathew Hart
line producer: additional photography
Erik Holmberg
executive producer
Jason Koffeman
associate producer
Craig Perry
producer
John Rickard
co-producer
Warren Zide
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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