Additional information for Flight (2012), which has a domestic theatrical release set for November 2, 2012. The film is being distributed by Paramount Pictures and has not yet been rated. Flight (2012) has a total running time of 138 minutes.
R
USA
12
Netherlands
15
UK
M18
Singapore
PG12
Japan
18
South Korea
15A
Ireland
11
Sweden
M/16
Portugal
14
Brazil
12
Germany
MA15+
Australia
IIB
Hong Kong
R-13
Philippines
14
Peru
16
Argentina
15
Denmark
14
Switzerland
138min
30min
El vuelo
Argentina
El vuelo
Chile
El vuelo
Mexico
El vuelo
Peru
El vuelo
Spain
Let
Croatia
Let
Serbia
Полет
Bulgaria
Decisão de Risco
Portugal
El Vuelo
Venezuela
Flight
Greece
Ha'tisa
Israel
Kényszerleszállás
Hungary
Lend
Estonia
Lento
Finland
Lot
Poland
O Voo
Brazil
Skrydis
Lithuania
Uçus
Turkey
Vol
Canada
Zborul
Romania
October 14, 2012
USA
October 22, 2012
USA
November 02, 2012
Canada
November 02, 2012
USA
November 08, 2012
Kuwait
November 08, 2012
United Arab Emirates
November 13, 2012
Sweden
November 15, 2012
Russia
November 22, 2012
Lebanon
December 06, 2012
Ukraine
December 07, 2012
Turkey
December 12, 2012
Egypt
January 10, 2013
Israel
January 10, 2013
Portugal
January 24, 2013
Austria
January 24, 2013
Germany
January 24, 2013
Hungary
January 24, 2013
Italy
January 25, 2013
Lithuania
January 25, 2013
Norway
January 25, 2013
South Africa
January 25, 2013
Spain
January 25, 2013
Sweden
January 25, 2013
Uruguay
January 30, 2013
Belgium
January 31, 2013
Australia
January 31, 2013
Netherlands
February 01, 2013
Ecuador
February 01, 2013
Ireland
February 01, 2013
Nigeria
February 01, 2013
UK
February 06, 2013
New Zealand
February 07, 2013
Argentina
February 07, 2013
Chile
February 08, 2013
Brazil
February 08, 2013
Colombia
February 08, 2013
Finland
February 08, 2013
Mexico
February 13, 2013
France
February 13, 2013
Philippines
February 20, 2013
Indonesia
February 21, 2013
Croatia
February 21, 2013
Czech Republic
February 21, 2013
Hong Kong
February 21, 2013
Malaysia
February 21, 2013
Republic of Macedonia
February 21, 2013
Singapore
February 21, 2013
Slovakia
February 21, 2013
Thailand
February 22, 2013
Bulgaria
February 22, 2013
Iceland
February 22, 2013
Poland
February 22, 2013
Romania
February 22, 2013
Taiwan
February 24, 2013
Serbia
February 28, 2013
Denmark
March 01, 2013
Japan
March 01, 2013
Pakistan
March 14, 2013
Serbia
April 04, 2013
Bolivia
April 19, 2013
Venezuela
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An airline pilot saves almost all his passengers on his malfunctioning airliner which eventually crashed, but an investigation into the accident reveals something troubling.
Whip Whitaker (Denzel Washington) wakes before it's time to take off on a new flight, after an evening of drinking and sex with one of his plane's stewardesses, Katerina Marquez (Nadine Velazquez). Still trying to rouse himself from his hangover, his phone rings, and he answers a call from his ex-wife Deana (Garcelle Beauvais). Deana wants to discuss putting their son through a private school, but Whip doesn't want to discuss it at the moment, claiming he'll talk to her about it when he gets back to Atlanta.While Katerina quickly heads off to the airport to prepare, Whip is unable to collect himself until he snorts a line of cocaine. This wakes him up, and he is next headed to the airport, where rain pounds the building and the airplanes. Whip does a quick inspection of the airplane, then enters into the airplane, speaking with a flight attendant named Margaret (Tamara Tunie), and meeting his co-pilot Ken Evans (Brian Geraghty).Ken seems a little apprehensive of Whip (who is wearing sunglasses), but goes along with his story that he's alright to fly. The plane takes off through rain, and Whip pushes it higher and faster, attempting to find a break in the clouds, causing the ride to seem downright turbulent. However, once Whip finds a break in the storm, the plane stabilizes, and the passengers applaud.Shortly after this, Whip addresses the passengers personally, while secretly pouring some mini-vodka bottles into a bottle of orange juice. After disposing of the bottles, Whip returns to the cockpit, and naps while Ken takes over.A sudden jolt stirs Whip, before the plane suddenly pitches into an uncontrolled dive. Steering mechanisms don't respond, and numerous houses can be seen out the window. Staying relatively calm, Whip has the plane's fuel ditched, before proposing a crazy maneuver: roll the airplane! With Ken and Margaret's help, Whip inverts the plane upside down, leveling it out, before rolling it to crash-land on its belly in a field near a small church. The impact slams Whip's head against the steering mechanism, knocking him out.Whip wakes up in a hospital, where he finds his friend Charlie Anderson (Bruce Greenwood) in the room. Though Charlie claims Whip saved a lot of lives with his maneuver, he tells Whip (off-the-record) that there were 6 deaths, including Katerina.Shortly afterwards, Whip is visited by an acquaintance of his, Harling Mays (John Goodman). Harling brings Whip some cigarettes and some extra things, and fields Whip's request for some clothing and items from his house.Looking for a place to smoke one evening, Whip goes into a stairwell, where he encounters Nicole (Kelly Reilly), a recovering addict. They are soon joined by a cancer patient named Mark Mellon (Tommy Kane). Mark soon realizes who Whip is, and steers the conversation towards God and if disasters can be prevented or not. In Mark's mind, there's no way to stop things from happening. To him, he was meant to get cancer, just as much as the three were meant to meet in the stairwell, and Whip was meant to land that plane. After Mark leaves, Whip tells Nicole that he would like to see her after they are released from the hospital, and she gives him her address.Eventually, Whip is released, and Harling sneaks him out a back way to avoid the press at the front of the hospital. Whip has Harling take him to his father's old farm house out in the country, where a small Cessna resides in a nearby garage. Going through the house, Whip finds all the alcohol stored around the place, and empties them all out.Whip refuses to respond to any of the messages on his phone, but is surprised when Charlie calls him at the farmhouse, leaving a message to meet him after a check-up in a few days. Whip gives into the request, and sits down with Charlie, and Hugh Lang (Don Cheadle), a lawyer from Chicago. Hugh explains that at the crash site, blood was drawn from Whip, indicating he had an elevated blood alcohol level, and cocaine in his blood. The two indicate to Whip that Hugh is going to fight the findings, but that Whip could face charges of manslaughter, and jail time.Whip does not handle the news well, and heads off to a liquor store afterwards. He then attempts to find Nicole's address, and finds her being kicked out of her apartment by the landlord. Whip manages to help her pay her rent, and seeing as she has nowhere to go (and her car won't start), offers to let her stay with him.Whip continues to avoid the press, but soon realizes that reputation could be plagued by the others who were around him. At the funeral for Katerina, he meets Margaret, who claims she could tell that Whip was drunk when she encountered him that morning. Whip then starts to get personal, claiming that if not for him, she could have ended up dead as well.In the hospital, his co-pilot Ken explains he hasn't told the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), who have been investigating the crash, about his suspicions about Whip's condition at the time. Even though he may never walk again, Ken and his wife believe that his surviving was a miracle.Meanwhile, Nicole has been turning her life around, getting a job, and attending an Alcoholics Anonymous' meeting. She suggests Whip come along with her, but he is unable to stomach much of the meeting. Shortly afterwards, Nicole finds Whip working on the Cessna in his father's garage. Whip claims that they can fly away and start over, but Nicole refuses his advancements, and Whip (who has been drinking) angrily yells after her as she leaves.Eventually, she leaves Whip and he grows even more out-of-control with his drinking. When the press finally find the farm house, he drives off and ends up in the neighborhood of his ex-wife and son. Both demand that he leave, but Whip refuses to listen, causing them to call the Police on him.Needless to say, Charlie and Hugh are incensed at Whip's behavior, claiming that this does not bode well for their upcoming case with the NTSB. Even though Hugh has managed to have Whip's alcohol test thrown out, they still need to have Whip present his side of the story to Ellen Block (Melissa Leo), the investigator for the NTSB.Whip gives into their requests to clean up his act, and the evening before the hearing, he is escorted to a hotel room near the presentation. A security guard is stationed at the door, and all traces of alcohol have been cleaned out of the mini-fridge in the room. Whip attempts to relax, but finds himself unable to sleep or even go over the documents that Hugh has prepared for him.Later on, he hears a thumping sound. He soon find it leads to the room adjoining his, where he finds a fully-stocked mini-fridge with alcohol.The next day, Charlie and Hugh show up, but when Whip doesn't answer the door, they find him passed out in the bathroom with a cut on his head, and empty mini-bottles littering the room. With the hearing's time coming closer, they hatch a bold plan.They call in Harling Mays, who provides Whip with the cocaine he needs to get himself woken up. After paying off Harling, Whip, Charlie, and High head to the hearing.During the hearing (with Ellen Block presiding), it is determined that the cause of the plane's locked dive, was a screw in the tail-section that had not been repaired a few years prior. This seems to exonerate Whip, but Ellen then brings up the findings of two empty mini-liquor bottles in one of the trash cans near the pilot's cabin. Given the blood-test findings (of which Whip's has been thrown out), only one other member of the flight crew was found to have drank alcohol: Katerina.When Ellen asks Whip if it's possible that Katerina drank the bottles, he hesitates... before confessing that he drank the bottles. Charlie and Hugh attempt to quell Whip's words, but he confesses to his alcohol problems, claiming that he is drunk at the moment, and has taken cocaine.After the hearing, we segue into a small group in a prison, with Whip among the prisoners. Whip explains to the others about his confession, and that how it seemed that that moment at the NTSB hearing was his breaking point: he couldn't tell another lie.In his time in prison, Whip has become clean of alcohol, and has gained the trust of his ex-wife and son again. His son Will soon after comes to visit him, asking to interview him for a report, to find out more about his father, whom it seems has been absent through much of his life.
Robert Zemeckis
Director(s)
John Gatins
Writer(s)
Heather Kelton
associate producer
Laurie MacDonald
producer
Cherylanne Martin
executive producer
Walter F. Parkes
producer
Jack Rapke
producer
Steve Starkey
producer
Robert Zemeckis
producer
Producer(s)
Alan Silvestri
Composer(s)
Katerina Marquez
Nadine Velazquez
Whip Whitaker
Denzel Washington
Son on Plane
Carter Cabassa
Father on Plane (as Adam Ciesielski)
Adam C. Edwards
Margaret Thomason
Tamara Tunie
Ken Evans
Brian Geraghty
Nicole
Kelly Reilly
Kip
Conor O'Neill
Tiki Pot
Charlie E. Schmidt
Schecter
Will Sherrod
Camelia Satou
Boni Yanagisawa
Fran
Adam Tomei
Derek Hogue
Dane Davenport
Field Reporter
John Crow
Charlie Anderson
Bruce Greenwood
Craig Matson
E. Roger Mitchell
Dr. Kenan
Ravi Kapoor
Harling Mays
John Goodman
Morning Nurse
Jill Jane Clements
Mark Mellon
Tommy Kane
Gaunt Young Man
James Badge Dale
Hugh Lang
Don Cheadle
Waitress
Susie Spear Purcell
Bartender
Philip Pavel
Himself
Piers Morgan
Himself
Jim Tilmon
Pentecoastal Minister
Reverend Charles Z. Gardner
Avington Carr
Peter Gerety
Len Caldwell
Tom Nowicki
Carr's Business Guy
Jason Benjamin
Carr's Attorney
Ric Reitz
Whip's Dad
Timothy Adams
Young Will
Darius Woods
Trevor
Ron Caldwell
Two Beer Barry
Dylan Kussman
Sheila
Janet Metzger
Vicky Evans
Bethany Anne Lind
Peach Tree Employee
Sharon Blackwood
Peach Tree Employee
Pam Smith
Deana
Garcelle Beauvais
Director(s)
Writer(s)
associate producer
Laurie MacDonald
producer
Cherylanne Martin
executive producer
Walter F. Parkes
producer
Jack Rapke
producer
Steve Starkey
producer
Robert Zemeckis
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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