Disclosure Day opens to a $44M weekend; Spielberg and Emily Blunt praised

E.T. Admits Shock At Not Even Being Called For Cameo In ‘Disclosure Day’ https://theonion.com/e-t-admits-shock-at-not-even-being-called-for-cameo-in-disclosure-day/

Disclosure Day was exactly what I was hoping it would be. Thrills, wonder, mystery, and the gift of another John Williams score (the man is 94!) which alone was worth the price of admission. If you like classic Spielberg, go see it.

Another thing I hate about Disclosure Day is the gender dynamics. Of course, the boy gets science powers, and the girl gets THE POWER OF EMPATHY despite Emily Blunt characterized as heavily career-focused to the point of alienating her boyfriend. She's just gotta learn to be more emotional you see!

Disclosure Day invaded theaters with a $44 million weekend debut at the box office.

Not being afraid to look is key to Close Encounters, in Raiders what saves you is knowing when to look away, in Disclosure Day we reach a synthesis of knowing when you have to look even when it's hard, in this essay:face melts off:

you think you're starting to move on but then there's a scene in Disclosure Day where an IV line is inserted that reminds you that your ex hates needles & if you had been watching it together, you would have squeezed his arm & asked if he was okay and it makes you sad anyway, great film lol

people keep saying Disclosure Day is silly for having the breaking news come from local television, but like 80% of the news that goes viral online is literally from television

Disclosure Day has about ten shots where guys just get out of cars. closer to twenty if you include the ones where named characters just get out of cars. the number of people getting out of cars in Disclosure Day rivals The Fast and the Furious

Seeing complaints that the end of DISCLOSURE DAY is too abrupt and unsatisfying and, specifically, "they should show us what happens next" and what the hell is wrong with people

Steven Spielberg. John Williams. Disclosure Day. Ohhhhhhhh, that was glorious. Easily the best thing I’ve seen in a theater, in a long time.

Went and saw Disclosure Day. It certainly was a movie.

I do want to watch Disclosure Day in theaters but I don't want to spend 2.5 hours (3 honestly) in a theater. ET was 2 hours. Encounters of the Third Kind was 2 hours 18m. 2 and a half hours is just too long for a movie. Like... any movie. Stop this.

DISCLOSURE DAY: Buddy this hit me in a really personal place for reasons I don’t feel comfortable discussing in a post (no I was never abducted by aliens, just wanted to be clear). Feels like Spielberg’s final prayer to the world, an urgent plea for kindness and collective transcendence. Fuck! Wow!

Disclosure Day had 'late stage shyamalan' or 'any stage nolan' vibes from the first trailer so im not shocked

I don’t want to say DISCLOSURE DAY is strictly for the sickos, but for someone who’s read extensively about Roswell, UFOs, and alien conspiracies, it’s t definitely felt like it was made for me.