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- The biggest surprises of this movie are how boring it is and how lame the ending was for a movie about a supposedly, "dangerous conspiracy". Disclosure Day has boring characters with terrible dialog and action scenes that just fall flat. Also, the who religious angle of this topic is so played-out and just comes off as cringeworthy here. In the end, it feels like Spielberg trying to make a J.J. Abrams movie and instead just made, "E.T., but the kids are grown-ups this time!" This movie is just had me less interested in its core mystery-- if you could even call it a mystery-- and more curious about how much longer could it possibly take before finally ending.
- Steven Spielberg makes the mistake of thinking a thesis and a big budget are enough to make a good movie. When this thing opened, I literally thought we were watching a movie within the movie it was so overshot and overwrought. Too many scenes are shot like stark lighting and a big score can be complete substitutes for any actual meaning or emotional resonance. And why do so many of the suspense and action sequences play out like I'm watching someone on Twitch trying a Grand Theft Auto mission for the first time? He's sneaking around secret agents by squat running directly at them, and they don't notice as long as they're turned the other way. Then his big car theft gets jammed up in the trees before he knocks over all the breakable obstacles. And when they send the car off the cliff and hide around One Big Rock while they let their star rating clear and then scurry off, again, 2 feet away from their pursuers, without drawing the awareness cone. And why is the invisible party action sequence shot like Home Alone? Why are we all of a sudden trying for 6 year old target audience slapstick?!? The overall idea has a ton of potential, and is well enough meaning, but the small details just don't line up or do enough to create any depth or actual excitement. And having the movie make it painfully clear multiple times that the one agent is absolutely willing to go rogue and do whatever it takes to kill them, just to have him frown and storm off as your big finish? What the heck even is that? He's literally fired openly at them before. I still absolutely love Stevie, but it's becoming clearer and clearer that all of his best work is officially 2 decades gone, and it breaks my heart to realize it.
- A story typical for Spielberg, told in his traditional style, about people, aliens, and supernatural phenomena - one that is unlikely to find favor with contemporary audiences. Unfortunately, most of us have lost - over the years - that ability to be a child (or never had it in the past); our childlike imagination has vanished or been torn from us. And this is something Spielberg still possesses and tries to share with us.
- This is without a doubt the worst movie ever made by Spielberg. I am in disbelief how bad it was. I guess he’s going soft in the head and no one has the guts to step in. Where to even begin? The bizarre and terrible acting? The nonsensical blocking? The glacier pacing? Or the most ridiculously up its own ass premise? I think this may be the worst movie of the year. I think it may be worse than The Happening. My favorite scene was the guy sneaking up to a fence, then sneaking along it (which had no cover, mind you), and cutting to him sneaking up to the same fence a second time. All while the police searching… A random ditch? Don’t turn around to look at the guy because reasons.
Worse movie of 2026 by far
- This movie can be perceived on several different levels: Entertainment value: it's fairly weak compared to today's standard of movies as well as a Spielberg production. The symbolism: it's far more cryptic than most people have the capacity to perceive at the moment. The obvious: the theme of this movie is the same thing that circles in social media content and through various and countless YouTube conspiracy theories. About systems of control that prevent information being released to the public. For those who understand: watch it at least three times.
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Disclosure Day was released on June 9, 2026.
Disclosure Day was directed by Steven Spielberg.
Disclosure Day has a runtime of 2h 26m.
Disclosure Day was produced by Kristie Macosko Krieger, Steven Spielberg.
A cybersecurity expert becomes a whistleblower after uncovering secrets about aliens, putting him on the run from a corporation. Meanwhile, a meteorologist experiencing strange phenomena joins forces with him to prove there's life beyond our understanding.
The key characters in Disclosure Day are Margaret Fairchild (Emily Blunt), Dr. Daniel Kellner (Josh O'Connor), Noah Scanlon (Colin Firth).
Disclosure Day is rated PG-13.
Disclosure Day is a Science Fiction, Mystery, Action film.
Disclosure Day has an audience rating of 6.9 out of 10.
Disclosure Day had a budget of $115M.
Disclosure Day has made $244.6M at the box office.






























