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MAN OF CINEMA
I entered with anticipation that Spielberg will tell a story that will shake me
up and change my beliefs, but he instead chose to show a gimmick, with a pointless buildup to only end it on a bitter sweet note which puts no effect.
Emily Blunt was superb, she pulled the movie through when it was making no sense, and i felt connor was under-utilised. They should have explored the character background in a much deeper way, why those two were chosen, what was the process, all that they just showed it as a glimpse.
The film was about aliens and their secrets, but the movie explores none of that. The whole movie was just a chase, one who wanted to tell the truth about aliens and one who wanted to stop. And the one who wanted to stop, that guy literally pulled a chair and sat to watch the disclosure..only popcorn was missing. That moment literally fucks up the whole build up you witnessed, it was such a convenience.
Spielberg thought people will get emotional seeing torture of aliens(which he didn't even showed completely), brother we are literally living in multiple genocides around us, and even that is not affecting mang people, then who the fuck will fall for this shit? All this which he wanted to be portrayed as reality, didn't even feel like real for one moment.
The film had so much potential but it gets lost in its own stupid execution.
12 Jun’26 19:53
Anusha Jacob
Loved it.
Really liked how they kept me engaged till the end. May not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I loved the story, the visuals and the cast.
Yugendher Nagarajan
Interesting plot but couldn’t comprehend the ending
Spookie Knights
If you had told me a week ago that Steven Spielberg would make on of the worst
films I have seen in years, I would have never believed you, but here we are. What was this?
Gautham Harikumar
“A Good Sci-Fi , Not a Spielberg Classic”
With Disclosure Day, Steven
Spielberg returns to the alien genre after Close Encounters, E.T., War of the Worlds, and Indiana Jones and
Suchit Seth
I personally feel that Disclosure Day directed by Steven Speilberg works as a
deeply philosophical tale raising relevant questions on issues surrounding the times in which we live
Jinesh Muralidharan
A film directed by Spielberg and John Williams scoring is enuf to bring people
to the big screen . Spielberg goes to his favourite sci-fi genre with extra terrestrial beings. It
Vikas Yadav
Steven Spielberg's #DisclosureDay bored me out of my mind.
It feels like a great filmmaker imitating himself. The wonder is gone. The suspense is gone. What's left is nostalgia
Aijaz Khan
As a storyteller and as a film full marks but making American to save the world
is bull shit too shallow
Popcorn Reviewss
#DisclosureDay is a mysterious sci-fi thriller that isn't perfect but infuses a
thought-pondering message amidst a highly entertaining and kinetic narrative that makes for a solid
The Cine Column
A deeply sincere, craft‑driven sci‑fi drama that places more emphasis on the
heart than the stars. Watching a film directed by Spielberg, shot by Janusz Kaminski, and scored by
Soumya Sarkar
Weather to Weother
A S K
- A disappointing film from Steven Spielberg, one of his weakest works.
Apart from few chase sequences nothing else in the movie was enjoyable, it was boring and I felt no connect
Thala Buddy
Disclosure Day is definitely not for everyone, but those who connect with what
the film is trying to say will absolutely love it.
This feels like a classic Spielberg style movie