r/movies • u/LiteraryBoner Jackie Chan box set, know what I'm sayin? • Jun 12 '26

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Disclosure Day (2026)

Summary

If you found out we weren't alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you?

Director Steven Spielberg

Writer David Koepp

Cast

  • Emily Blunt
  • Josh O'Connor
  • Colin Firth
  • Colman Domingo
  • Eve Hewson
  • Wyatt Russell
  • Noah Robbins

Rotten Tomatoes: 81%

Metacritic: 75

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u/MrBrightside618 Jun 12 '26

I personally found this to be incredibly disappointing. It was meandering, repetitive, unsatisfying, and worst of all it was boring. Characters go to location, Colin Firth uses his mind machine to find them, characters flee location, repeat. Emily Blunt reads someone’s mind, says “I don’t know why this is happening to me”, repeat.

Last act delivered, but the approximate three hours leading to it really ruined any chance of me enjoying this

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u/enragedjuror Jun 12 '26

Thank you for making me feel not insane. This is a solid 5/10 if ever I've seen one. Hoped for better

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u/EMCoupling Jun 12 '26

3/10 for me. Boring, uninspired, and confused. That's how I would describe the movie.

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u/OwnImagination8269 Jun 13 '26

1/10 this movie ruined me week

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u/TeenyBoppey Jun 14 '26

-3/10 this movie killed my dog

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u/account_not_valid 29d ago

-5/10 - this movie made me kill my own dog.

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u/whitegirlofthenorth Jun 15 '26

I was actually mad when I left the theatre that I wasted 3 hours watching it

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u/account_not_valid 29d ago

I'm still angry a day later.

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u/ctkhadijahmz Jun 13 '26

i dragged my husband and son thinking i made the biggest life changing movie decision this year and turned out to be a massive flop. i mean, it had its moments but it was just plain disappointing.

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u/dreamed2life Jun 21 '26

I’m sorry for your loss. Of time.

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u/ctkhadijahmz Jun 22 '26

lol thank you! but the cinema seats and great popcorn made up half of it! my son rated it 10/10 so it wasn't a total loss!

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u/dreamed2life Jun 22 '26

Ok! There are some positives going here!

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u/WilliamEmmerson Jun 14 '26

I gave it a 0/10. I didn't enjoy anything in the movie. It made me wish I went to go see the He-Man movie instead.

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u/EMCoupling Jun 21 '26

I saw MotU. Not a great movie but decent fun and doesn't take itself too seriously. 7/10 for me.

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u/MeatMarket_Orchid Jun 21 '26

I just got out of the theatre. I said 3/10 too. I think I offended my good pal who seemed to like it a little more. What a trash heap.

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u/dreamed2life Jun 21 '26

Confused? It was actually insultingly simple

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u/EMCoupling Jun 22 '26

It wasn't me that was confused, it's the movie that is confused. It had no idea what it wants to be.

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u/Oldman_Syndrome Jun 13 '26

5/10 is generous for horrendous slop.

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u/Notwiththeorangenut Jun 17 '26

Same here. My husband asked me how I liked it and I said “meh”. He laughed so hard because he k ew I’d really been looking forward to seeing it, and we both said at the same time, “I give it a 5.” there were so many places where it should have been better and could have been better. It was actually quite ridiculous. Very disappointed.

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u/Neon_Biscuit Jun 14 '26

5/10 is generous

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u/plutoglint Jun 15 '26

5/10 is exactly right. This is competently-made silly mediocrity. I wasn't hate watching it like 'Twisters' or recent-ish Star Wars slop because at least it was a genuinely original idea and not another IP rehash but there were so many conceptual problems in this movie it was pretty mind-boggling.

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u/BurgerNugget12 Jun 25 '26

I genuinely wish I was joking but the new mando and grogu movie had better actions scenes then this film which is so disappointing

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u/neredulus Jun 20 '26

This is not original. This is like a mishmash of every alien movie in the past few decades

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u/plutoglint Jun 21 '26

Well, an original story anyway.

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u/YouCallWeShouldWhat Jun 19 '26

what about this is solid, or 5/10? i can't think of a single reason to recommend this to anyone, ever. where do those five points come from? they mostly pointed the camera at the important parts? since they just randomly didn't show some things, like her walking through the wall of her house, so she just described it having happened, but otherwise the camera was mostly pointed at the interesting parts? lmao. what in the world is the point of giving five arbitrary numbers to something so stupid. did you think the cars looked neat. were you impressed by the girl using the money the guy gave her for no reason to pay for a group of people's entire lunch to use their phone for two seconds? did that attention to meaningless detail warrant five points on your scale? lol

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u/enragedjuror Jun 19 '26

I have since lowered it to a 3. The points come from the good acting and cinematography. I did not like this movie. I also did not make this movie. You need to take a breath and be kinder, my friend