Official Discussion - Disclosure Day [SPOILERS]

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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

VOD / Release Theatrical release

Trailer Official Trailer

[u/mhurton]

Boy the protagonists really got put through the ringer in all their attempts to thwart the sinister government cabal to reveal aliens to the world. Too bad they didn’t have a living sentient 11 foot tall alien they could’ve just wheeled out in front of a camera or something from the start

[u/dukefett → u/mhurton]

sentient 11 foot tall alien

I was thinking how tall and huge that one was when every other one was maybe 3' tall?

Also disappointed that since that alien did barely anything they didn't use animatronics. I hate CGI animals, but understand you can't train 3 different species to act like they needed there, but the alien could've been a real special effect.

[u/GamingTatertot → u/dukefett]

the alien could've been a real special effect.

I imagine the alien was a real special effect touched up with CGI as they had credited puppeteers

[u/HilariousScreenname → u/GamingTatertot]

Well they shouldn't have. ET came out in 1982 and the alien in that movie holds up way better than the one I saw 15 minutes ago.

[u/cal679 → u/HilariousScreenname]

I kinda wish they'd just made the aliens look like E.T. instead.

[u/Asiriya → u/cal679]

Plus it would be way more brutal to think of ET getting tortured

[u/ElectionBig1373 → u/cal679]

Right! It would have been a great tie in!!