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Disclosure Day
(2026)
All Will Be
Disclosed
Director: Steven Spielberg,
rated PG-13
  Starring:
Emily Blunt, Josh O'Connor, Colin Firth, Eve Hewson, Colman Domingo, Wyatt
Russell, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Elizabeth Marvel, Hettienne Park, Tommy Martinez,
Gabby Beans, Jeremy Shamos
DML Rating:
★★★★★★★☆☆☆
- good
"This 79-year terror
campaign of lies has to end." -
Hugo Wakefield
Why watch this? It's
a serviceable sci-fi entry about possible extraterrestrials.
Plot Summary:
A cyber-security expert becomes a high-profile whistleblower
after uncovering heavily classified data that details a
multi-decade government cover-up of extraterrestrial life. While
on the run from a powerful, relentless corporate entity
determined to suppress the truth, he aligns with a network of
fellow defectors. Their mission converges with a television
meteorologist who has begun experiencing unexplainable phenomena
and manifesting extraordinary cognitive abilities.
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Dad's Preview: Mr.
Spielberg loves making films about the awe associated
with aliens:
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977),
War
of the Worlds (2005), and the beloved,
E. T.
(1982). Here, he adds another entry, but in 2026,
the plot feels very been-there-done-that. This is
disappointing for me, an avid fan of the director. The
film is a gallant effort, and you will be hard-pressed
to walk away without anything to contemplate. The
special effects are stellar, the acting is very good. It
covers a ton of conspiracy theories. However, it ran too
long, and I just didn't feel the magic I
expected. It's very much like peeking behind the
curtain, and realizing that the wizard is just some guy
from Iowa. I need some mystery to remain in my life.
That makes things much more interesting. |
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Amblin
Entertainment; Universal Pictures
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