"Disclosure Day"... soon 🛸 https://t.co/HHlrMDLpdI

TL;DR: What if Disclosure Day was never meant to be a simple sci-fi epic for the general public, but a highly targeted piece of narrative engineering designed to romanticize the act of leaking for real-world contractors and intelligence workers holding classified data? ​Everyone is analyzing Disclosure Day as either a standard blockbuster spectacle or a commentary on modern media. But if you look at the underlying mechanics of the plot, Spielberg did something far more specific: ​He crafted a...

With Spielberg's Disclosure Day back in the conversation, I found myself asking the same question I've been asking for over a decade: what does the morning after actually look like? Bryce and I get into it in this one. https://t.co/qLuJxjmZCq

This is less a movie review and more a reflection on disclosure culture itself. I share why Disclosure Day surprised me, and ask a bigger question I keep coming back to: has the hype around disclosure set us up for disappointment no matter what happens next? #DisclosureDayMovie Take a look. 🎞️🎞️🎞️🎞️ https://t.co/kaZ58qPBNO

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Note: amazing new movie Disclosure Day is available now to _rent_ @ Amazon Prime Video ($19.99). Or own it [$5 more]. See a real alien. See her talking to the lead actors. See what everybody is talking about.

While I admire Steven Spielberg, his mastery of storytelling, and his forthright belief and message that we should, as a species, listen:\ Would we?\ The most fictional aspect of this movie for me is that the entire world seemed to collectively pay attention to what was happening at the climax of the movie. The world saw, and believed. In what we perceive as reality, haven't we become so jaded and skeptical that even if the powers that be ultimately failed to suppress the truth, and it got ou...

Did they sneak Pete Hegseth’s lookalike in Disclosure Day movie? Or its just me ?

Props to David Koepp for writing such a disastrous movie as the recent "Disclosure Day". I admit my expectations were rather high, given the amount of effort the direction put into presenting it as a masterpiece. I have never seen a movie so ideologically driven as this one—depicting meekness and humiliation as commendable traits on a freaking cosmic scale. Do they really think aliens would want to make contact with such weak people? A very Christianized American way of thinking. I'm not even...

Breakout actor (and former TV news anchor) Courtney Grace, plays an NBC anchor who, in a pivotal scene in the movie, learns mid-broadcast of the existence of aliens.