Oscar Lao

it’s easy to love Janusz Kamiński’s bolder choices, but it’s the deceptively simple shots like these that really make him special. his command of light and composition is unbelievable.

DISCLOSURE DAY opens with a scene that looks exactly like this and it transported me back to 2002 like the critic in Ratatouille.

@shadowknightdk it’s time we bring back movie ushers

cinema etiquette is dead bcz a guy came in 20 minutes late, took a few pictures and then watched the first 10 minutes on a cam rip during the interval im not fucking kidding

Last act of Disclosure Day is some of the most awe-inspiring, captivating stuff I’ve ever seen. Unbelievable movie.

the car chase in this has so much sauce that it had me and my friend going crazy in the theaters

@agusctrl13 @Maxisntheree bone temple is amazing unfortunately slept on

@Maxisntheree bone temple is right there

It’s June and I’m not sure any of these are *good*

@movieswithdes saving cinema, one ticket at a time thank you for your service

walked out of my showing and right into another

@woop54 literally us

Janusz Kamiński is a god and Disclosure Day might be his best

@BarneysRubble0 unfortunate. freedom of art and freedom of gathering are essential to cinema

@laoprod I don’t. I’m proposing a nationwide ban

Steven Spielberg’s done it again. He’s notched another stinker under his belt. If you’re curious at all about UAPs and NHI do not go see Disclosure Day. Will set the whole discourse and public interest back decades.

@KeyJay115 comparison is the thief of joy this and bone temple were excellent films tho and def not talked about enough

I need to stop comparing everything to this.

We should treat "optimism" and "hope" as thought terminating, self-justifying virtues that require no further probing. That sounds like solid reasoning to me.

@Schloshbeezy @fuzzyyarns hardest agree of all time

@laoprod @fuzzyyarns Arrival is great, as is DD.

I remember watching ARRIVAL in 2016 & thinking this dreck would be a great movie if Spielberg directed it. DISCLOSURE DAY vindicated me 10 years later.

@Colleeena @UniversalPics @universaluk every time she makes a connection with another person

I was profoundly moved by DISCLOSURE DAY, literally had tears in my eyes. Spielberg never misses, I was entranced the whole way through. Blown away by the storytelling, action, cinematography & especially Emily Blunt’s performance. Empathy 🥹

@rafipufff that first moment when she locks eyes with the cop

A thrilling ride that somehow managed to leave me drying my eyes. Disclosure Day completely caught me off guard in the best way. This felt like a true blockbuster from start to finish. Emily Blunt is the star of the show. She absolutely carries this movie and serves as its emotional anchor, driving the story with so much heart and presence that it is impossible not to be locked in whenever she is on screen.

@SilentDawnLB so damn good

Disclosure Day. Big movie. Big screen. Loved it. boxd.it/eLwbul

@JJJ_DPOY hard disagree about DD but hard agree that Arrival is great

think i might rewatch arrival later. I noticed a couple similarities between the two while watching DD, but i wanna see an actually good “alien” movie before i decide

@dtjcinema one of our very best magicians

the timing of disclosure day hits like crack. an all time moment in theatrical exhibition the likes of which we haven’t seen since before the pandemic, and then boom, spielberg conjures up some sci-fi blockbuster magic like a huge cherry on top.

@JillianChili right there with you

The very last seconds of Disclosure Day felt like flying and meditating all at once, a plea to cut through the noise of the world and truly listen to one another. This film is so profound and so deeply human that will linger long after you leave the theater🛸