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@DES3535 Colin Firth as the villain was a horrible choice, and for some reason the movie started already in the middle of the movie.

Disclosure Day 4.5/10 This movie has next to 0 replay value. Super forgettable. Was intriguing for the first hour then ended up nowhere. So campy and cheesy. Nothing fully explained. The tone is all over the place. It’s pretentious. Horrible CGI. It’s just flat out weak.

@RottenTomatoes If this is what Rotten Tomatoes is saying about this movie, then this is the last time I trust Rotten Tomatoes. I just saw this movie today and I felt like Spielberg was abducted by the aliens and got replaced by a shitty director who made this movie.

#DisclosureDay is Certified Fresh at 81% on the Tomatometer, with 262 reviews: rottentomatoes.com/m/disclosure_d…

@ULTRA_MAJESTY This movie was like getting invited to a party where the host says that you are going to have sushi and then when you are eating the sushi, they say that the sushi is from a gas station.

Spielberg should stop making films. His movie Disclosure Day has been labeled the most groundbreaking movie of the year, but it's trash.

Hay que ser sinceros: Spielberg ha perdido su toque. Spielberg ya no es el Spielberg que conocíamos hace años. Spielberg ya no es el Spielberg de E.T., el Spielberg de "ET", el Spielberg de "Schindler", ni el Spielberg de "Jurassic Park". El Spielberg de esta película es como si hubieran abducido a Spielberg y nos hubieran dejado con un director malísimo que ha hecho esta película.

'El día de la Revelación', Spielberg recupera su pulso narrativo de los 80 en un brillante thriller sobre alienígenas libertaddigital.com/cultura/cine/2…

This movie is too stark at most. This movie is so bad that it has obliged me to be writing thousands of comments in X just to tell people how angry I am about it. This was such a disappointment. Spielberg was attacked by the aliens and got replaced by the shitty director that made this movie.

Review: Every Steven Spielberg film about the sky has felt like a question directed at the universe. “Disclosure Day,” which explores the impact of alien existence on humanity, is a question aimed at us, and it feels like he’s impatient for our answer. wapo.st/4gaLIKw

Yeah I felt that this movie was like a cash grab. The guy doesn't care anymore if people think and get disappointed by his movies. He just said, "I just need the money, just put my name on it, make a crappy movie, fast, lazy, with crappy CGI, with a super bad villain. The villain was a bad choice for the actor Colin Firth in this character. I don't know, I just see a fat guy in a pullover being followed by his peers following the main characters, which don't have any soul. They are just bad, boring, and flat. I don't know, this is such a disappointment, man."

I’m pretty sure Disclosure Day is supposed to be a parody, mocking the UFO topic. The CGI was horrendous and cheap looking. The dialogue was lazy. The story was over-the-top goofy. The action scenes were unrealistic. What a colossal disappointment. I don’t know who directed this movie but it was not the person who directed Close Encounters of the Third Kind. It’s not even remotely close to that level of production. Worst science fiction movie I’ve seen in some time.

I've seen it. This is a disappointment. This feels like 9/10. This feels like when Lost got to the last chapter and you felt scammed by the creators. Yeah that's how I feel now. I feel that Steven Spielberg was abducted by the aliens and they replaced him with a guy that looks like him and makes shitty movies, like this one.

Has anyone seen "Disclosure" yet? Is it worth seeing?

@sarahlovescali He got abducted by the aliens years ago and he got replaced by the shitty director that made this movie.

I don’t know who needs to hear this tonight but Steven Spielberg sucks

@HuguitoMuaddib A Spielberg lo abdujeron los aliens hace años y nos dejaron con un director malísimo que hizo esta película.

Vista #DisclosureDay Steven Spielberg vuelve a lo grande con la mejor película del año hasta el momento sin ninguna duda, el maestro nos vuelve a ofrecer un trabajo maravilloso con una gran historia cargada de misterio y corazón,con el primer acto siendo una introducción y preparación para lo que se viene en un tercer acto impresionante,por eso quizás la primera parte de la historia se puede sentir lenta, pero a pesar de ello,merece bastante la pena porque la historia te importa,te atrapa y te hace querer saber más,en ese aspecto ayuda muchísimo la magnífica interpretación de Emily Blunt, que es sin duda el mejor personaje de la película, aunque el resto también lo hacen muy bien,para llegar a un final impresionante, el momento cúspide de la trama,donde llegan las revelaciones y esa parte me parece una maravilla, porque creo que refleja bastante bien el como respondería gran parte del mundo ante la existencia de seres inteligentes más allá de ellos, aparte el diseño de las criaturas y toda la historia detrás de ellos relacionados con los protagonistas me parece brutal para terminar con una escena y un momento que seguramente dé mucho de que hablar porque a mí me ha dejado pensando y eso me parece maravilloso A nivel técnico sin ningún reproche Como digo,no me parece una película perfecta, tiene ciertos personajes cliché y momentos que se te pueden hacer bola, pero la historia y el mensaje es por lo que merece la pena verla El maestro lo ha vuelto a hacer Nota 8,5/10

@Meyer_ofc @LucasNavarreteM You are exactly right. This felt like an AI slop but, yeah, a Hollywood slop. It's like lazy, same tropes, not original, like a lot of threads that they don't close. Just a waste of time and disappointing.

@LucasNavarreteM Another pro Hollywood slop…that shut hole is running out of any ideas

Just saw Disclosure Day. Man, that was rough. Haven't been as bummed about a movie in years. Expectations for Spielberg Sci-fi were sky high.

La peli me dejó la misma sensación que cuando salí de ver "9mm", que también es de Spielberg y del tío de "Perdidos". Esa sensación que te da "Perdidos" cuando acaba, en la que te das cuenta de que no te explican nada y que era todo un sueño tipo "Lo serrano". Pues esa sensación de decepción es con la que me he encontrado hoy después de esta película. Esta película parece que la ha hecho un tío y que la ha firmado Spielberg. No parece una peli de Spielberg como yo recordaba a Spielberg. Esto me recuerda a "Indiana Jones 5", que también salió diciendo que eran pelis malas para empezar. No debes enseñar nunca a los extraterrestres porque entonces pierden totalmente el misterio. Este tío no para enseñar a unos extraterrestres que además están hechos con CGI malo, porque tío, ya por lo menos cúrratelo, joder. Si es la última peli que vas a hacer de extraterrestres, supuestamente, por unos extraterrestres de p*ta madre. Esa mierda de CGI cutre que lo podrías haber hecho mejor con ella on line.

He visto #DisclosureDay. 😐 mañana 15:00 video impresiones

Really really bad, with a bad choice for a villain, with boring characters and even annoying at some points. With simplistic plots, with evil corporation tropes, with shitty and lazy videos of old archive videos of aliens that you can do better with AI. I don't know man, this really shit the bed.

Disclosure day gotta be the worst movie I’ve seen in years. #DisclosureDay

@EegahInc I think Spielberg got abducted by the aliens years ago and we are left with this shitty director.

This is not a review of Disclosure day, just a quick rant. I left the theater extremely disappointed and it's all Spielberg's fault. He's been making the rounds this week promising a profound experience that would challenge my religious beliefs and make me ponder mankind's place in the universe. Instead, all I got was a lukewarm spy-thriller full of tired sci-fi ideas that have been covered ad nauseum for as long as I can remember. As for the religious elements, they have all the deepness of a 13-year-old Redditor trying to impress someone on r/atheist. Couldn't the screenwriter have spent 15 minutes on Google and learned the Church has been discussing this stuff for centuries. Crib some of that instead of giving us some of the cringe-worthy dialog we got in this movie. Look, it's Spielberg, so there are some good things in the film, but overall, it falls flat. Maybe I've just seen too many of these things.

@RocioAsoIguaran Los efectos eran cutres y la peli también.

🎬 Hoy he visto algo raro: una película con CGI discutible que aun así parece más viva que medio verano de estrenos. El Día de la Revelación no es el mejor Spielberg. Y da exactamente igual. Emily Blunt está magnífica.💥 Spielberg sigue haciendo una cosa que la industria empieza a olvidar: contar historias. Hay directores con mejores efectos. Pero muy pocos convierten dos horas en veinte minutos.🔥🔥 #ElDiaDeLaRevelacion #EmilyBlunt

Yo no sé qué peli has visto tú, tío, pero esta peli parecía una peli de niños pequeños de los años 90. El villano era patético: un gordo en un jersey apretado con todos sus secuaces persiguiéndolo para todas partes. Era una peli tan simplona, tan vaga. No sé, es una completa excepción sinceramente. Comparo esto con "Encuentro de la Tercera Fase" y es como si estuviera hablando de dos personas totalmente distintas. Ha pasado con Steven Spielberg: se lo llevaron los aliens.

Steven Spielberg lo ha vuelto a hacer, por enésima vez, vuelve a demostrar porque es uno de los grandes. The Disclosure Day (2026) pone al ser humano en su sitio, aborda la censura y profundiza en la condición humana. Spielberg no trata de convencer de nada, plantea unas cuestiones y ya que cada uno reflexione y saque su punto de vista. Ojalá nos queden muchos años de Spielberg porque su cine tiene algo esperanzador.

@gay_lumberjack My theory is that Spielberg got abducted by the aliens years ago and we are left here with a shitty director.

Apparently, after all the insane build-up, "Disclosure Day" is another disappointment from Spielberg. 😞

@__Colddream__ @RealLifeFakeWiz I had the feeling also when I saw the trailer that it was going to be bad but I still wanted to give it a chance. Man, this is so bad. This movie was horrible.

@RealLifeFakeWiz I knew that it was going to be shit after they released the trailer with the deer and the shills tried to hype it up in every post. That was lame af

145 minutes for pretentious overacting in scenes intended for Oscar nomination clips. Disclosure Day was made by people who enjoy sniffing their own farts, and, boy howdy, did this movie shit the bed. Pack it up, Grandpa. Spielberg is done.

@Oliviaaidanliam @RealLifeFakeWiz Ugh, The Nun was the worst! What was the point of that character? Just annoying the whole time.

@RealLifeFakeWiz It was unbelievably terrible. Clunky, unlikeable protagonists w nothing to say. No stakes. Bad music sore by J. Williams unbelievably. Even the stunts lacked imagination. What a colossal waste of my afternoon.

Spielberg is no longer a guarantee of a good film. After seeing this movie I know that I'm not going to bet for him anymore. The villain actor is such a bad choice. It is pathetic. It's like seeing a 90s movie for kids. This guy is fat, with his pullover, the whole movie, with all his gang all the time around him. Like this is a cartoon movie from the 90s. It is so bad. I just feel like in Indiana Jones 4, where he made this childish movie for stupid people, I guess. I don't know. It's just the last couple of movies of Spielberg that I have gone to the cinema with the illusion of seeing Encounters of the Third Kind again. They just have been a complete disappointment.

La peli es aburrida. Esta peli es un rollo. Se hace larguísimo hasta que ocurre algo. Te mantienen con un supuesto misterio, pero sin desarrollar totalmente, vago. No cuidan o sea, me siento estafado como cuando acabó Lost. El actor para el villano estaba fatal elegido. No pegaba nada poner a ese señor, que además está gordísimo, con ese jersey todo el día. Un bodrio de peli.

Muchos están diciendo que la película de Spielberg es horrible, y eso para mí solo evidencia que tal cual Spielberg no ha buscado hacer una película en sí que esté focalizada únicamente en entretener, sino una película con un mensaje basado en todo el estudio de la ufología.