Early reactions to Steven Spielberg's upcoming film 'Disclosure Day' have been overwhelmingly positive, with some critics calling it the director's best work in two decades. Social media posts from industry insiders praise the film as 'riveting,' 'funny,' and 'the weirdest movie Spielberg's ever made.'
Bill Bria of SlashFilm described it as 'riveting' and 'the weirdest movie Spielberg's ever made,' while Collider's Stephen Weintraub called it 'another towering home run.' Germain Lussier from Gizmodo declared it 'Spielberg's best film in 20 years.'
Emily Blunt's performance has been singled out by many, including Drew Taylor of The Wrap, who called it 'astounding.' John Williams' score also received praise, with critic Tessa Smith describing the film as 'part mystery, part Twilight Zone, something new entirely.'
Jim Hemphill from Indiewire labelled it 'top-tier Spielberg,' adding that 'right from the opening Spielberg lays down the gauntlet and reminds you that he does this stuff better than anybody in the history of film.' The film's script has been described as 'X-Files-meets-The Bible.'
Universal has released a final trailer featuring Spielberg, who says: 'I am much more inclined now than when I made Close Encounters to say that we are not the only intelligent life in the universe.' Despite the buzz, some viewers expressed disappointment, feeling the film glossed over the complexities of its subject matter.
