Disclosure Day (2026)

What earned the score

• Male Anchor Dismisses Female Protagonist

  Margaret’s (Emily Blunt) husband repeatedly dismisses her concerns throughout the film solely because she is a woman who doesn’t believe him, positioning him as an antagonistic male figure whose sexism hampers her agency.

• Aliens as Counterfeit Divine Saviors: Humanity's Flawed Nature and Mimicked Miracles

  The narrative presents extraterrestrials as supreme, god-like saviors—'nearer to God' than humans—who will deliver humanity from itself and establish world peace, displacing hope in divine intervention. Humanity is framed as the true menace: divided, hubristic, and incapable of handling truth without alien guidance. The aliens bestow counterfeit spiritual gifts—speaking unknown tongues, prophetic visions, discernment of secrets, absolute empathy, and conjuring apparitions of the dead—paralleling biblical miracles to position extraterrestrial power as a false imitation of divine authority.

Details

A cybersecurity expert becomes a whistleblower after uncovering secrets about aliens, putting him on the run from a corporation. Meanwhile, a meteorologist experiencing strange phenomena joins forces with him to prove there's life beyond our understanding.

Starring

Emily BluntJosh O'ConnorColin FirthColman DomingoEve Hewson

Director

Steven Spielberg

Writer

Steven SpielbergDavid Koepp

Genre

Science FictionThriller

Release Date

Jun 12, 2026

Parents Guide

• Sex None

  A woman tells a man that they had sex before.

• Violence Mild

  A car crashes and flips down a hill.

  People crash into invisible barriers.

  We see some blood as the result of beatings and other wounds.

  A character stabs their own hand with a knife.

  A person presses the bottom of a necklace into their hand until it bleeds.

• Profanity Moderate

  2 F-Bombs (1 is fully sound out loud, 1 whispered and cut off)

  1 use of "f*ck". 8 uses of "s**t" and "hell". Once of "godd**n". And several "OMG".

• Drugs None

  Brief verbal reference to Ketamine.

  A character briefly takes a pill with water in one scene.

• Frightening Scenes Moderate

  A character has an intense panic attack which may upset sensitive viewers.

  A meteorologist freezes during a live broadcast and begins speaking in an unsettling, non-human alien tongue.

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