The Truth About Disclosure Day: A Must-Watch or Skip? (SPOILER FREE)

0:01 Good morning, everybody. It's tie from Total Disclosure. I had the chance to see Disclosure Day last night, Disclosure Day last night, and I wanted to give a little bit of context to some of the things that have answered on X or just in terms of talking to people I didn't now. I probably should preface this by saying I am not always been the biggest Spielberg fan in general. I am definitely more of a like Chris Nolan. I love dialogue, I love set up. I love you know, giant, really really deep psychological you know, things don't have to blow up for me to enjoy a film, right, So you do want to preface that.

1:10 I'm sure a lot of people like really enjoyed Disclosure Day. Out of ten, I gave it a six. First two acts little shaky, it comes out of the gate. What I will say is it tries to come out of the gate. All It comes out of the gate like right into the middle of the action, almost kind of like that movie The Fugitive, where it feels like it starts in the middle of act one, right, and then you're playing ketchup trying to figure out what's going on. And I'm not going I like that but the execution was off.

1:53 It felt cheap. The dial from the dialogue all the way to the generic bad guys who are always nameless but have every tool that they need for every single scenario at hand. It's very convenient. The themes, the tones, the

2:24 real life mirrors are all there. The the puzzle was there, it was the execution that I thought felt a little flat.

2:41 Stand out for me was Emily Blunt's character, the whistleblower guy. He was good, but not as good as I was hoping, like, I didn't really understand a lot of his motivation aside from full disclosure all at once, and it's not until a little later on that you understand why he's doing what he's doing. But even that becomes a little hazy until the end, which is a I mean, that's fine, but the acting was a little meh in places. They didn't explore what I wanted to explored, and they explored what I didn't care or need to be explored.

3:34 So I didn't hear a lot of reaction from the crowd. I didn't hear a lot of laughs for the funny quote unquote funny stuff, which was funny, I suppose, but that's not why I was there, and the action it wasn't even up to like a Spielberg's par and the visual effects were driving me crazy, like how does two thousand and eight Iron Man look better than a fox? A fox? Just a fox? Or a deer one deer like it? It kept taking me out that much, and that was very frustrating. So, of course, of course people are gonna enjoy the movie for what it is.

4:31 That's fine. I honestly implore that art is one of those things where people see it differently. I'm sure a lot of people in the UFO community specifically might even enjoy the film, but I was hoping for something a little bit more serious in tone and more fleshed out, more relaying the information throughout and not it right at the end. The stuff that you were expecting to see throughout the film isn't until the third act, at the very very end, and that was probably my favorite moment. But it didn't play as well as I thought it was going to because of the continually continuously missed setups and the convenience, like, oh, that was convenient that that happened for them, That was convenient.

5:29 Up that was short convenient because if that didn't happen. This couldn't happen. It was a lot of convenience, generic bad guys with you know, shitty aim. It's like as many tropes as I could talk about were instilled in this so as far as execution, it just didn't hold up to my standards. And I'm not going to pretend it because it's about UFOs, because it was. I don't want to go there. I don't want to go there just yet. But also, this whole thing is much more a human story and then what it's being advertised as.

6:21 It's all I'll say for now, go see the movie. Let me know what you think in the comments below. Guys, what are your overall thoughts? Do you agree with me? Do you not? Am I crazy? Has Spielberg kind of lost his touch with what it is a film can be in twenty twenty six? And please I want someone to comment on the visual effects because I was utterly, like speaking out loud to myself in the theater, like I can't believe that this is what I'm looking at right now. I can't believe it. The Fox. It drove me insane, how terrible it looked.

7:06 It's like visual effects have just become secondary, and that's not how you need to approach things. So overall good movie, no decent movie, decent watchaball changing anything. No no, So maybe we'll get them next time. This is tie, This is total disclosure. Peace,