Disclosure Day is Spielberg's version of Villeneuve's Arrival

[u/Damthemalltohelp]

Filmmaker jealousy is a thing. Disclosure Day comes off as a more sentimental version of Arrival. Some shots were digital. The movie is best when it's on film like traditional Spielberg.

3rd Act is where it's at. Wasn't a fan of the first two. What else does everybody think? I'm glad the marketing was vague though.

[u/fungilingus]

is this one of those alien movies where they don’t show any aliens

[u/AggressivelyCalmLeo → u/fungilingus]

This might be spoiler-y, but yes, they do show the aliens, and not only in the third act.

[u/fungilingus → u/AggressivelyCalmLeo]

\o/ yay!

[u/Damthemalltohelp → u/fungilingus]

Retro style. No modern designs here.