Disclosure Day Is Still in Theaters and Emily Blunt Has Never Been Better

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A scene from Disclosure Day (2026), the Steven Spielberg sci-fi thriller starring Emily Blunt and Josh O'Connor, now in theaters

Disclosure Day is in theaters from Universal and Amblin. Steven Spielberg directed it. David Koepp wrote the screenplay. It opened June 12.

A covert government agency called WARDEX has hidden evidence of extraterrestrial contact for 50 years. A former tech employee steals an artifact and goes on the run with a woman who begins developing mysterious abilities. Emily Blunt plays Margaret. Josh O'Connor plays Daniel. Colin Firth and Colman Domingo also star.

80 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. The Hollywood Reporter calls it Spielberg's spellbinding return to what he does best. Blunt is described as breathtaking and never more magnetic.

Before you go, watch Close Encounters of the Third Kind. The DNA is unmistakable. Same awe, same government paranoia, same belief that wonder is the right response to the unknown.

It has been two weeks. It is still the best thing in theaters. Go before it's gone.

Quick Facts

Disclosure Day Is Still in Theaters and Emily Blunt Has Never Been Better

DirectorSteven Spielberg

CastEmily Blunt, Josh O'Connor, Colin Firth, Colman Domingo, Eve Hewson

GenreScience Fiction, Thriller

Release2026-06-12

Runtime145 min

Rated6.7/10

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Disclosure Day is still in theaters. Spielberg and Emily Blunt. 80% on RT. It is the best thing playing right now and you should go this weekend.

Disclosure Day is in theaters from Universal and Amblin. Steven Spielberg directed it. David Koepp wrote the screenplay. It opened June 12.

80 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. The Hollywood Reporter calls it Spielberg's spellbinding return to what he does best. Blunt is described as breathtaking and never more magnetic.

Before you go, watch Close Encounters of the Third Kind. The DNA is unmistakable. Same awe, same government paranoia, same belief that wonder is the right response to the unknown.

It has been two weeks. It is still the best thing in theaters. Go before it's gone.