‘DISCLOSURE DAY’ is Spielberg’s empathy plea. But is it good?

We are back with a deep dive review of Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day,” an original conspiracy thriller that explores the idea of extraterrestrials and evidence of their existence.

Emily Blunt stars in what may be her best performance. Josh O’Connor plays the whistleblower ready to unleash the trove of data. Collin Firth is our baddie, and Coleman Domingo is the man with the plan.

Consensus on the film feels split. How does it live up to the notion of revealing a certain truth about our universe? What’s going on with its themes of empathy, compassion, and faith? Is it effective? Is it Spielberg’s return to the throne of sci-fi alien blockbusters? Listen to find out.

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