No surprise.
Spielberg’s comments about Christians forsaking their religion probably didn’t help either. I love SciFi of all kinds, but since those remarks, I am absolutely not going to see this one.
The trailer did not draw me in.
Film Threat said it was ass. Spielberg’s worst.
He should have stuck with vacationing with the likes of Tom Hanks and Moochie Obama.
There are no E.Ts, and never will be.
Hollywood need to learn how to make 90 minute movies again (and not spend 100 million for film thats mostly talking heads)
Go see Masters of the Universe instead. An entertaining summer popcorn movie that’s a lot of dumb fun, plus a great message (about men stepping up to fight for their families).
Lots of obvious truths never get said in this society.
One is that most directors lose their touch as they get older.
For one thing their “art” starts to take over from compelling characters and stories.
Spielberg characters were always rather cold. That got a lot worse.
This has even happened to Kubrick,Scorcese. Clint Eastwood stayed pretty loose late into life.
That movie that was so hyped, but turned out to be a complete dud, and I think most everyone knew it.
Maybe his desire to poop on Christianity got in the way of his ability to make a good film.
I might have paid for a ticket but after hearing he wanted to shake my faith, no thank you.
It probably would’ve gotten better attendance if it was a film about real estate transactions.
And thanks to insulting Christians. What a turd
I saw it last night.
My wife’s review: “It was the worst movie I’ve ever seen in my life.”
Mine was not as harsh. But it was a solid 6 of 10. Surely a Netflix movie for a Saturday night.
Imho, Spielberg, who is 80, is no longer the director he once was.
The entire “this movie will shock Christians” was to get some buzz for a movie that is a dud.
But no amount of shock can cover up a bad story and a bad movie.
Steven ought to retire
The weather is stormy?
Everywhere?
What BS.
Or… maybe it just sucks.
“Disclosure Day”
Also a sexuality and gender reveal discussion with his seven kids.
However, it’s projected to do better by weekend’s end:
‘Disclosure Day’ Eyes $42.5 Million Opening As Spielberg Film Defies Pre-Release Projections
https://www.forbes.com/sites/timlammers/2026/06/12/disclosure-day-eyes-425-million-opening-as-spielberg-film-defies-pre-release-projections/
Kind of like the actual 'disclosure'.. Which went over as a dud.
There are no aliens folks... Get over it!