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‘DISCLOSURE DAY’ has opened with $92.9M worldwide. The biggest opening ever for an original film from Steven Spielberg.Attached File |
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Originally Posted By imq707s: I saw it on Friday. It was ok....but not nearly as good as all the hype made it out be. Kind of a let down. |
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as a heads up, Corbell has come out with this film The Day After Disclosure - (Disclosure Day) Full Movie ETA I fell asleep and missed most so I’ll have to watch again but what I saw was a lot of new interview clips I haven’t seen before. |
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Enjoyed it. Very mainstream IMHO… more for the audience that isn’t as in on this as we are. Maybe 20 people in the 12:30 showing. The theater had already bumped it to a non-premium theater in favor of the new Toy Story movie. |
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😱 MANTID OVERLORDS RULE THE NHI HIERARCHY? Grays, Tall Whites & Orbs as Their Tools.. Decades of consistent experiencer reports and insider claims reveal a multi-tiered structure: ➡️ Small Grays (since 1947 Roswell era): Emotionless drones handling abductions, exams, and piloting. ➡️ Tall Whites (6-9 ft, pale, telepathic): Alleged US military liaisons with families and a Nevada base. Charles Hall documented repeated encounters at Nellis AFB ranges during his 1965–1967 duty. ➡️ Mantids/Insectoids (7-9 ft, triangular heads, gliding, robed in some accounts): The feared apex overseers. Abduction researchers like David Jacobs describe them directing Grays, commanding hybrid programs, and radiating cold authority, rarely seen but always in charge. May 2026 bombshell from physicist Hal Puthoff (AAWSAP/CIA-linked): US recovered bodies of four species from crashed craft : Grays, Nordics/Tall Whites, Insectoids/Mantids, and Reptilians. Those glowing orbs flooding UAP reports may be their advanced probes or higher-dimensional monitors, silent watchers enforcing the chain of command. A divided or orchestrated NHI presence could explain slow disclosure, fragmented sightings, and why some encounters feel like a long-game operation on humanity. The architects have been here far longer than we admit. |
🚨 WOW - A government UAP Task Force analyst is featured in a recent interview claiming she has met aliens walking among us in Washington, DC. The clip shows her stating that nonhuman intelligence is present in the capital, with the banner highlighting “Aliens Walk Among Us in DC.” The remarks come amid broader discussions of UAP transparency and insider knowledge. Such statements from individuals tied to official programs fuel ongoing speculation about direct interactions and the extent of concealed information at high levels. This adds to the growing number of accounts from analysts and whistleblowers suggesting closer proximity between nonhuman entities and government operations than publicly acknowledged. Original source credit: Interview on government UAP analyst claims -Disclosure Drop Segment |
Very relevant  Steven Spielberg Got REAL UFO Files From Naval Intelligence! |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver:
😱 MANTID OVERLORDS RULE THE NHI HIERARCHY? Grays, Tall Whites & Orbs as Their Tools.. Decades of consistent experiencer reports and insider claims reveal a multi-tiered structure: ➡️ Small Grays (since 1947 Roswell era): Emotionless drones handling abductions, exams, and piloting. ➡️ Tall Whites (6-9 ft, pale, telepathic): Alleged US military liaisons with families and a Nevada base. Charles Hall documented repeated encounters at Nellis AFB ranges during his 1965–1967 duty. ➡️ Mantids/Insectoids (7-9 ft, triangular heads, gliding, robed in some accounts): The feared apex overseers. Abduction researchers like David Jacobs describe them directing Grays, commanding hybrid programs, and radiating cold authority, rarely seen but always in charge. May 2026 bombshell from physicist Hal Puthoff (AAWSAP/CIA-linked): US recovered bodies of four species from crashed craft : Grays, Nordics/Tall Whites, Insectoids/Mantids, and Reptilians. Those glowing orbs flooding UAP reports may be their advanced probes or higher-dimensional monitors, silent watchers enforcing the chain of command. A divided or orchestrated NHI presence could explain slow disclosure, fragmented sightings, and why some encounters feel like a long-game operation on humanity. The architects have been here far longer than we admit. The Mantids are the ones that throw me. People report them, I know. And some of the people I have come to semi-trust (as much as I can in this low-trust scene) speak of them… but they feel like the odd-man out. Like disinfo snuck in to poison the well. Anyone recall if Grusch or Lazar talked about Mantids? I don’t. |
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Originally Posted By macman37: The Mantids are the ones that throw me. People report them, I know. And some of the people I have come to semi-trust (as much as I can in this low-trust scene) speak of them… but they feel like the odd-man out. Like disinfo snuck in to poison the well. Anyone recall if Grusch or Lazar talked about Mantids? I don’t. Originally Posted By macman37: Originally Posted By tnriverluver:
😱 MANTID OVERLORDS RULE THE NHI HIERARCHY? Grays, Tall Whites & Orbs as Their Tools.. Decades of consistent experiencer reports and insider claims reveal a multi-tiered structure: ➡️ Small Grays (since 1947 Roswell era): Emotionless drones handling abductions, exams, and piloting. ➡️ Tall Whites (6-9 ft, pale, telepathic): Alleged US military liaisons with families and a Nevada base. Charles Hall documented repeated encounters at Nellis AFB ranges during his 1965–1967 duty. ➡️ Mantids/Insectoids (7-9 ft, triangular heads, gliding, robed in some accounts): The feared apex overseers. Abduction researchers like David Jacobs describe them directing Grays, commanding hybrid programs, and radiating cold authority, rarely seen but always in charge. May 2026 bombshell from physicist Hal Puthoff (AAWSAP/CIA-linked): US recovered bodies of four species from crashed craft : Grays, Nordics/Tall Whites, Insectoids/Mantids, and Reptilians. Those glowing orbs flooding UAP reports may be their advanced probes or higher-dimensional monitors, silent watchers enforcing the chain of command. A divided or orchestrated NHI presence could explain slow disclosure, fragmented sightings, and why some encounters feel like a long-game operation on humanity. The architects have been here far longer than we admit. The Mantids are the ones that throw me. People report them, I know. And some of the people I have come to semi-trust (as much as I can in this low-trust scene) speak of them… but they feel like the odd-man out. Like disinfo snuck in to poison the well. Anyone recall if Grusch or Lazar talked about Mantids? I don’t. The only things we "know" about are the Little Green/Grey men ( I guess depending on suit or out of suit?) From Roswell, Ariel School, Varghina and many apocryphal stories, and the "Plasmoids" which are what they call the orbs that move in intelligent fashion, dodge threats and can accelerate to vanish in a blink. We've heard about the Nordics and Mantids and there was like 6 others that ad random sketches of them but no source like Grusch or other military reports talking about anything other than the little guys and the talk about nordics where they're saying "Maybe it was somebody who shot done a US craft? (That was an Avi Loeb hypothesis, he's really been attempting debunking everything that is mentioned) |
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Originally Posted By macman37: The Mantids are the ones that throw me. People report them, I know. And some of the people I have come to semi-trust (as much as I can in this low-trust scene) speak of them… but they feel like the odd-man out. Like disinfo snuck in to poison the well. Anyone recall if Grusch or Lazar talked about Mantids? I don’t. Originally Posted By macman37: Originally Posted By tnriverluver:
😱 MANTID OVERLORDS RULE THE NHI HIERARCHY? Grays, Tall Whites & Orbs as Their Tools.. Decades of consistent experiencer reports and insider claims reveal a multi-tiered structure: ➡️ Small Grays (since 1947 Roswell era): Emotionless drones handling abductions, exams, and piloting. ➡️ Tall Whites (6-9 ft, pale, telepathic): Alleged US military liaisons with families and a Nevada base. Charles Hall documented repeated encounters at Nellis AFB ranges during his 1965–1967 duty. ➡️ Mantids/Insectoids (7-9 ft, triangular heads, gliding, robed in some accounts): The feared apex overseers. Abduction researchers like David Jacobs describe them directing Grays, commanding hybrid programs, and radiating cold authority, rarely seen but always in charge. May 2026 bombshell from physicist Hal Puthoff (AAWSAP/CIA-linked): US recovered bodies of four species from crashed craft : Grays, Nordics/Tall Whites, Insectoids/Mantids, and Reptilians. Those glowing orbs flooding UAP reports may be their advanced probes or higher-dimensional monitors, silent watchers enforcing the chain of command. A divided or orchestrated NHI presence could explain slow disclosure, fragmented sightings, and why some encounters feel like a long-game operation on humanity. The architects have been here far longer than we admit. The Mantids are the ones that throw me. People report them, I know. And some of the people I have come to semi-trust (as much as I can in this low-trust scene) speak of them… but they feel like the odd-man out. Like disinfo snuck in to poison the well. Anyone recall if Grusch or Lazar talked about Mantids? I don’t. Linda Moulton Howe is the one that popularized them back in the 90's. There had been a few stories about Mantids before, but it pretty much started with her book. Hal Puthoff and Eric Davis are the only Intelligence related people I can think of that have discussed them. |
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Guys - I watched the movie. Didn't like it at all. Sorry. Just not at all. I thought it was going to be different - it didn't feel at all like the classic I thought it was going to feel like. I'll give it another watch in a few months for sure - but for now, I am disappointed. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: Guys - I watched the movie. Didn't like it at all. Sorry. Just not at all. I thought it was going to be different - it didn't feel at all like the classic I thought it was going to feel like. I'll give it another watch in a few months for sure - but for now, I am disappointed. From all the regulars in this forum, seems to be a universal let down with some redeeming points. This Disclosure is at $83 million domestic heading into the 3rd week. Toy Story 5 has stolen the box office of most all the other openers, but Disclosure day is second behind Toy Story and Obsession is Third, that's for the month to date. I think it is helping to slowly make the topic more approachable and slightly less of a stigma for some in the middle, but the programmed debunkers are quite, quiet loud making mixed messages. I honestly thought it would get more, but Pixar movies always steal the box office, Toy Story 5 is already at $200 million from the opening weekend and is called the best Pixar movie ever, so it's going to continue to get the majority of box office for about another month I'd guess. (Toy Story 5 made almost as much on it's first Friday ($71 million) than Disclosure day so far ($83 million)) I'll wait and see what happens, it might be put out cheap on amazon to get the word out if that is the purpose or if it's purely entertainment and a way to get a summary of people's views on the topic. |
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Originally Posted By brass: From all the regulars in this forum, seems to be a universal let down with some redeeming points. This Disclosure is at $83 million domestic heading into the 3rd week. Toy Story 5 has stolen the box office of most all the other openers, but Disclosure day is second behind Toy Story and Obsession is Third, that's for the month to date. I think it is helping to slowly make the topic more approachable and slightly less of a stigma for some in the middle, but the programmed debunkers are quite, quiet loud making mixed messages. I honestly thought it would get more, but Pixar movies always steal the box office, Toy Story 5 is already at $200 million from the opening weekend and is called the best Pixar movie ever, so it's going to continue to get the majority of box office for about another month I'd guess. (Toy Story 5 made almost as much on it's first Friday ($71 million) than Disclosure day so far ($83 million)) I'll wait and see what happens, it might be put out cheap on amazon to get the word out if that is the purpose or if it's purely entertainment and a way to get a summary of people's views on the topic. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Solo_: Guys - I watched the movie. Didn't like it at all. Sorry. Just not at all. I thought it was going to be different - it didn't feel at all like the classic I thought it was going to feel like. I'll give it another watch in a few months for sure - but for now, I am disappointed. From all the regulars in this forum, seems to be a universal let down with some redeeming points. This Disclosure is at $83 million domestic heading into the 3rd week. Toy Story 5 has stolen the box office of most all the other openers, but Disclosure day is second behind Toy Story and Obsession is Third, that's for the month to date. I think it is helping to slowly make the topic more approachable and slightly less of a stigma for some in the middle, but the programmed debunkers are quite, quiet loud making mixed messages. I honestly thought it would get more, but Pixar movies always steal the box office, Toy Story 5 is already at $200 million from the opening weekend and is called the best Pixar movie ever, so it's going to continue to get the majority of box office for about another month I'd guess. (Toy Story 5 made almost as much on it's first Friday ($71 million) than Disclosure day so far ($83 million)) I'll wait and see what happens, it might be put out cheap on amazon to get the word out if that is the purpose or if it's purely entertainment and a way to get a summary of people's views on the topic. This is accurate. There’s at least one element that is pure Hollywood that kind of got me but I recognized it for what it was (put it in the spoiler tag below if interested). As much as I wanted DD to be a huge revelation - didn’t we all? - it was another (moderately large) drop in the drip-drip-drip disclosure we are all part of. I am looking forward to seeing it again at home, and processing it over again. I think Jesse Michels or Ross Coulthart said that they saw a lot of real-deal details in the movie; it did hit a lot of high notes but I think those things aren’t really deep cuts for most of us. I’ll put the spoiler tag on this even though it is not a major plot point: Click To View Spoiler It’s a Hollywood story that mixes in a ton of real experiencer stories into it. Worth seeing for the performances Emily Blunt, Colin Firth, and whoever the news reporter at the end was (they all brought it home in some very specific scenes that are total spoilers but if you saw it, you know what I’m talking about) gave. |
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Originally Posted By brass: From all the regulars in this forum, seems to be a universal let down with some redeeming points. This Disclosure is at $83 million domestic heading into the 3rd week. Toy Story 5 has stolen the box office of most all the other openers, but Disclosure day is second behind Toy Story and Obsession is Third, that's for the month to date. I think it is helping to slowly make the topic more approachable and slightly less of a stigma for some in the middle, but the programmed debunkers are quite, quiet loud making mixed messages. I honestly thought it would get more, but Pixar movies always steal the box office, Toy Story 5 is already at $200 million from the opening weekend and is called the best Pixar movie ever, so it's going to continue to get the majority of box office for about another month I'd guess. (Toy Story 5 made almost as much on it's first Friday ($71 million) than Disclosure day so far ($83 million)) I'll wait and see what happens, it might be put out cheap on amazon to get the word out if that is the purpose or if it's purely entertainment and a way to get a summary of people's views on the topic. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Solo_: Guys - I watched the movie. Didn't like it at all. Sorry. Just not at all. I thought it was going to be different - it didn't feel at all like the classic I thought it was going to feel like. I'll give it another watch in a few months for sure - but for now, I am disappointed. From all the regulars in this forum, seems to be a universal let down with some redeeming points. This Disclosure is at $83 million domestic heading into the 3rd week. Toy Story 5 has stolen the box office of most all the other openers, but Disclosure day is second behind Toy Story and Obsession is Third, that's for the month to date. I think it is helping to slowly make the topic more approachable and slightly less of a stigma for some in the middle, but the programmed debunkers are quite, quiet loud making mixed messages. I honestly thought it would get more, but Pixar movies always steal the box office, Toy Story 5 is already at $200 million from the opening weekend and is called the best Pixar movie ever, so it's going to continue to get the majority of box office for about another month I'd guess. (Toy Story 5 made almost as much on it's first Friday ($71 million) than Disclosure day so far ($83 million)) I'll wait and see what happens, it might be put out cheap on amazon to get the word out if that is the purpose or if it's purely entertainment and a way to get a summary of people's views on the topic. You all have so much time invested in this stuff i think you've become numb to the things that years ago you would have enjoyed more. When close encounters came out you were young and all this was new and drove your desire to know more. Now you've become experts on the subject as presented by all the pod casters and whistle blowers your expectations are higher then any Hollywood movie could produce. I think the one in a million chance you see something cool for yourself or get a 1st hand account from a real person you trust is as close as any body is going to get. All this disclosure is coming is the same as the free lunch tomorrow sign you see in places as a joke. If you treat it like a drug you'll always be chasing more to get your fix. |
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Originally Posted By jon101st: You all have so much time invested in this stuff i think you've become numb to the things that years ago you would have enjoyed more. When close encounters came out you were young and all this was new and drove your desire to know more. Now you've become experts on the subject as presented by all the pod casters and whistle blowers your expectations are higher then any Hollywood movie could produce. I think the one in a million chance you see something cool for yourself or get a 1st hand account from a real person you trust is as close as any body is going to get. All this disclosure is coming is the same as the free lunch tomorrow sign you see in places as a joke. If you treat it like a drug you'll always be chasing more to get your fix. Originally Posted By jon101st: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Solo_: Guys - I watched the movie. Didn't like it at all. Sorry. Just not at all. I thought it was going to be different - it didn't feel at all like the classic I thought it was going to feel like. I'll give it another watch in a few months for sure - but for now, I am disappointed. From all the regulars in this forum, seems to be a universal let down with some redeeming points. This Disclosure is at $83 million domestic heading into the 3rd week. Toy Story 5 has stolen the box office of most all the other openers, but Disclosure day is second behind Toy Story and Obsession is Third, that's for the month to date. I think it is helping to slowly make the topic more approachable and slightly less of a stigma for some in the middle, but the programmed debunkers are quite, quiet loud making mixed messages. I honestly thought it would get more, but Pixar movies always steal the box office, Toy Story 5 is already at $200 million from the opening weekend and is called the best Pixar movie ever, so it's going to continue to get the majority of box office for about another month I'd guess. (Toy Story 5 made almost as much on it's first Friday ($71 million) than Disclosure day so far ($83 million)) I'll wait and see what happens, it might be put out cheap on amazon to get the word out if that is the purpose or if it's purely entertainment and a way to get a summary of people's views on the topic. You all have so much time invested in this stuff i think you've become numb to the things that years ago you would have enjoyed more. When close encounters came out you were young and all this was new and drove your desire to know more. Now you've become experts on the subject as presented by all the pod casters and whistle blowers your expectations are higher then any Hollywood movie could produce. I think the one in a million chance you see something cool for yourself or get a 1st hand account from a real person you trust is as close as any body is going to get. All this disclosure is coming is the same as the free lunch tomorrow sign you see in places as a joke. If you treat it like a drug you'll always be chasing more to get your fix. Brother none of us are experts on the story, just diving deep searching for the real truth of our existence in this universe. And most all we were ever taught including you was a goddamn lie. Nearly everything! All designed to keep us from finding our true abilities. |
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Originally Posted By jon101st: You all have so much time invested in this stuff i think you've become numb to the things that years ago you would have enjoyed more. When close encounters came out you were young and all this was new and drove your desire to know more. Now you've become experts on the subject as presented by all the pod casters and whistle blowers your expectations are higher then any Hollywood movie could produce. I think the one in a million chance you see something cool for yourself or get a 1st hand account from a real person you trust is as close as any body is going to get. All this disclosure is coming is the same as the free lunch tomorrow sign you see in places as a joke. If you treat it like a drug you'll always be chasing more to get your fix. Originally Posted By jon101st: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Solo_: Guys - I watched the movie. Didn't like it at all. Sorry. Just not at all. I thought it was going to be different - it didn't feel at all like the classic I thought it was going to feel like. I'll give it another watch in a few months for sure - but for now, I am disappointed. From all the regulars in this forum, seems to be a universal let down with some redeeming points. This Disclosure is at $83 million domestic heading into the 3rd week. Toy Story 5 has stolen the box office of most all the other openers, but Disclosure day is second behind Toy Story and Obsession is Third, that's for the month to date. I think it is helping to slowly make the topic more approachable and slightly less of a stigma for some in the middle, but the programmed debunkers are quite, quiet loud making mixed messages. I honestly thought it would get more, but Pixar movies always steal the box office, Toy Story 5 is already at $200 million from the opening weekend and is called the best Pixar movie ever, so it's going to continue to get the majority of box office for about another month I'd guess. (Toy Story 5 made almost as much on it's first Friday ($71 million) than Disclosure day so far ($83 million)) I'll wait and see what happens, it might be put out cheap on amazon to get the word out if that is the purpose or if it's purely entertainment and a way to get a summary of people's views on the topic. You all have so much time invested in this stuff i think you've become numb to the things that years ago you would have enjoyed more. When close encounters came out you were young and all this was new and drove your desire to know more. Now you've become experts on the subject as presented by all the pod casters and whistle blowers your expectations are higher then any Hollywood movie could produce. I think the one in a million chance you see something cool for yourself or get a 1st hand account from a real person you trust is as close as any body is going to get. All this disclosure is coming is the same as the free lunch tomorrow sign you see in places as a joke. If you treat it like a drug you'll always be chasing more to get your fix. You don't wager on hsx.com? boxofficemojo? Play money to guess what movies will make on opening weekends? Far more entertaining and engaging than GD.  |
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Originally Posted By brass: You don't wager on hsx.com? boxofficemojo? Play money to guess what movies will make on opening weekends? Far more entertaining and engaging than GD. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By jon101st: Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Solo_: Guys - I watched the movie. Didn't like it at all. Sorry. Just not at all. I thought it was going to be different - it didn't feel at all like the classic I thought it was going to feel like. I'll give it another watch in a few months for sure - but for now, I am disappointed. From all the regulars in this forum, seems to be a universal let down with some redeeming points. This Disclosure is at $83 million domestic heading into the 3rd week. Toy Story 5 has stolen the box office of most all the other openers, but Disclosure day is second behind Toy Story and Obsession is Third, that's for the month to date. I think it is helping to slowly make the topic more approachable and slightly less of a stigma for some in the middle, but the programmed debunkers are quite, quiet loud making mixed messages. I honestly thought it would get more, but Pixar movies always steal the box office, Toy Story 5 is already at $200 million from the opening weekend and is called the best Pixar movie ever, so it's going to continue to get the majority of box office for about another month I'd guess. (Toy Story 5 made almost as much on it's first Friday ($71 million) than Disclosure day so far ($83 million)) I'll wait and see what happens, it might be put out cheap on amazon to get the word out if that is the purpose or if it's purely entertainment and a way to get a summary of people's views on the topic. You all have so much time invested in this stuff i think you've become numb to the things that years ago you would have enjoyed more. When close encounters came out you were young and all this was new and drove your desire to know more. Now you've become experts on the subject as presented by all the pod casters and whistle blowers your expectations are higher then any Hollywood movie could produce. I think the one in a million chance you see something cool for yourself or get a 1st hand account from a real person you trust is as close as any body is going to get. All this disclosure is coming is the same as the free lunch tomorrow sign you see in places as a joke. If you treat it like a drug you'll always be chasing more to get your fix. You don't wager on hsx.com? boxofficemojo? Play money to guess what movies will make on opening weekends? Far more entertaining and engaging than GD. Actually your 1 in a million is completely wrong. We've every single one of us has been visited and way more than once, you just don't remember it. Odds are you are being visited RFN but you just can't see them. Some of us get lucky and remember some sightings. ETA or unlucky, I’ve yet to make my mind as I enjoyed life before being awake. |
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Looks like it’s available online now. I can’t verify this post since I haven’t clicked the link
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Looks like it’s available online now. I can’t verify this post since I haven’t clicked the link
So far Disclosure Day has made $115 million and that's all from in theaters in the US, and $235 Million worldwide. I think it got bumped out of theaters due to some other big summer blockbuster movies (The Odessy biggest, Moana Second, Minions and Monsters Third) The Odessy had $115 million opening weekend. The strange one is Moana which is the same as the animated movie "Moana" that was a big hit like a decade ago, but this time it's real actors in the movie instead of animated. Talk about milking something to death. The Odessy might be awesome, I mean, O Brother Where Art Thou was awesome and was just a sketch of Odessy but a near 3 hour (2 hr 51 minute) movie will likely be in demand for people that don't read. Toy Story 5 is at $430 million after a month, didn't have the holding power for some reason, they usually got half a billion, but it will I suppose after the full run. It's online, here's where you can find it: https://www.disclosuredaymovie.com/watch-at-home/ Prime still has it at $20 to rent, $25 to buy, but it's a watch at home option. If you click the link above, it has a list of I think 9 services it's available through and you'll get different prices there.   Failed To Load Product Data https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0H3QRLYCN |
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Originally Posted By douglasmorris99: Van daniken was right all along I wouldn’t mind watching it again in the comfort of my own home and being able to watch it repeatedly if need be to catch more of the somewhat hidden meanings in it. I’ll think a bit before purchasing. Most of the many Amazon movies I have purchased I’ve rarely watched more than once. But I was dealing with this pain and was pretty uncomfortable in the theater seats so I know I missed a lot just due to lack of complete focus on the movie. |
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Originally Posted By Ciraxis: I finally watched it, spielberg should stop making movies It is a terrible movie. I’m actually rewatching the last hour with my wife who fell asleep during it last night. Shes more forgiving than me and she is trashing on this pretty hard. 💯 He made great movies in the 70s and 80s. Last good one being Jurassic Park. All the rest after that were total Meh.... |
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Originally Posted By Ciraxis: I finally watched it, spielberg should stop making movies It is a terrible movie. I'm actually rewatching the last hour with my wife who fell asleep during it last night. Shes more forgiving than me and she is trashing on this pretty hard. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: Felt like it was made for children. Close Encounters I still watch after decades feeling those emotions I had felt back then at the age of 9 in 1977 - this piece of trash feels light and cheap, My wife would agree with you, she said it was like he was trying to recreate ET. If he had made kids the heros and marketed it towards families it would have made more sense. I feel bad for anyone that honestly thought this movie was going to be some truly ground breaking real disclosure. |
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Originally Posted By EvoXGunner: 💯 He made great movies in the 70s and 80s. Last good one being Jurassic Park. All the rest after that were total Meh.... Awesome movies in the 70s/80s Close Encounters (Wrote and directed), Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark/Indiana Jones series, E.T., Poltergeist (wrote but didn't direct), Jurassic Park... And you forgot Saving Private Ryan and/or Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can for last good one depending on tastes. Though if only looking at films he wrote, it's interesting Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Poltergeist, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, The Fabelmans, Disclosure Day (concept/story, not full writer) Out of a short list, all but one would be topics in this forum. When you realize "The Fablemans" is his autobiography film, Basically everything he wrote would be a topic in this forum before being a movie. He might surf here, who knows. |
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Best marketing I’ve seen run in a long time, for a poor film, that bombed hard. Sigh. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By Solo_: lol I want to sigh times two (did it bomb? I thought it did great at the theaters,) Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By sq40: Best marketing I've seen run in a long time, for a poor film, that bombed hard. Sigh. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: Wow Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By Cypher214: It didn't really "bomb hard", but it hasn't broken even yet. That means it bombed. "Break even" these days means making back everything it cost to make, everything it cost to market, and turning a profit. I doubt it's even close, but I haven't checked the numbers. |
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Originally Posted By Oldgold: Streaming anywhere? I’d completely forgot about it. Yes Amazon but I think I saw $25 to buy and $19.95 or so to rent which is ridiculous. I thought it was OK but it certainly didn’t live up to the hype unless there is something in it that everyone is missing which is quite possible since I don’t think anyone understands just what he was trying to really convey in this movie. |
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Originally Posted By Kagetora: That means it bombed. "Break even" these days means making back everything it cost to make, everything it cost to market, and turning a profit. I doubt it's even close, but I haven't checked the numbers. Originally Posted By Kagetora: Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By Cypher214: It didn't really "bomb hard", but it hasn't broken even yet. That means it bombed. "Break even" these days means making back everything it cost to make, everything it cost to market, and turning a profit. I doubt it's even close, but I haven't checked the numbers. It's a surprise for a Spielberg film but Disclosure Day has more of a niche audience and wasn't made for mass appeal. Once people figured out it wasn't a typical alien invasion action movie, the interest wasn't high outside of the folks who have a general interest in the UFO topic. Anybody who expected Independence Day or War of the Worlds would have been greatly disappointed. A movie bombing at the box office doesn't hold the weight it once did because they make a decent chunk of money from streaming. How many of Disney's recent movies have failed spectacularly in theaters? |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: It didn't really "bomb hard", but it hasn't broken even yet. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By sq40: Best marketing I've seen run in a long time, for a poor film, that bombed hard. Sigh. It has, domestically (the main one since it is our currency and the studio games with write offs and rankings get pretty sketchy. They made profit even if international numbers are cut by 75%. Not a blockbuster like we're used to seeing from Spielberg, but certainly not a flop. It's done better than average. Budget: $115 Million Box Office: Domestic (48.5%) $116,636,645 International (51.5%) $124,053,103 Worldwide Total $240,689,748 The real problem with this one is that there are several massive blockbuster level films all trying to compete for the mid summer (July to Labor Day highest movie money machine (before college/school starts again)) This year they tried to beat that time window to death with awesome movies, making their Box office take appear far lower than what it would be without all the other movies competing for moviegoers money during a summer when money is tight to start with for several sectors. That competition has really screwed up movies with 3x the budget of Disclosure day. There will be people quoting movies that we haven't seen even though they were at the level of original Toy Story or Despicable Me and Minions for audience awareness. |
The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Originally Posted By brass: It has, domestically (the main one since it is our currency and the studio games with write offs and rankings get pretty sketchy. They made profit even if international numbers are cut by 75%. Not a blockbuster like we're used to seeing from Spielberg, but certainly not a flop. It's done better than average. Budget: $115 Million Box Office: Domestic (48.5%) $116,636,645 International (51.5%) $124,053,103 Worldwide Total $240,689,748 The real problem with this one is that there are several massive blockbuster level films all trying to compete for the mid summer (July to Labor Day highest movie money machine (before college/school starts again)) This year they tried to beat that time window to death with awesome movies, making their Box office take appear far lower than what it would be without all the other movies competing for moviegoers money during a summer when money is tight to start with for several sectors. That competition has really screwed up movies with 3x the budget of Disclosure day. There will be people quoting movies that we haven't seen even though they were at the level of original Toy Story or Despicable Me and Minions for audience awareness. Those are better numbers than I'd expected. 240 vs 115 means it even made back the marketing costs. Not a raging success, not a billion-dollar Spider Man movie, but a success. That's kind of nice to see. |
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The budget was reportedly $115m, plus $80m in marketing. This says a 300m box office was needed to be profitable. https://www.reddit.com/r/boxoffice/s/jYr2DLnAVJ After streaming and disc sales, it will probably make them even or a little money. If it had been what the advertising and title suggested, I expected it to do way better. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Ok so this may be a little bit of a strange question but coming from me what’s new right? Yesterday I saw a video that said something about my soul is chained to “7” billion other souls. Who are the other billion plus people on this planet? Are there that many Elites? I think this is the part we just aren’t understanding that Spielberg brings up in this movie that is the important part. Many noticed but we don’t get the answer. |
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Maybe I just found the answer. Or the answer found me? Strange how this seems to work lately.
The dark forces will achieve their goal of global depopulation and trans-human takeover of THIS Earth. It doesn't matter because the light forces have already won. There's a victory coming that's better than we could have ever imagined. This is a morality test. It's spiritual warfare, not actual warfare. We should always stand up to tyranny, but we don’t need to physically defeat all evil in this reality. We only need to choose good, or at least try our best, and to find enough inner peace to make it to the end. The ending will be the beginning, and we are here for it. I'm here to tell everyone about it, and I won't stop until it happens. Then the fun begins. At the moment of the Shift, morally-decent humans will instantly disappear to a parallel 5D Earth, to be upgraded with superpowers and become galactic citizens. This is the gift of ascension from Galactic Federation. The remaining evil humans and soulless clones will be left behind on this dying 3D Earth. I believe that visions of the future presented in films like "The Terminator" and "The Matrix" are showing us what will happen on this timeline after the Shift. Let them have it. |