Disclosure Day (Steven Spielberg, June 12, 2026) Movie • Page 8

I remember not caring for Artificial Intelligence

 

catch me if you can and AI are both great

 

i knew someone who swore that Crystal Skull was the most earnest and genuine of his Indy movies, which is kind of a wild statement to make

 

Don't speak ill about the Tom Hanks airport movie in front of Pat

 

Pat lived in an airline terminal because of visa issues so it's very personal

 

No that was just being a child of divorce and flying constantly thanks Ian !!!!

 

you're welcome

 

dont trauma dump in the disclosure day thread

 

Munich And Catch Me If You Can are both very good. A.I. is his masterpiece of the 21st century.

 

Spielberg would never make a movie using aliens as a metaphor for generational trauma

 

I forgot super young Diego Luna and Zoe Saldana are both in The Terminal

 

I don't think I've ever sat down and watched all of the terminal but I've seen bits and pieces of it.

 

Same

 

Which version of Close Encounters should I watch ?

 

Director's Cut

 

Don’t care for that picture

 

It's a very pretty looking movie with lots of cool shots and imagery. Not much in terms of story though.

 

A.I. is top 3 Spielberg for me

 

I sent a friend of David from A.I. trying to laugh and I said that it was how he laughed and he uninvited me from his Halloween party.

 

I do love me some spielberg but real UFO disclosure culture is so lame and rube/crank-filled it can't help but dim my interest in this a bit

 

secured Thursday night tickets for this for one of Marcus Theaters's UltraScreen DLX format (their IMAX equivalent with Dolby Atmos). really excited

 

really rolls off the tongue

 

'kind of' doing a metric fuckton of heavy lifting here

 

i blame their corny CEO for approving that name (and who unfortunately shows up on every single "silence your cell phone" PSA they show)