Steven Spielberg’s latest science fiction thriller, “Disclosure Day,” is arriving on streaming platforms this October, offering fans multiple ways to watch the alien-centered adventure from home. The film, which debuted in theaters during early June, reunites the legendary director with collaborators including screenwriter David Koepp, known for penning “Jurassic Park” and “War of the Worlds.” Despite receiving positive critical reviews and an 80 percent Rotten Tomatoes score, the movie underperformed at the box office, prompting Universal Pictures to expand its audience through streaming availability.
The action-packed thriller follows a cybersecurity specialist who steals classified files from a powerful military corporation and teams up with a television meteorologist to expose the truth about extraterrestrial contact. The film stars Josh O’Connor and Emily Blunt in lead roles, delivering what reviewers describe as an entertaining blend of humor, adventure, and wonder. “Disclosure Day” has been available for digital purchase and rental since late July at discounted rates, with options to buy for $19.99 or rent for $9.99 across platforms including Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango.
Beginning October 9, the film will premiere on Peacock, requiring at least a Premium subscription to access. Viewers can take advantage of various discounted subscription options, including annual plans that provide significant savings compared to monthly payments. Additionally, Peacock Premium comes free with select Instacart+ and Walmart+ memberships, offering budget-conscious streamers an economical path to viewing the movie alongside other benefits from these services.
Originally reported by Mashable →
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