Disclosure Day
Dividing, Chaotic, Metaphorical.
Spielberg decides to remain in his "comfort zone" full of aliens and action, and yet he remains a powerful director, the best one if you really want to learn how to make a movie.
His shots are fluid, energetic and dynamic, he knows very well how to keep a spectator glued to his armchair, and the acting was phenomenal, the actors totally nailed it.
Maybe, if I have to find any mistakes, I have to say that in the beginning the story was very confusing and the plot holes were anywhere near the end, and the last scene of the movie... It's just anticlimactic!
I still think, nevertheless everything, that "Disclosure Day" is a nice movie, always enjoyable during the watch and last but not least; you'll remain with a lot of questions in your mind.
Is Empathy a universal feeling? Why are humans losing it so fast?
Are media and TV a good source of information? Are they connecting us or dividing?
Is it right to keep the truth available only to a small elite group or everyone should know what's the reality, leading to the chaos, or diving to the edge of our knowledge until we are completely lost in the unknown?
*This movie was not about encounters with aliens. Think about it.
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(Note: sorry for my bad English, but I'm trying to write better reviews and leave an effective message, if I have made any mistakes could you tell me? I accept any form of advice)