Disclosure Day

... is, is definitely, definitely reptilian.

I, I think that's what Disclosure Day is g- gonna be all about as well.

That's gonna be interesting, I think.

Oh, that movie.

But they, you know, they saw them.

And that's really it.

That's what I think relates to Disclosure Day because, um, you know, the, the, the, um, non-human intelligence has been here longer than us, and that-

Long, long time.

Well, there's two movies, um, that I would bring up for the viewer.

Of course, Disclosure Day, um, because that's a major, uh, subject of conversation today, but also, uh, The Last House on Netflix.

Um, and that is a movie that provides disclosure regarding Earth-based multidimensional beings.

Um, and just to give an example of that, um, it's really important that we understand that there are negative beings, neutral beings, and positive beings all along a spectrum.

Yeah, I know what happens in the end of The Odyssey, but at the same time.

The end of Disclosure Day was online within, like, a day.

What?

Yeah.

I don't approve.

I re-watched Disclosure Day, and I was like, "I didn't enjoy it as much as the first time I watched it.

I thought I'd enjoy it more."

Can I do a little cross-promo?

Plus.

So just as a, as a quick update, we watched, uh, not too far from each other I guess, Disclosure Day and Mandalorian and Grogu.

Okay.

Kinda like when I did.

Yeah.

So I've met...

I've, I've met some people since Discl- Disclosure Day aired that really liked it.

Like Josh, my friend Josh, I gave him a huge disclaimer about how I didn't love certain things about it, and then going in with that mindset, he really liked it.

Last night I watched another movie, which is rare for me because I usually don't have time.

I had just watched the other night, I mentioned three different movies, Disclosure Day, Hail Mary, which was really good, and Bugonia, which was excellent as a satire commentary on internet conspiracies.

And then my wife wanted to watch something scary.

We don't always watch movies together because it depends on the type of movie.

Yeah, I caught it.

it it is interesting though you're saying he's become the brand as a director and then in the summer we also had a kind of a disappointment from disclosure day directed by stephen spielberg who is himself because been a brand for decades so it's interesting to see two huge named directors and the juxtaposition of sort of the success of their films

Yeah, I saw Disclosure Day and I already forgot about mentioning that when I was running through movies that didn't do so well earlier.

Yeah, and then we had the success of Backrooms and Obsession, really performing like tentpoles despite being much smaller films.

And that... is really exciting because when you look out into the future, it makes the possibilities seem a lot more endless.

Anything, guys, that in terms of something that you thought

would do well and didn't or vice versa, something that came out of nowhere in your view?

I was a little surprised that maybe Disclosure Day didn't do that great.

And in the future, I hope these movies get made from my past two books on President Eisenhower and President Nixon, along with his good buddy Jackie Gleason, Ralph Cramden, and how they went to an Air Force base to see these four dead aliens stretched out on examining tables.

And that has made, a little scene from that has made Steven Spielberg's new movie, Disclosure Day.

You'll see Nixon and Gleeson together.

So there's a little precursor maybe for another full-length movie to come.

I know it gets so complex that you feel like you're going down the rabbit hole and you can sort of lose yourself in everything because it seems like we cannot get the answer to this maybe before we go to the other side.

What do you think about Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day, if you've seen it?

Yeah.

Therapy's biggest impact doesn't show up in some dramatic breakthrough.

I think the Occam's razor simple explanation is that Spielberg was interested in aliens and aliens often do well at the box office.

So that could well just be that.

And so now it's interesting that Disclosure Day and many discussions now focus on disclosure.

which kind of assumes that there are aliens.

Some of the lines feel a little improvised.

I mean, they don't feel out of place in Disclosure Day, I'll say, which is a big movie that David Koepp wrote this summer that is reigniting a lot of dialogue.

And luckily that dialogue is more compelling than some of the stuff in either film.

Lucy Liu has a line, I have a vivid memory of both of them coming out of my body, thank you.