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Hello everybody. Welcome back to Bald Move Pulper, the officially unofficial podcast for everything, science fiction, fantasy, and general pulpiness. Tonight we are gathered here to check out the first run feature. Disclosure Day by the great Steven Spielberg.

Music by John Williams, Emily Blunts leading the cast,

got Colin Firth, lots of names, big names attached.

And a subject I'm inherently interested in,

humans coming to grips with the existence of aliens.

And before I get into my view,

I would like to kick it over to my best bud Jim here.

Jim, you like aliens.

You like science fiction.

You like Steven Spielberg.

You must have loved Disclosure Day.

Not quite. Not, not quite.

Not quite.

Disclosure Day left me, well, it started me off a little cold was the problem.

I think it left me less cold than it started me on, but ultimately couldn't warm me up

enough to, I don't know get get me out of the microwave

I don't know where this this warm and cold metaphor is going but I didn't like the beginning of

this movie I think it's it's like it there's no inciting event in this film which is really

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