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On this episode of Project Big Screen, we are doing our top 10 Spielberg movies,

reviewing Disclosure Day, and we have an interview with Hugh Jackman and Michael Sarnaski.

Welcome to Project Big Screen Episode 37. Sorry for the delay. We've been going to extreme efforts to try and find a right time to record. But Dozen Week is like one of the most chaotic weeks of the company. So it's very hard to kind of get everything and everyone together and even find space and equipment and all that stuff one of the beautiful things here at barstall but me clemer and gooch are here to talk to you about disclosure day the new stephen spillberg movie anytime speleberg comes in the office and to the into the box office we're happy for it and also we're going to be doing a our ranking or, our cumulative ranking is Stephen Spielberg movies,

which should be fun and I'm interested, because we have all five of our picks, right?

We do have, I believe, Kirk's and Jeffs.

Yeah, we have them all.

We have all their picks, and there's some, there are.

Oh, no.

No, he's gotten taken over.

Oh, no.

Colin Perth.

Oh, my God.

We're also doing this in Stephen Shea's room, which Stephen Shea, you may not know if you're listening to this and only listen to us for like movie stuff, but a Barstall employee,

one of our coworkers who did call Disclosure Day one of the, the worst movie he's seen

this year or the worst movie he's seen of all time? No, no. I think the worst movie is a decade is what he said. The worst of the decade. Wow. But he still gave it like a 3.6 or something. I mean, maybe one of us think the same exact thing. So. I'm guessing not. But it should be fun. And the people of ranking should be extremely fun too just just because we can convict both Jeff and Kirk and Absentina, since they're not here to defend their opinions.

There's some mess around them.

I'll say that much.

Oh, Jesus. All right, but before we get to that, let's talk about Disclosure Day. a cybersecurity expert becomes a whistleblower to reveal a secrets about aliens, putting him on the run from a corporation, while meteorologist experiences a strange phenomenon and joins forces with him to prove that there is life beyond our knowledge.

Two hours, 25 minutes, Spielberg, Emily Blunt, Joshua Connor, Colin Firth, Eve Houston, Coleman,

Domingo, Wyatt Russell, opened up to 92, almost $93 million worldwide, the widest,

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