Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor and Eve Hewson star in Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi this 10th June. And people are excited. Trepidatious, even.
Aliens. We’ve been obsessed with them for decades. Some of us chasing every sighting or unexplained light in the sky. Others dismiss it as make-believe. Or is it?
One might well think cinema legend Steven Spielberg is in the former group. From Close Encounters of the Third Kind to ET and War of the Worlds, Disclosure Day is his return to the theme of aliens.
Disclosure Day is based on real-life reporting by the New York Times in 2017 about flying objects in the sky that couldn’t be identified, complete with video footage. But if there are other life forms out there, and we were told about it, just how would we react, really? Disclosure Day takes a look, and we can’t look away. Even if some of us may want to. Not seen the trailer yet? It’ll hook you in. Book your seat now for this unmissable film, out on 10th June, and watch it in IMAX and Superscreen.
Explore whole galaxies with IMAX
Stands to reason if you want to spot an alien you need as big a view as possible. And that’s what you get with IMAX, a screen that’s floor-to-ceiling in height and wall-to-wall wide. What a view.
The size impacts the storytelling and our emotions too. Tension and drama will land really hard, we can’t help but feel it too, more than we would if we were watching it on a smaller screen.
Go alien-spotting at a Superscreen viewing
But if you think you’d find IMAX a touch overwhelming and still want to watch Disclosure Day in a bigger format, then Superscreen gives you more, but not too much more.
Everything’s super-sized and you’re going to feel the foreboding and the tension to the max.
If Disclosure Day is otherworldly and reveals another dimension beyond our space borders, then consider seeing it on a premium screen in a format that matches the might of Spielberg’s sci-fi adventure.
Book your tickets to watch Disclosure Day when it lands at Cineworld on 10th June.
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