The Question & Answer section on Disclosure Day is below.

Question: What has Emily Blunt’s English origins got to do with the plot?

Answer: None. She plays as Margaret Fairchild, with a childhood experience of being abducted by aliens and being experimented upon. The scriptwriter used the old stories in the plot. Ms Blunt puts on a passable American accent. She has a few movies released in 2026.

Question: Josh O’Connor is a British actor and what has this got to do with the plot?
Answer: His Englishness has nothing to do with the plot. He plays an American cybersecurity expert, Daniel Kellner, with an American girlfriend named Jane Blankenship. He’s a British actor faking an American accent and it was passable.

Question: Does this film Disclosure Day make you a fan of Josh O’Connor?

Answer: No, I feel I have yet to see the best from O’Connor.

Question: Do you think Eve Hewson showed her best acting skills in Disclosure Day?
Answer: I’m not sure. Hewson has an interesting face to watch. Her face has volume and potential.

Question: How many audience were at this screening?

Answer: There was only two of us at this 12:15 noon screening on a weekday. Noon is an odd time to watch a movie on a weekday, where people are normally at work, and eating lunch somewhere. We chose this timing to eat lunch in the theater, and because we were working from home on that day. We had the luxury of being the only patrons seated inside this small mini theater.

Question: Do you believe in Disclosure Day’s plot?

Answer: Those are the information fed to the public through media. I have no choice not to believe the info. I have no other source that disputes and offers alternate information.

Question: Do you see racism in this film?

Answer: Maybe. It could be reverse racism, playing the racial card the alternate method. The white guy is the baddie, while the black guy is the good man.

Question: What new technology was suggested in the plot?

Answer: When Margaret held the alien’s magic lode, she could render a small area invisible. The suggestion of using physics to make the state of invisibility has been made by British scientists years ago. It is still in the experimental stage.

Movie Review

This movie review is special as I aim to include my own rare opinions and data, which are not normally seen.

The themes in the movie are old and outdated; maybe a few 2 -3 decades too late. We have read and seen so called big headed aliens decades ago.

According to the movie, aliens are a top secret because there are secrets to hide from Russia, North Korea and communist countries. Since 1947, there were files of data on aliens classified as top secret.

The plot is so predictable that it uses common tropes. Daniel Kellner got caught and his gf escaped with the magic stone. The scriptwriter used a common trope.

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I saw Disclosure Day and was inspired to draw to paint its cast. Here’s Emily Blunt, who plays Margaret Fairchild; an ex-journalist, who now works as a meteorologist in Kansas City.

I last watched Emily Blunt on the big screen in the movie, The Devil Wears Prada 2. My review is at the link.

Before painting this pic of Emily Blunt:

After painting Emily Blunt:

Eve Hewson plays Jane Blankenship, an ex-nun who is now dating Daniel Kellner.

Before painting Eve Hewson:

After painting, the color pic of Eve Hewson:

Josh O’Connor acts as Daniel Kellner, an expert in cybersecurity, who becomes a whistleblower, when his ethics itch overcomes him.

Before, the black and white sketch of Josh O’Connor:

After painting:

Rating for this movie: 5/ 10. I blame the plot.