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Beatrice Loayza questions Steven Spielberg's evolving humanism in 'Disclosure Day' review

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Beatrice Loayza

10h ago· 10 min readenReview

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Beatrice Loayza reviews Steven Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day', examining how the film fits into the director's late-career phase. The piece argues that while the alien invasion film revisits themes from Spielberg's earlier spectacles like Close Encounters and War of the Worlds, it represents a blunter, more divisive direction. Loayza questions whether Spielberg's signature humanistic empathy is being strained or lost in this new, more confrontational approach to storytelling.

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Watching Disclosure Day, Beatrice Loayza wonders if Hollywood's great empath is losing his way
Spielberg's alien invasion film hearkens back to the big-budget spectacles of Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), E.T. (1982) and War of the Worlds (2005), but with a notable inversion
It's been declared a quintessential 'late' film, i.e. a shamelessly personal object that both reiterates the director's past films and concerns and refines them in a new – typically blunter, bolder, and more divisive – direction
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Watching ‘Disclosure Day’, Beatrice Loayza wonders if Hollywood’s great empath is losing his way

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