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Emily Blunt and Josh O'Connor in "Disclosure Day." (Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment) LOS ANGELES, CA — “Disclosure Day” posits a world on the verge of awakening to the long‑buried evidence of extraterrestrial contact on Earth, where the boundary between fact and fiction blurs into an unsettling threshold. From that tension, Spielberg shapes a sci‑fi thriller rooted in shifting truths, guarded motives, and the emotional toll of confronting the great unknowns of the cosmos.

Emily Blunt in "Disclosure Day." (Universal Pictures/Amblin Entertainment) HOLLYWOOD, CA — This weekend’s slate moves through the cosmic, the chaotic, the volatile, and finally lands on the mythic. “Disclosure Day” opens the lineup with Spielberg’s return to his wondrous curiosity about extraterrestrial contact. “Stop! That! Train!” snaps the mood into anarchic parody, sending a high‑speed chase careening into a delightful romp.

Nicholas Galitzine in "Masters of the Universe." (Amazon/MGM) HOLLYWOOD, CA — It's a five‑title sweep this weekend, ranging from cosmic mythmaking and unruly parody to a sun‑struck crime odyssey, then tightening into psychological siege before closing on a forensic cultural reckoning. First up is “Masters of the Universe,” setting the tone with a return to Eternia, where legacy and power collide in retro‑futurist glow, followed by “Scary Movie,” which snaps the energy sideways into gleeful chaos.