Since 2022, Congress has held its first public UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) hearings in more than 50 years. In fact, the Pentagon is now required to brief lawmakers on unexplained sightings. According to Spielberg himself, Disclosure Day is "built on a foundation of truth," heavily inspired by these real-world events. As he just told CBS News Sunday Morning, "I absolutely think that they have been here, and they are here."
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Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
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'Encounters' (2023)
Where to Watch: Netflix
But the best part? It's totally free to stream on YouTube. I've embedded the full-length movie right under the trailer.
'UFO' (2021)
J.J. Abrams (Super 8) produced this UFO docuseries, with his company Bad Robot behind it. Over four episodes, it gets into why America suddenly can't stop talking about UFOs and which agencies are quietly looking into them. It's definitely a bit more buttoned-up and skeptical than the rest, but still worth a watch.
While Encounters takes a global approach, this three-part docuseries zooms in on a single, infamous 1989 case and treats it like a gripping true-crime thriller. It digs into the wild story of Linda Napolitano, who claims she was beamed directly out of her 12th-floor Manhattan window. The documentarians interview those who believe her story and the skeptics convinced it was an elaborate hoax. It's the perfect binge for those who love docs that keep you guessing.
'Investigation Alien' (2024)
Investigation Alien is hosted by George Knapp, the journalist who basically put Area 51 on the map. He spends six episodes traveling the world to lay out 30 years of unexplainable evidence. Knapp is the real deal, making the entire series a bit unsettling at times, but a must-watch binge nonetheless.
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Where to Watch: Disney+, hulu, YouTube
More Movies and Shows Like Disclosure Day: Scripted Sci-Fi Thrillers to Stream
'Taken' (2002)
Where to Watch: Free on YouTube (with ads)
Where to Watch: Paramount+ or free via Pluto on-demand
'Project Blue Book' (2019–2020)
This History Channel series dramatizes the actual U.S. Air Force investigation of the same name, with Aidan Gillen playing the real-life astronomer who ran it. It also stars the incomparable Neal McDonough as General James Harding—the slick, calculating officer determined to keep the truth about UFOs buried—basically the human face of the exact cover-up Disclosure Day is about. (I have to say, McDonough has always been one of my favorite actors—and it's so crazy that he's known for playing villains because he's truly one of the nicest people I've ever met!)
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Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
'Contact' (1997)
That tension makes it extremely compelling. Looking back, Sagan's story was ahead of its time because now—decades later—the question of what alien contact would mean for religion feels more urgent than ever. NASA even funded a Princeton program where two dozen theologians studied how the world's major faiths would react to discovering alien life—the same question Spielberg himself grapples with in Disclosure Day.
'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' (1977)
I mean, what's a better final selection than Steven Spielberg's 1977 classic? Spielberg himself calls Disclosure Day a "bookend" to this film, where a regular Indiana guy (Richard Dreyfuss) gets obsessed with a government-hushed landing site he simply can't explain. It's almost like Spielberg and Dreyfuss—fresh off terrifying everyone with Jaws just two years earlier—swapped the shark for aliens. The wonder, the lights, the everyday person swept up in something massive—it's the blueprint for everything that came after.
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