Spielberg's "Disclosure Day" pre-release Speculation

[Onyx]

Should've probably included this at some point.

Source: https://x.com/TheCinesthetic/status/2059672942750134734/video/1?s=46

 

[FatPhil]

One problem—and it's a big one—with trying to describe what Satan and demons look like is that they are spirits. Spirits are, by definition, non-physical, and it is impossible to assign physical features to a non-physical entity. As spirit beings, demons do not have noses, eyes, hands, feet, tails, or anything else that we might look for in drafting a description.

]https://www.gotquestions.org/Satan-demons-look-like.html

This is of course all nonsense, it assumes everything that it states. What properties do you want your entirely-made-up entity to have? Some might want them to have eyes - many eyes. To assert they don't have eyes makes as much sense as asserting that they have many eyes. (Both make no sense, obviously.)

 

[Ann K]

This is of course all nonsense, it assumes everything that it states. What properties do you want your entirely-made-up entity to have? Some might want them to have eyes - many eyes. To assert they don't have eyes makes as much sense as asserting that they have many eyes. (Both make no sense, obviously.)

Please note, @JMartJr was quoting, and followed that with

CAVEAT -- As a Christian who does not believe in a literal-being Satan, I am speaking about what others believe.

It is indeed all nonsense, but on that subject it's not HIS nonsense.

 

[JMartJr]

It is indeed all nonsense, but on thar subject it's not HIS nonsense.

Teah, I have plenty of nonsense that I'll own up to, just not that one! ^_^

 

[NorCal Dave]

Thats because it literally is a deer, a buck specifically; which then transforms into an alien, via some clever camera work.

Presumably, all that alien advanced Intelligence includes a comprehensive list of the various hunting seasons and regulations pertinent to the locals where they employ Operation Bambi. Otherwise, that alien might look real good mounted to the wall behind a bar in some redneck's Mancave.

My personal experience of legally hunting for a buck is similar to alien hunting. I've heard talk of them, but they've always elluded me.

 

[Fritzkquzerk]

Do we know if Spielberg's new movie is really about space aliens or "interdimensional" something? A la "Vallée"?
That might explain the whole "spirit" / "satanic" vibe, if indeed it's intentional.

 

[JMartJr]

Do we know if Spielberg's new movie is really about space aliens or "interdimensional" something? A la "Vallée"?
That might explain the whole "spirit" / "satanic" vibe, if indeed it's intentional.

Note: he has done both in the past -- space aliens in CE3K and ET, and interdimensional flying saucer and grey-alien-type creature in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skul.

 

[jdog]

Note: he has done both in the past -- space aliens in CE3K and ET, and interdimensional flying saucer and grey-alien-type creature in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skul.

And don't neglect War of the Worlds, where long-buried alien spacecraft are activated/possessed by bolts of lightning-like energy, and even A.I., where the frozen artificial boy is eventually revived to complete his purpose by evolved robots / aliens.

The backstory to Spielberg's War of the Worlds isn't clear, but some interpret it as the aliens carrying out a long-term plan to harvest humanity. It's not clear what the lightning bolts are doing: Projecting devices into the Earth? Powering up long-buried ships and/or crews? Beaming crews into buried ships?

In any case, they seem hangry.

 

[Ann K]

Presumably, all that alien advanced Intelligence includes a comprehensive list of the various hunting seasons and regulations pertinent to the locals where they employ Operation Bambi. Otherwise, that alien might look real good mounted to the wall behind a bar in some redneck's Mancave.

My personal experience of legally hunting for a buck is similar to alien hunting. I've heard talk of them, but they've always elluded me.

I had never realized before, but my back yard appears to be populated by aliens! When listing their characteristics, add this to the list: aliens show an inordinate fondness of bird seed.

 

[Z.W. Wolf]

They're just throwing every trope, cliche, urban legend, bit of folk lore, traditional imagery, pre-packaged conspiracy theory, and recycled Spielbergania they can think of to pad out this cranked out cash grab.

Maybe it will be a less indifferent product than Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu...?

 

[Ann K]

They're just throwing every trope, cliche, urban legend, bit of folk lore, traditional imagery, pre-packaged conspiracy theory, and recycled Spielbergania they can think of to pad out this cranked out cash grab.

Maybe it will be a less indifferent product than Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu...?

Remember, there are new generations of young consumers now who have probably never seen the older films. I saw the first Star Wars only after being urged to see it by my son, a teenager at the time, who had biked over to the nearby theater. Generally I found that if he recommended it, it wasn't something that interested me, but in that instance I wasn't disappointed.