Spielberg's "Disclosure Day" pre-release Speculation

[Todd Feinman]

I just didn't understand the reason you alluded for using your real name. Like you I witnessed an actually extraordinary sightings of UFOs and whatnot in the night sky, afterwards my county reported it in their official website. But sorry, I won't come back to it again here at all, it's already been once briefly discussed on an old Metabunk's thread.

If you are up to it, you can always email it to me. Suppose I could search for it here, too.
<edit> Found it.

 

[Todd Feinman]

I wouldn't ever take this man seriously, at all. But as it seems, people take his words for granted whenever it's convenient for them.

We'll have to see what kind of documents get uploaded. Unless he is just lying / breathing.

 

[Z.W. Wolf]

Chased by government agents in black cars... natch. Couldn't it be some other color for a change? Maybe a nice British racing green, or a cheerful sunny yellow?

Isn't this cliche descended from bad guys in black cowboy hats?

Review from two respected movie critics

Now suddenly they're on the run, pursued by agents from the National Security Agency. The movie has to employ the last refuge of movie making hacks, the boring car chase.

When I saw all that, this movie has just, as you say, plugged into the last refuge of the hack. Which is the chase scene. The helicopters and the black cars and the machine guns. This stuff is so old. Spare us. This Christmas, please, my gift, spare us, for next year, at least one formula chase scene.

Spoiler: Which respected movie critics?

I cheated. That's Siskel & Ebert reviewing My Fellow Americans in 1996.