Steven Spielberg Returns to Sci-Fi with Disclosure Day, and Here is When It Hits Streaming
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Steven Spielberg's new sci-fi film Disclosure Day gets VOD, physical, and streaming release windows, heading to digital platforms in July and Peacock later this year.
Steven Spielberg is stepping back into the science fiction genre that defined generations of moviegoers with his latest blockbuster, Disclosure Day. Blending the wonder of his earlier classics with modern cinematic scale, the film tackles a familiar yet thrilling premise about humanity grappling with decades of hidden extraterrestrial contact. For a community that views cinema as a core entertainment touchstone alongside gaming and streaming, tracking home release windows is just part of the routine.
According to a report by Polygon, the movie is heading to digital video on demand platforms like Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV on July 21, followed by 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD releases on August 25. Those physical and digital versions will feature plenty of behind the scenes extras, including a deep dive into the legendary partnership between Spielberg and composer John Williams.
When it comes to subscription streaming, Universal has mapped out a familiar pipeline. Peacock will serve as the film's first streaming home likely arriving around November, before eventually transitioning to Netflix under existing licensing agreements. Whether you are planning a weekend movie night with friends or waiting for it to drop into your streaming rotation, you can check out the full details over at Polygon.
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Original article: Polygon