Steven Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' Leads Global Box Office

Steven Spielberg's new science‑fiction thriller "Disclosure Day" opened to a $92.9 million global weekend, with $44 million earned in the United States. The film topped box‑office charts in Chile, drawing over 97,000 viewers in its first weekend. Starring Emily Blunt and Josh O'Connor alongside Colin Firth, the movie follows a conspiracy about humanity’s long‑hidden contact with extraterrestrials.

The production had a $115 million budget plus $80 million in promotional spend, and analysts estimate it must exceed $300 million worldwide to become profitable. The strong debut places the film ahead of other releases such as the indie thriller "Obsession," which continues to climb in worldwide earnings.