Emily Blunt continues to impress in every film she is in, and in “Disclosure Day” the one thing that everyone on the show agreed with is that she is terrific. Now whether or not the film is also terrific is another matter. All the guests enjoyed the movie, but there is a wide range of opinion concerning it’s qualites.

There was some online trepidation about the film because of a limited original response from the LAMB community, but once that came out in the open, the guest list increased 300% and a lively discussion was in the offing. Justin Gott comes back to the show for a second time in the last year to show his Spielberg cred. Howard Casner plays the role of iconoclast in this episode, and Aaron Neuwirth jumps in with both feet to offer his usual well thought out opinions.

A Summer release from Steven Spielberg, featuring aliens, is as close to an IP as you can get without a copyright. There is some box office talk after the critical discussion, and maybe, it’s not going to be Jurassic Park, but the numbers on this science fiction Spielberg film look promising. We also discuss which films from this icon of modern cinema might be expendable.

Introductions

General Thoughts 2:54

The Theme and the Magic Wand 10:30

Spoiler Wall 26:00

Emily Blunt 45:30

Spielberg Action 55:30

Screenwriting/David Koepp 1:03:30

Exit Question 1:13:20

Justin The Rambling Ramblers Archive

Aaron The Code is Zeek Substack

Howard Rantings and Ravings

Richard KAMAD

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