Spielberg's Disclosure Day Film Review: Josie's Hot Takes!

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What is the premise of the Spielberg Disclosure Day review?

Tina Burke 0:00
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Isaac Weishaupt 0:27
Muista M2M2. Today we're doing a plot spoiling discussion about the new Spielberg movie Disclosure Day. And we're gonna hear what Joe Josie's hot takes are here on Breaking Social Norms.
Josie Weishaupt 0:46
That was short. Short and sweet.
Isaac Weishaupt 0:48
Well, I don't know where the conversation's gonna go. Let me tell the audience where we're at because we just walked out of the theater. We're full of popcorn and candy. And it is June fourteenth. Now I already watched the movie Thursday that it came out, me and Jimmy the Jackhammer went. And I I've got my entire analysis complete. I saw more things today on this viewing. I said, Oh man, look at this. So like this thing is like it's kinda why I got excited when I watched it. I said, Oh, there's actually a lot going on here.
Josie Weishaupt 1:18
Okay.
Isaac Weishaupt 1:18
And I found even more on this second viewing, I said, Okay, what the heck is going on here?
Josie Weishaupt 1:22
Okay.
Isaac Weishaupt 1:22
And um The way the listeners are gonna hear this, they're not gonna hear this till after my show comes out. Okay. So this is kind of like a prequel to my episode. Mm-hmm. 'Cause I wanna hear I'm not gonna so I what um I'm saying all that to say this. You don't know what I think of this movie. No. I wanna hear what you think of it. I'll probably interject some of my theory as w just for to have discussion.
Josie Weishaupt 1:45
Okay.
Isaac Weishaupt 1:46
But uh I I'm very curious, what'd you think of the movie?
Josie Weishaupt 1:49
Let's talk movie just overall. This movie I felt like had a level of like fluff to it. So the movie felt like the eighties to me. It was modern day, but it had a very distinct flavor or feeling of Spielberg from the n it felt like E. T. You know what I mean?
Isaac Weishaupt 2:11
Uhhuh. People said this is like a boomer alien movie. It totally is. It totally is.
Josie Weishaupt 2:15
It absolutely is.
Isaac Weishaupt 2:17
We were ironically sitting next to boomers.
Josie Weishaupt 2:19
It absolutely is. And I feel like the young kids it had like a Goonies E tee What was that one like uh where they had the aliens in the pool? Where they were uh swimming in the pool with the aliens. Do you remember what that movie was called? From the eighties? Yeah, it was from the eighties. It had the guy that's like diabetes. Diabetes.
Isaac Weishaupt 2:49
Oh, uh Willow.
Josie Weishaupt 2:51
What?
Isaac Weishaupt 2:52
Willow.
Josie Weishaupt 2:53
It's the movie with the old people that get in the pool and then they start feeling young again. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Isaac Weishaupt 2:58
Not Willow. What the fuck are you talking about at all?
Josie Weishaupt 3:00
That's like a fantasy book.
Isaac Weishaupt 3:01
Yeah, no, I absolutely What the fuck is that movie called?
Josie Weishaupt 3:04
Cocoon.
Isaac Weishaupt 3:04
Jeez Louise, that was weird.

How do the hosts describe the movie’s tone and 80s‑style vibe?

Josie Weishaupt 3:07
It has that eighties feel to it.
Isaac Weishaupt 3:10
Which I'm absolutely here for.
Josie Weishaupt 3:12
It has a nostalgia thing. So Okay. That was like my initial like feeling of the movie. But as we were watching it, I was like, Oh boy, Crazyville in my black pill head.
Isaac Weishaupt 3:27
Okay. So so was the movie like, you know, on a scale of you know, zero to five stars, where would you rank it as as a movie? Just like I don't know. Just as an experience? Did you like it? Would you recommend this movie?
Josie Weishaupt 3:43
I recommend it. Hmm. I don't know. It's fine. I mean I don't as a movie I didn't feel like it knocked my socks off.
Isaac Weishaupt 3:55
Mm-hmm.
Josie Weishaupt 3:56
Did it knock your socks off? As a movie.
Isaac Weishaupt 4:00
No, but I liked it. I thought it was good. I liked it a lot.
Josie Weishaupt 4:02
I liked it a lot, but not because of the movie part of it. Does that make any sense?
Isaac Weishaupt 4:09
Yeah, I get it. Yeah, I don't think it was a great movie in the sense of
Josie Weishaupt 4:18
For a movie sake.
Isaac Weishaupt 4:19
Yeah, I I get yeah, I know what you mean. 'Cause there's a lot of people that don't like this movie. They thought it was stupid. But I don't think it was stupid at all.
Josie Weishaupt 4:25
I don't think it was stupid.
Isaac Weishaupt 4:26
I think it was very insidiously clever.
Josie Weishaupt 4:30
It feels uneasy to me. I feel uneasy. And I don't know which way to go with it. I d I don't have a I haven't I don't know how to pinpoint my feelings, but they feel like Like I'm still work I'm processing it. I'm working it out. But it's but it more is it do with the messaging and what they're trying to convey than versus like, wow, that was a really great movie.

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