Paramount+ Says Goodbye to Steven Spielberg’s Forgotten Detective Movie

It's unclear if Steven Spielberg's first new sci-fi film in nearly a decade, Disclosure Day, is the hit that he so desperately needs. Spielberg is coming off two back-to-back box-office underperformers — the musical West Side Story and the semi-autobiographical drama The Fabelmans— and needs Disclosure Day to gross at least $150 million more at the global box office. The film's current worldwide haul stands at $160 million, against a reported budget of $115 million. The movie received mostly positive reviews from critics, but audiences seem to be more divided in their opinion. On CinemaScore, Disclosure Day received a so-so B+ grade from opening day crowds, which explains its steep second-weekend drop at the box office. However, Spielberg remains perhaps the most influential filmmaker of all time, and the release of any new movie results in a viewership spike for his older titles.