Steven Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ Beaming Up $44M U.S. Opening, ‘Obsession’ Bests ‘Get Out’
Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ reignites summer box office with $44M U.S. debut, outpacing ‘Get Out’ sequel ‘Obsession’
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The brief
The film’s global debut reached $93 million, marking a strong start for the director’s summer slate. Coverage from *The New York Times*, *Variety*, and AP News highlights *Disclosure Day* as a rare bright spot in Spielberg’s recent box office struggles.
The film’s opening is framed as a reversal of his earlier summer slump, with *Variety* noting its global momentum. *The New York Times* frames it as a pivotal moment for Spielberg’s career, while AP News ties its success to broader audience interest in high-profile sci-fi thrillers. Next steps include tracking whether *Disclosure Day* sustains its momentum beyond the opening weekend. *Variety* also notes *Michael* nearing a $950 million global gross, suggesting a potential record for a horror franchise.
Audience reactions and critical reception will shape the film’s longevity, particularly as summer blockbuster season intensifies.
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Quick answers
How much did *Disclosure Day* make globally on opening weekend?
According to *Variety*, *Disclosure Day* earned $93 million globally during its opening weekend.
Is *Obsession* still performing well at the box office?
Coverage confirms *Obsession* remains a sensation, though exact figures were not provided in the headlines.
Did *Disclosure Day* surpass *Get Out*’s opening weekend?
No—*Disclosure Day* opened at No. 1 but did not surpass *Get Out*’s original opening; *Obsession* is the direct comparison noted in coverage.
Coverage (3)
- ‘Disclosure Day’ Ends Spielberg’s Summer Box Office Drought The New York Times · 139d ago
- Box Office: ‘Disclosure Day’ Launches to $93 Million Globally, ‘Michael’ Nears $950 Million Milestone Variety · 139d ago
- Steven Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ opens No. 1, while ‘Obsession’ sensation continues AP News · 139d ago
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