"D-Day": Film resonates as being "roarful" and "incredible"; look

The first reactions to Steven Spielberg's film "D-Day" praise the director's work and Emily Blunt's performance.

The production about the conspiracy of governments to hide the existence of extraterrestrial life had its trailer released on Wednesday (27) and should premiere in June in Brazil.

The production stars Emily Blunt as a weather journalist and Josh O'Connor as a hacker who is pursued after leaking confidential information. The cast also includes names such as Colman Domingo, Colin Firth, Eve Hewson and Wyatt Russell.

The American vehicle Collider, specializing in cinema, wrote in

IndieWire said "D-Day" is exciting and ambitious. "Spielberg throws down the gauntlet and reminds us that he does it better than anyone else in the history of cinema."

Another vehicle that watched the production in advance was Gizmodo. "A dense rollercoaster that mixes chase, romance and mystery, all wrapped up in sci-fi wonder. It's Spielberg's best film in 20 years, filled with all the magic that makes his films so special, plus a memorable performance from Emily Blunt."

Check out the film trailer below

D-DAY | Final Trailer (Universal Pictures) - HD

#DisclosureDay is the weirdest movie Spielberg's ever made (complimentary). Breathtaking compositions, David Koepp's X-FILES-meets-The Bible script is a big high-wire act, Emily Blunt's most accomplished performance, John Williams' best score in years. Riveting, moving stuff. pic.twitter.com/HzncLRORLD

- Bill Bria (@billbria) May 27, 2026

In a shock to absolutely no one, Steven Spielberg has delivered another towering home run with #DisclosureDay.

I could go on and on about what I loved, but I was lucky enough to see the movie knowing almost nothing, and I strongly recommend you do the same. Stop watching the... pic.twitter.com/a0ZJU8miYw

- Steven Weintraub (@colliderfrosty) May 27, 2026

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Source: CNN