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Steven Spielberg’s New Sci-Fi Thriller Is Officially the King of Prime Video
Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi film *Disclosure Day* has become a lasting streaming success on Amazon Prime Video despite mixed reviews and disappointing box-office results. Its continued popularity contrasts with its reception in cinemas and shows how streaming can give a film a longer audience life.
The film, starring Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor and Colin Firth, has spent more than 100 days on Amazon’s US charts. It reportedly cost $115 million to make and earned $250 million worldwide, including $116 million in the US and $131 million internationally. It ranks 20th among 2026’s highest-grossing films, but upcoming releases such as *Dune: Part Three* may push it out of the top 20.
In short
- *Disclosure Day* has spent over 100 days on Amazon’s US charts.
- Mixed reviews did not stop its streaming success.
- The film earned $250 million worldwide against a reported $115 million budget.
Explained simply
Steven Spielberg is a filmmaker known for science-fiction films such as E.T. and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Disclosure Day stars Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor and Colin Firth, and reportedly cost $115 million to make.
A film’s cinema earnings and its later popularity on streaming are different measures of success. Prime Video is Amazon’s film and television service, where titles can remain available well after their cinema run.
Disclosure Day earned about $250 million worldwide in cinemas, though reviews were mixed. Its long run on Prime Video’s US charts shows how streaming can keep a film in view beyond its initial release.