Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' Official Teaser.

[sahgwa]

The first thing that came to mind watching that trailer and seeing the animals was Arthur Machen's story 'The Terror.'
That has animals 'revolting' against humanity.  
Spielberg has played his role as 'programmer' and introducer of the 'approved ideas' to the masses from the 'elites' for a long time.
But yes sometimes it is entertaining.

[Hypntick]

Can't do the weird clicking. I don't know what it is, but it sets me off every time. I get the willies over it just hearing it. The animal stuff is interesting, but if she's going to be clicking a lot, it's going to be a hard pass from me.

[angelchemuel]

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Here's the first trailer for Steven Spielberg's next movie due out next Summer.

It looks to me like he could be back on form onto a winner here??

Oooh errrr!
Not been to the cinema for years, this might get my bum back on a seat!
Rainbows
Jane

[LightAngel]

It looks like a more adult orientated E.T. or a modern Close Encounters!

Yep. 

[Karl12]

Spielberg has played his role as 'programmer' and introducer of the 'approved ideas' to the masses from the 'elites' for a long time.

He truly has mate.

There's discussion here about how Spielberg's producer Dan Farra is agent for CIA counter intelligence officer Luis Elizondo so wouldn't be surprised if this new film is more about cognitive programming and narrative control rather than 'entertainment'.

[LightAngel]

 'entertainment'.

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This should be about entertainment because that's what we need.

Propaganda destroy films, and the ability for people to think for themselves.

[Karl12]

Propaganda destroy films, and the ability for people to think for themselves.

Yes it does mate - Edward Bernays was known as the godfather of propaganda so probably not a coincidence that his nephew co-founded Netflix.

• "Propaganda is the executive arm of the invisible government."

Propagandist Edward Bernays.

E-Book: 'Propaganda' (1928)

[Kurokage]

• Plot Point: Reports suggest the story will explore whether the life discovered is extraterrestrial, interdimensional, or a different form of intelligence entirely.
  

The interdimensional slant will be interesting

Yeah, there's not much out there about the story, but the little snippets that have surfaced makes it sound pretty interesting

[LightAngel]

I think some aliens could be interdimensional. 

If something isn't limited by our version of space and time, it suddenly becomes much easier to imagine how it could appear, disappear, or behave in ways that look strange from our perspective.

I think once you stop assuming that every intelligent being is stuck inside our three dimensional box with our linear timeline, a lot of the strange things people report suddenly feels less impossible. 

[cherokeetroy]

Noticing more people in positions of authority or official capacity opening up about ET, alien tech, etc...makes me wonder if there's a coordinated effort that Spielberg is in on to either create misdirection or a limited hangout or maybe preparation for real disclosure on some level