Disclosure Day is now on digital rental and purchase platforms
Mashable reports Steven Spielberg’s alien sci-fi film is available to buy or rent now, with Peacock listed as a later streaming option.
By Poppy Nakagawa · Culture Writer
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Disclosure Day has made the jump from theaters to living rooms, with digital rentals and purchases now available through major video-on-demand stores, according to Mashable.
The Steven Spielberg film, which opened in theaters in early June, is listed for home viewing on Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango. Mashable’s viewing guide lists the price at $19.99 or $24.99, depending on whether viewers rent or buy.
The film is a new alien-themed sci-fi entry from Spielberg, putting the director back in a genre closely tied to his career. Mashable also notes that the movie brings him back together with screenwriter David Koepp, one of his longtime collaborators.
Koepp’s Spielberg credits cited by Mashable include Jurassic Park and War of the Worlds, two of the director’s best-known big-screen rides. For Spielberg completists, that creative reunion is a major part of the draw.
Where to watch now
Mashable lists three digital platforms carrying Disclosure Day now:
- Prime Video, available to buy or rent for $19.99 or $24.99
- Apple TV, available to buy or rent for $19.99 or $24.99
- Fandango, available to buy or rent for $19.99 or $24.99
The listings mean viewers do not need to wait for a subscription streaming debut if they are willing to pay separately for the film. The guide does not specify in the provided listings which of the two prices applies to rental and which applies to purchase.
What about streaming?
Peacock is listed by Mashable as the later subscription-streaming destination for Disclosure Day. A specific streaming date is not included in the available listing information.
Mashable’s guide highlights several Peacock subscription options tied to that eventual streaming window. Peacock Premium is listed at $109.99 per year, with a stated savings of $21.89.
The guide also lists discounted Peacock Premium plans for certain groups. Students and young adults are shown at $5.99 per month for 12 months, with a stated savings of $5 per month.
Other Peacock discounts listed by Mashable include $6.99 per month plans for first responders and medical professionals, active military and veterans, and teachers. Each is described as saving $4 per month.
For now, the clean answer is this: Disclosure Day is available digitally through rental and purchase platforms, while Peacock is the service to watch for a later streaming arrival.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.