Steven Spielberg returns to alien territory with his latest blockbuster, Disclosure Day, which aired a Super Bowl trailer during the big game. The director of E.T. and Close Encounters of the Third Kind brings his expertise to this new project that promises to explore humanity's reaction to discovering we're not alone. The trailer offers tantalizing glimpses without revealing too much.

According to the deliberately vague official premise, the film asks what would happen if someone proved to 7 billion people that we aren't alone in the universe. The Super Bowl spot shows a newscast announcing the release of government material long kept secret, a crop circle that couldn't have been made by humans, and a little girl encountering a sentient deer in her bedroom. The mysterious electrodes causing eye color changes add to the intrigue.

Written by David Koepp, who has collaborated with Spielberg on numerous projects including Jurassic Park and War of the Worlds, the film stars Emily Blunt as a Kansas City TV meteorologist alongside an impressive ensemble cast. Disclosure Day hits theaters on June 12, 2026, giving audiences plenty of time to speculate about what secrets might be revealed.