Disclosure day rated
Disclosure Day is a 2026 Steven Spielberg science-fiction film, not a civic holiday. The Motion Picture Association rated it PG-13 for action/violence, some bloody images, and strong language.
How it works
The query “disclosure day rated” is a ratings question about a movie title that sounds like a government date. It is not. Universal Pictures released Disclosure Day in U.S. theaters on 12 June 2026. Digital copies followed on 21 July 2026. Running time is 2 hours 25 minutes. PG-13 means parents are strongly cautioned; some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. It is not R, not PG, and not a holiday code on a workplace calendar.
Steven Spielberg directed, from a screenplay by David Koepp based on a story by Spielberg. Kristie Macosko Krieger and Spielberg produced for Amblin Entertainment. The billed cast includes Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, Colin Firth, Eve Hewson, and Colman Domingo. The premise is extra-terrestrial contact and whether hidden knowledge should be made public — “disclosure” as plot, not as a statute.
From Thursday, 3 September 2026, the theatrical opening is already past. If you still need the rating before a stream or a disc, it remains PG-13 with the same MPA note: action/violence, some bloody images, and strong language. The U.S. theatrical letter is the MPA’s. A foreign board may use a different age mark; that does not change the U.S. PG-13 on the original release.
A title that looks like a date
UFO communities have used “disclosure” for a hoped-for official admission that governments know more about unidentified craft. That campaign is not a legal public holiday and has no single civic square on the U.S. calendar. World UFO Day is commonly marked on 2 July, a different unofficial date. Neither 12 June nor 2 July closes banks because of aliens. Do not set an out-of-office message for “Disclosure Day” unless your office is a cinema.
If you wanted a countdown to opening night, that clock already ran out on 12 June 2026. What remains is the rating, the running time, and wherever the film is licensed to play. Showtimes are local and change. This page will not invent a theater’s evening list.
Read PG-13 as a film rating, not as a civic “rated day.” MPA reason: action/violence, some bloody images, and strong language. U.S. theatrical date: 12 June 2026. Digital date: 21 July 2026. If you meant a government-disclosure rally, that is not this title and not a federal holiday.
PG-13 is a door policy for a screening, not a proclamation that the truth will arrive at noon.
Questions and answers
- What is Disclosure Day rated?
- PG-13, for action/violence, some bloody images, and strong language.
- Is Disclosure Day a holiday?
- No. It is a June 2026 Spielberg film. There is no U.S. public holiday by that name.
- Is it suitable for young children?
- The MPA says some material may be inappropriate under 13. That is a caution, not a ban. A parent still decides for the child in front of them.
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