Disclosure Day added $4.2M on Day 4 in the US, taking its domestic total to $48.7M and worldwide gross to $98.2M.

Disclosure Day poster
Steven Spielberg’s film registers a sharp decline on its fourth day.
Day 4 Snapshot
Day 4 Add (US Domestic)$4.2M
US Domestic Total$48.7M
Worldwide Gross$98.2M
Budget$115.0M
Day 1$19.0M
Day 2$13.8M
Day 3$10.9M
Day 4$4.2M

The film saw a very sharp drop on Day 4. After showing decent numbers over the first three days, the $4.2M figure reflects a significant decline, which is steeper than usual. While the opening weekend was reasonably strong for a mid-budget original film, the steep fall on the fourth day suggests that audience interest has cooled down quickly.

Emily Blunt’s star power and Steven Spielberg’s name helped generate initial curiosity. However, the sharp drop indicates that the film is struggling to maintain momentum beyond the opening weekend. Market-wise, the performance has been better in urban centres compared to suburban areas.

With a current 0.42x ratio, Disclosure Day remains in a challenging position early in its run. A stronger hold in the coming weeks will be crucial for it to improve its commercial prospects.

Reality check: $4.2M on Day 4 shows a sharp drop after the opening weekend. The film needs significantly better holds to move toward profitability.