Disclosure Day is now streaming exclusively on Peacock in the United States. Steven Spielberg’s science-fiction mystery arrived on the service October 9, 2026, after its summer theatrical run.
If you are deciding whether to subscribe or planning a movie night, here is the practical information that matters: where it streams, what Peacock costs, how long the movie runs, and what to expect without spoiling the story.
Where is Disclosure Day streaming?
Disclosure Day is streaming only on Peacock in the United States. Peacock’s official release guide confirms the October 9 debut, and the movie’s service page lists it as available now.
You will not find the film included with Netflix, Disney+, Max, Prime Video, or Apple TV+ at launch. A movie can still appear in digital rental stores separately, but that is different from being included with another subscription. Peacock also notes that its streaming service is intended for customers physically located in the United States.
How much does Peacock cost?
Peacock currently lists two main plans for U.S. customers:
- Premium: $12.99 per month or $129.99 per year. It includes movies, shows, and live programming with ads.
- Premium Plus: $19.99 per month or $199.99 per year. It adds downloads and removes most ads, although Peacock says some live events, channels, and programs still contain advertising.
Both plans include Disclosure Day. You do not need the higher tier just to watch the movie. Premium Plus is mainly useful if downloads or fewer ads justify the additional cost for you. Peacock says plans can be canceled at any time, but prices and availability can change, so check the service before subscribing.
How long is Disclosure Day?
The movie runs 2 hours and 25 minutes and is rated PG-13. That makes it a longer evening watch, so budget close to two and a half hours before accounting for ads on the Premium plan.
Spielberg directed the movie and developed its story, with David Koepp writing the screenplay. The main cast includes Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, Colin Firth, Eve Hewson, Colman Domingo, and Wyatt Russell.
What is the movie about?
Disclosure Day follows meteorologist Margaret Fairchild and cybersecurity specialist Dr. Daniel Kellner as they become caught in a conspiracy involving evidence of extraterrestrial life. Peacock describes it as a science-fiction mystery thriller centered on a live broadcast that changes the characters’ lives.
The premise returns Spielberg to UFOs, but it is not a sequel to Close Encounters of the Third Kind or War of the Worlds. It is an original story set in contemporary America. The film uses alien disclosure as a way to examine belief, fear, empathy, and who controls information.
That makes it better approached as a mystery than as a nonstop invasion movie. If you prefer to avoid spoilers, the official premise and trailer provide enough context without revealing the answers behind the conspiracy.
Is it worth subscribing for one movie?
If Disclosure Day is the only Peacock title you want, the monthly Premium plan is the lowest-cost subscription route. A yearly plan only makes sense if you expect to use the service regularly. Premium Plus costs more than the basic plan, so consider it for downloads and a mostly ad-free experience rather than the movie itself.
Peacock’s October catalog also includes horror and science-fiction programming, which may increase the value of a one-month subscription. Still, do not assume every NBCUniversal movie follows the same timetable. Streaming windows vary by title.
For another current release with a different distribution strategy, see our guide to Other Mommy and its theatrical-first launch. Horror viewers can also compare it with our explanation of what the 2026 Carrie series changes.
Bottom line
Disclosure Day began streaming on Peacock on October 9 and is exclusive to the service in the United States. It runs 145 minutes, carries a PG-13 rating, and is included with both paid Peacock plans. The practical choice is between the cheaper ad-supported Premium plan and Premium Plus with downloads and fewer ads.