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Spielberg’s ailen film Disclosure Day could be ‘cursed,’ priest says

A Tennessee Roman Catholic priest is making a wild claim that “demons can be attached” to movies in response to comments from Steven Spielberg on his new alien film “Disclosure Day.”

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All 5 Steven Spielberg Movies With Aliens, Ranked

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Every Steven Spielberg alien movie, ranked from worst to best

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3 Great UFO Movies to Watch After ‘Disclosure Day’: ‘Nope,’ ‘Fire in the Sky’ and More

The success of the film has spurred interest in aliens in cinema, and specifically, sci-fi flicks depicting humans encountering UFOs.

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Steven Spielberg’s First Sci-Fi Movie in 8 Years Beats Box Office Expectations

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I Just Found Out Universal's Disclosure Day Has An A+ NBC Cameo I Would Never Have Spotted

Why we're still obsessed with aliens on screen

EVE HEWSON: (As Jane Blankenship) What are you going to do? O'CONNOR: (As Dr. Daniel Kellner) Full disclosure to the whole world. FLORIDO: It is the latest film that Spielberg has directed about aliens visiting Earth. Of course, there are many other films ...

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Ranking the Alien Movies

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As the Alien franchise heads into new territory -- both thematically and format..ily -- with the TV series Alien: Earth, we're Weylin' our Yutanis at the seven Xeno-movies that have ...

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Tennessee exorcist floats idea of 'cursed' Spielberg alien film, questions DC exorcist's removal

Father Dan Reehil, a Roman Catholic priest and exorcist with the Diocese of Nashville, earlier this week floated the concept of movies being formally cursed amid reports that Steven Spielberg claimed his new alien film "Disclosure Day" may shake the faith of Christians.

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Steven Spielberg Shares the Pulled-From-the-Headlines Moment That Inspired Alien Film ‘Disclosure Day’

The idea behind Steven Spielberg’s latest film, “Disclosure Day,” has a ripped-from-the-headlines origin story. The auteur, 79, is reuniting with one of his favorite genres for his 37th movie: science fiction.