There are books, movies and music that you would be missing something if you didn't experience. We may never know what we are missing but no doubt we are. And then there are those that wash over you, you snap out of it and you are not changed in any meaningful way. Disclosure Day uses tropes and dramatic camera zoom ins to Emily Blunts eyes as she stares at a cardinal - but after watching this movie you are no different for having seen it. No part of you is better or more aware. I want to say that is like eating a single chip but a chip leaves behind calories you can turn into heartbeat and thought muscle twitch. If you mediate on it you may consider the hands that brought that food out of the earth and transformed it and delivered it to your grocery store. I want to say it is like wind but that too can move you. Cotton candy doesn't work as a metaphor because that might remind you of something when you were a child. This movie was an actual negation. An absence. The world is no…
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