Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' nears $100M domestic, beats Tom Cruise sci-fi

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After two full weeks of release in theaters, Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day is on the verge of hitting its first domestic box office milestone. The movie registered another hefty drop this weekend after an unexpectedly soft hold in its second frame. But it exceeded expectations in its opening weekend by grossing almost $45 million, and that's what has pushed it toward the $100 million mark in two weeks. Disclosure Day should be able to hit this coveted milestone in the next few days, or perhaps its third weekend at the latest. However, this is likely as far as it'll go. The movie has been slowing down significantly in recent days, and with fresh competition around the corner in the form of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, there's only so much further Disclosure Day can go. That said, the movie overtook a fellow sci-fi title this weekend — a 2013 film starring Spielberg's former collaborator Tom Cruise.