This isn’t an article complaining about Disclosure Day. The goal here is not to talk about how attempt forty-two of the script is a nonsensical mess or how it’s needlessly long or how it asks a bunch of questions it doesn’t really attempt to answer. That’s a different article. This one is about how, despite Disclosure Day being a complete mess, Emily Blunt is absolutely fantastic in a way that needs to be recognized come Oscar season.
The thing is it’s easy to be good when everyone and everything around you is good. It’s easy to rise to the level of the material when you’re delivering thoughtful dialogue that’s part of a well-crafted story. Most actors who are nominated for Oscars every year are honored for doing exactly that. They’re given good material to work with, and they make the material as good as it’s supposed to be.
