Steven Spielberg To Bring Back UFO, Aliens? Creepy, Mysterious Sci-Fi Billboards Leave Fans Freaking Out - Here's What We Know So Far

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Spielberg's next movie is going to be out of the world, literally! At least that's what the mysterious billboards that popped up in New York City and Los Angeles are suggesting. In what appears to be a tease for fans, these billboards are as creepy as one could imagine, stating that the project will be part of 2026 movies schedule next summer.

Steven Spielberg's mysterious UFO film

Spielberg, known for Jaws, E.T. and Jurassic Park, seems to be bringing in UFOs in his next. Giving fans a first glimpse, the billboards, one of which went up in Times Square, simply read, "ALL WILL BE DISCLOSED 06.12.2026," alongside the filmmaker's name and next to an image of an eye peeking through the reflective silhouette of a some sort of a bird.This comes as the first trailer of the film gears up to screen ahead of Avatar: Fire and Ash on December 19. Apart from the fact that the movie releases on May 12, 2026, nothing else is known. What makes it further intriguing is that we don't even know the title or any other plot or cast detail.

Netizens begin guessing game

Internet quickly got talking. A user reacted on X (formerly Twitter), "This teaser is giving major Close Encounters vibes... Spielberg is cooking something epic!" A second one said, "ALL WILL BE DISCLOSED 06.12.2026"? E.T. finally spilling alien tea, phone home with receipts. Times Square's sweating: is it Jurassic Park 47 or just Spielberg's grocery list? Tease us harder, king."One comment read, "UFOs, nostalgia, and Spielberg magic—can’t wait." An X user posted, "Doing my best to go in blind for Spielberg's UFO movie, but those new billboards in LA/NYC are giving off a way darker, edgier vibe than I expected for something inspired by his early classics. I'm beyond hyped."ALSO READ: IMDB's Top 10 Movies Of 2025 And Where To Watch Them On OTT: From Superman To Sinners

About Steven Spielberg's next film

Earlier in 2025, news came in that Spielberg was returning to the sci-fi genre for a "UFO film" based on his own original idea. Reports further broke that the movie would star Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place), Josh O'Connor (Challengers), Colin Firth (Kingsman: The Secret Service), Eve Hewson (The Luminaries), Colman Domingo (The Running Man) and Wyatt Russell (Thunderbolts*). However, every information including the story details have remained under wraps.