Review of Disclosure (1994) by Adam M — 21 Apr 2009
Drama with Michael Douglas who's being sued for sexual harassment by his new boss, sexy Demi Moore, who actually used to be his girlfriend. Douglas is the head of some IT department in a big company but when Moore steps in to become Vice President she wants Douglas out, and him, sort of, turning down her sexual advances gives her the perfect opportunity to make up a story to get rid of him.
It's not the worst film ever I suppose but the script isn't up to much and Michael Douglas kinda just walks through his lines. I'm guessing this was meant to show that women can be just as manipulative and powerful as men in the work place and in the mid 90's maybe that was a big deal but nowadays it just doesn't seem relevant and despite the satisfying ending,and an appearance from Donald Sutherland(who I couldn't tell whether he was in on Moore's plan or not) this went on for far to long and overall is a bit dull and crappy.
This review of Disclosure (1994) was written by Adam M on 21 Apr 2009.
Disclosure has generally received mixed reviews.
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