Disclosure

Name: Disclosure
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Released: December 9, 1994
Duration: 128 min
Rating: 58
Cast: Demi Moore, Michael Douglas

1994

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Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: December 9, 1994 | R

Starring: Demi Moore, Michael Douglas

Summary: Sexual harassment and corporate politics provide the basis for this contemporary drama. A duplicitous female executive tries to run her ex-lover out of the company after he rebuffs her sexual advances. (Warner Bros.)

Director: Barry Levinson

Genre(s): Drama, Thriller

Rating: R

Runtime: 128 min

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Richard Corliss

Director Barry Levinson and screenwriter Paul Attanasio are great guys to waste time with. The latter has a real flair for writing strong, confrontational scenes -- brisk, needling, well shaped -- and the former stages them with coolly concentrated intensity. And the cast is terrific. [19 Dec 1994, p.75]

Rick Groen

Disclosure is a well-acted, slickly directed shell of a picture. The veneer is so polished that you look on with something approaching genuine satisfaction, and only after the final credits roll do you begin to feel the void.

Empire Ian Nathan

Genuinely gripping, Demi makes an awesome femme fatale. Read full review

Todd McCarthy

Disclosure is polite pulp fiction, a reasonable rendition of potentially risible material. This lavishly appointed screen version of Michael Crichton's page-turner about sexual harassment and corporate power has what it takes to deliver plenty of year-end bounty into Warner Bros.' coffers, although it might have been even more commercial had it been more shamelessly trashy. Read full review

Mike Clark

Disclosure should slickly satisfy people who like movies about advanced computers, topical themes, hardball attorney mind games, office politics, sex and sweet revenge. [9 Dec 1994, p.1D]

Desson Howe

In his zeal to break the book down into bite-size, cutting-edge nuggets, adapter Paul Attanasio has squandered—and arbitrarily altered—many of those details. Read full review

Julie Salamon

I didn't mind the preposterousness of the premise nearly so much as the general ineptness with which it's presented. After all, good trash has its place. [8 Dec 1994, p.A16]

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Steven1981

Mar 18, 2020

Michael Douglas stars in Barry Levinson's "DISCLOSURE" which is a 1994 film. Demi Moore basically tries to seduce Tom Sanders (Michael Douglas) at some late night office meeting or get together. He refuses to get it on with her and he goes through this huge sexual harassment case with theMichael Douglas stars in Barry Levinson's "DISCLOSURE" which is a 1994 film. Demi Moore basically tries to seduce Tom Sanders (Michael Douglas) at some late night office meeting or get together. He refuses to get it on with her and he goes through this huge sexual harassment case with the help of lawyers/solicitors or something and he uses virtual reality to help him. Strange film but a good film with brilliant acting by Demi Moore and Michael Douglas.… Expand

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Broyax

Apr 4, 2017

Une idée louable que d'inverser les rôles sur le harcèlement sexuel au boulot avec ici Michael Douglas harcelé par la harpie Demi Moore... ce renversement fait prendre conscience du désagrément vécu par le "sexe faible" dans de telles situations, des situations, comme le dit si bien le film,Une idée louable que d'inverser les rôles sur le harcèlement sexuel au boulot avec ici Michael Douglas harcelé par la harpie Demi Moore... ce renversement fait prendre conscience du désagrément vécu par le "sexe faible" dans de telles situations, des situations, comme le dit si bien le film, de pouvoir, car dans le monde du travail hyper-concurrentiel dominé par les hommes, les femmes craignent de perdre leur emploi ou de stagner dans leur carrière... et se taisent.

Un film pour la cause féministe donc que l'on doit saluer, même si son impact demeure limité dans sa démonstration, car ici, n'importe quel mec normalement constitué adorerait se faire harceler par Demi Moore, y compris avec des menottes et plus si affinités. D'ailleurs, son comportement est sujet à caution -le comportement du personnage de Michael- pour ne pas dire contestable ; j'aimerais le voir harcelé par Kathy Bates !

Bien mis en scène et rigoureux dans son déroulement, le film se perd tout de même dans la procédure procédurière et quelques lenteurs. Il fait sourire également avec son prototype de "réalité virtuelle" à la mords-moi-le noeud (il s'agit d'une société d'informatique...) avec le casque sur la tronche et tout le tralala... dire que c'était il y a plus de 20 ans et que cette réalité de polichinelle est toujours aussi grotesque de nos jours en dit long !

En tout cas, Harcèlement demeure efficace dans son ensemble et agréablement soutenu par la musique discrète mais élégante d'Ennio Morricone.… Expand

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timone

Nov 30, 2021

Much like thrillers like Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct, Michael Douglas appears in Disclosure along with Demi Moore. In this one, he's been accused of sexual harassment. I actually thought it was quite boring at first finding it to be not that thrilling and I find the film confusingMuch like thrillers like Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct, Michael Douglas appears in Disclosure along with Demi Moore. In this one, he's been accused of sexual harassment. I actually thought it was quite boring at first finding it to be not that thrilling and I find the film confusing but after re-watching it I actually find it to be okay, not bad, nothing special but hey, I had a good thrill and it's fun ever since. It sure has it's moments but I had a good watch.… Expand

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