Disclosure (DVD)

Great movie with good actors. I didn’t get bored

Oldie but goodie!

At the time this movie was launched I remember people discussing the plot and how controversial it was. Watching this so many years later it’s somewhat humorous. The intensity is over the top, but it is still entertaining.

this film is without a doubt, very interestingi seem to think that they could have got away with a extended cut of this film, and have like alternate outcomes to what was going onbut would still have the same ending but with a sense that, you understand why michael douglas's characterhad a hard time with demi moore's characterthe scene that made me think that they should have a Extended cut, is where michael douglas and demi moore are in that office aloneyet, apparently rather than having the whole notion that these two were arguing, he could have been more Polite about that scene with mooreas if it were a general love scene between these two co workersthe fail involving the rest of the movie, is when after that scene, moore is so obsessed with getting the tom sanders character firedthat he litterly just goes awall on them thinking "dude, if this person isn't going to be a respectful co worker, then it was my choice to not let her be rude"but the parts of the film, that kinda give this movie a okay, is when he is talking to his wife and kidsand that the wife helps him through his troubles with his co workers,and that, evidently he gets the correct help from lawyers to make sure that moore's character was told, nothis film overall has some positive moments, but it does have negative moments which raises questions about workers at the work place, and how things should have been more improved

Disclosure is a highly captivating thriller built around the widely accepted idea that sexual harassment is a male prerogative. As clearly established in the Michael Crichton novel and in the film, sexual harassment is a matter of power. In a high-tech electronics corporation, going into a merger, everyone with stock options anticipate to become very wealthy from the deal. Tom Sanders (Michael Douglas), expect to be made head of the division. Meredith Johnson (Demi Moore) a beautiful business executive gets the job.At a late dusk meeting, Meredith looks for sex with Tom and almost rapes him in her office. Tom is excited but achieve to say "no". Meredith goes angry and cries: "I'll destroy you!". The day after, Sanders is charged of sexual harassment against a female colleague and former lover. The plot goes on and Michael Douglas gives a great performance as he circumvents paranoid panic and does all his possible to avoid to be destroyed. Demi Moore stems power, sex appeal, is convincing as a "victim" and finally explodes in dominant rage. Donald Sutherland also gives a great performance as the Machiavellian CEO pulling the strings and only worried with profit. But above all, the film question us about the possibility of female sexual harassment... Is it possible? What do you think?

This little film, last in a long string of Michael Douglas movies where he plays cat-and-mouse with a vindictive woman, is an entertaining romp through brinkmanship office politics. In this case, it is the man who is sexually assaulted, and nobody believes him. Donald Sutherland plays the slimy CEO who is only too willing to sacrifice careers and reputations when his investment is on the line. Twists and turns in the plotline keep the denouement suspenseful to the last scene.Filmed in and around Seattle, the cinematographers do a good job of capturing some of our great scenery -- but a lousy job of tying it all together. Tom Sanders takes the Vashon auto ferry but arrives in downtown Seattle, not Fauntleroy. Sanders looks out across the sound from his home but sees Seattle -- not Tacoma. His office in Pioneer Square has a view from Queen Anne.... Oh well. At least it's not raining all the time!

I spent the first hour enduring this movie while trying to decide if it's parody or sincerity. I realized that it's sincerely ridiculous. Much of it would pass as SNL type parody of 1990s stereotypes -- this film actually believes it. The film got some excellent technical advice, on par with The Andromeda Strain. The 1994 depiction of virtual reality technology is actually quite aligned with its actual manifestation 20+ years after the film was made.Beyond that, it's crap. Think of it as a black comedy when you see it. Though not the writer/director's intent, you'll enjoy it more that way.

I love buying DVDs rather than using streaming because streaming invariably gets interrupted in one way or another, audio or visual or both, at the most critical time. My husband and I want to make our organic popcorn, sit down in our favorite spots, put our DVD of choice into our Blu-Ray player, and enjoy a stress-free movie experience. This DVD allowed that perfectly AFTER our tension-frought Prime streaming video experience of the night before with Disclosure when the visual turned off just minutes before the climax of the movie. Arrrrrrrgh. The visual didn't come back on. Fortunately, our DVD arrived the next afternoon and we were able to watch it in without any technical difficulties at all. Yay!!!

At time of writing this Blu-Ray had 4 out of 5 stars from 21 reviews.Shame all of these are for the DVD.Amazon should stop merging reviews. It is very misleading.Now for the review.Had this on DVD for over 10 years and always enjoyed the movie.Thought it was time for an upgrade.This is a US Import Blu-Ray and it is Region Free.Extras are only a theatrical trailer. Bit of a downer but the flipside of the coinis the picture quality is amazing. One of the best for a movie from 1994.Can definitely recommend an upgrade.

This is an excellent film and a great product. It arrived in perfect condition and exactly as described so you need to be a region one viewer or have equipment that will play region one DVDs. If you happen to be elsewhere, you can play this on a computer by switching the regions but be aware that you can only do this a limited number of times.

This is a good film about the attempt to replace a man with a woman in the workplace using incompetency and sexual harassment. It's interesting that Michael Douglas didn't get the job in the end as he was overlooked by yet another woman. This film touches on male discrimination in the workplace, and I think I'll read the book to see if it expands on this.

Excellent Michael Douglas and Demi Moore movie with a very good storyline

Good film