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Disclosure was released in 1994 when both Douglas and Moore were huge stars. Douglas plays a family man working for a virtual reality firm which hire young attractive Moore- who had a past with Douglas. She seduces him, and they end up having some rough sex, later she ends up taking him to the cleaners. He hires a clever attorney and somehow manages to escape with his job and reputation. Disclosure is a mid-90s decent enough film featuring some nice Seattle scenery and some rather outdated VR technology. Regardless, this is a great film- the likes of which are not made anymore. 8/10 (Pretty good early 90s thriller starring Michael Douglas and Demi moore).

Talk about eye candy. Demi & Mike are nice to look at. Donald is typically evil. His slimy aide is nice and slimy. But the logic and motivation behind this whole movie is so lacking and bad it's laughable. The book was better, but it also suffered from the same problem of tying it all up. Why does Demi do what she does ? Why is Donald and his sidekick pulling the strings. The press conference has to be the biggest letdown of the movie. Why does Mikey keep going back to work in that den of vipers ? Why did I watch the whole movie ?

Lame. Boring. Unbelievable. Badly written. Tries to make a statement about gender & society but does not know what it wants to say. I cannot understand why Michael Douglas agreed to star in this silly, misogynistic movie.

Wow, what a bad, plotless movie, I cant believe this movie is actually Micheal Douglas' 5th highest grossing film. It's just missing so much, the only reason to watch this would be to see Demi Moore trying to seduce Micheal Douglas, which is also ridiculus, because you know any man would let her do it. One of the few redeeming factors of this film is that the acting is desent. *1/2 out of *****

This has a top notch cast, great plot and it's definitely worth an 8 rating. Michael Douglas is his usual mysterious self, Demi Moore is superb as a manipulatrix and Donald Sutherland is once again the dark master. There's some interesting tech reality stuff for a 1994 flick and overall it's good entertainment.

The long scenes and dialogs without any action were typical for movies from the early 90ies. It hits no doubt an interesting theme but here two third of the film is boring. I have to admit that these days Hollywood made some progress in this point. I hate movies which are turned meanly inside. I mean 80% of the story is handling in the company. The performance of the actors is okay but even Michael Douglas and Demi Moore couldn't save the film. As I said, it shows an existing serious problem of nowadays and that's why I could recommend to see it. I welcome that women should take more responsibility in worldwide companies and making so career. It's definitely not a must for my DVD collection. 5/10.

Slick thriller that's initially about sexual harassment, but in the worst tradition of things originally written by Michael Crichton soon drowns itself in too intensive exploration of technical issues. Fine if you like that sort of thing, but I personally wasn't interested in the machinations of corporate America when I was looking for a film about the personal dilemma of one man. A serious case of poor marketing (see French and U.K poster) concentrates more on the setup that the actual main meat of the plot. People looking for Michael and Demi erotica will be sadly disappointed. It's all capably handled by Levinson, it's just a shame that it's so boring...