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Disclosure

Disclosure

December 9, 1994· 2h 8m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score6.2

A computer specialist is sued for sexual harassment by a former lover turned boss who initiated the act forcefully, which threatens both his career and his personal life.

Critics Sentiment

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15 reviews·Last updated 2mo ago
Peak Moment

Meredith Johnson is fired from DigiCom for her deception

7.8at 1h 48m
Lowest Moment

Tom uses virtual reality device to access company database

4.5at 1h 24m
Biggest Swing

The film plummets from solid courtroom drama to dated cyber-thriller during the virtual reality sequence, then rebounds strongly for the satisfying conference confrontation.

Disclosure maintains steady engagement through its sexual harassment premise and courtroom scenes, with critics praising the performances and believable corporate politics. The film stumbles significantly during its dated technology sequences but recovers for a satisfying finale where justice prevails. Overall, reviewers found it a competent if imperfect thriller that tackles important themes despite some convoluted plotting.

15 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb
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Tom Sanders expects promotion as DigiCom manufacturing chief
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Meredith Johnson is promoted instead of Tom Sanders
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Catherine Alvarez becomes Tom's sexual harassment attorney
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Tom plays recorded voicemail proving Meredith harassed him⬆ Peak moment
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DigiCom agrees to quietly remove Meredith after merger
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Tom uses virtual reality device to access company database⬇ Lowest moment
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Tom exposes Meredith's production changes at merger conference
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Stephanie Kaplan promotes Tom as her second in command
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