Disclosure w/ Nick Kroll & Emily Altman (HDTGM Matinee)
The discussion centers on the 1994 film *Disclosure*, which addresses the unconventional topic of sexual harassment experienced by a straight white male character, played by Michael Douglas, in a corporate setting. The hosts and their guests explore the film's themes, its cultural impact, and the broader implications of its narrative while celebrating its mediocrity and comedic missteps.
Key Takeaways
- In 'Disclosure,' Hollywood flips the script, presenting male sexual harassment—where's the applause for creativity?
- Demi Moore's hotness overshadowed the film's premise—showcasing how media often prioritizes allure over substance.
- Virtual reality in 1994 looked like a glorified filing cabinet—talk about a technological leap backward!
- This movie serves as a time capsule—reminding us how far workplace dynamics and Hollywood narratives have come.
- Requesting a 'Disclosure' reboot? It’s like wanting a sequel to a VHS tape—nostalgic but fundamentally flawed.
Mentioned in This Episode
- Nick Kroll (person)
- Disclosure (media)
- Michael Douglas (person)
- How Did This Get Made (media)
- Demi Moore (person)
- Emily Alman (person)
- Big Mouth (media)
- Jason Manzukas (person)
- Virtual Reality (concept)
- Big Mouth: The Musical (media)
- Donald Sutherland (person)
- Dennis Miller (person)
- CD-ROM (product)
- Represent: A Woman's Guide to Running for Office and Changing the World (book)
- Victor Kino (person)
- Jurassic Park (media)
- Burlesque (media)
- Prozac (product)