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It was a 1994 flick named "Disclosure," starring Michael Douglas and Demi Moore...
A very good movie!
Saw that movie too - years ago. I didn't know women could be like that!
Mahrie.
P.S. I watched Gladiator (with Russell Crowe) for the umpteenth time, and liked it for the umpteenth time. Russell is riveting in it! (Won Best Actor at the Oscars for it too.)
Films I've watched recently(in a month or somethin')
Gone with the Wind-
The book was so much better. Vivien Leigh was such a goddess though.
La Pianiste-
Super disturbing. Isabelle Huppert was incredible in it. My jaw literally dropped when she picked up a piece of paper covered with semen then smelt it. So gross.
All about Eve-
Awesome. Glamorous. Classic.
Vera Drake-
So sad. Superb performance by Imelda Staunton.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof-
Paul Newman was unbelievably hot, those eyes were extraterrestrial. Elizabeth Taylor was impeccable as always.
Mary Poppins-
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
Gods and Monsters-
Ian Mckellen should've won that Oscar.
Brokeback Mountain-
So gorgeous. The cinematography was out of this world, the cast was so great, the story was so beautiful. I just love this film so much.
The Triplets of Belleville-
Meh.
The Sessions-
The fact that Anne Hathaway won an Oscar for that disaster of a film(Les Miserables) is such a pathetic joke. Helen Hunt gave a round and natural performance in this film. She should've won on a cake walk.(Or Amy Adams should).
Transamerica-
Another victim of poor decision made by the Academy. Felicity Huffman was robbed big time. This film was hilarious yet heart-warming.
Bridget Jone's Diary-
There isn't anything to write home about other than how handsome Colin Firth was.
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