‘Disclosure’ With Bill Simmons, Van Lathan, and Wosny Lambre
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What is 'Disclosure' about?
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On fire right now. On fire? Is that what the kids are saying? That's what the kids are saying. We're on fire. Higher learning. Ringerverse with Van Lathan. Exciting news for us on the Rewatchables. We're partnering up with Lionsgate. We've already done Den of Thieves as a pod. We're doing it again because the sequel's coming out this winter, and we have space for a very limited number of listeners to join us for an intimate live show on December 16th in downtown Los Angeles. Fans are going to be involved. I will. Space is limited, so if you don't get a ticket, don't worry. We'll do more big shows, bigger audience shows next year. But for now, if you live in L.A. and you're free next Monday, December 16th, register now at bit.ly slash rewatchablesden.com. while space permits, or just click the link in this episode's description. Hope to see you there.
There might not be another Rewatchables episode after this week, because we're about to do Disclosure, and I don't know what the hell's going to happen, but it's next. Nobody has to know. Nobody gets hurt. Critics call Disclosure entertaining, provocative, sizzling, sexy. This is a bomb we're sitting on that can blow everything sky high. Thrilling, dazzling powerful riveting we're gonna bury them all right michael douglas demean more you have no idea what you're up against we'll see disclosure rated r now playing all right so I don't know why three guys are doing this movie. I just want to acknowledge it coming out of the gate. It's a corporate intrigue, erotic thriller. We don't have to do that anymore.
Oh, in Trump's America, we're fine? The reason we're doing this is because this is now one of the funniest movies of the 90s. I have no idea how to even explain how this movie happened. I saw it in the theater. I was excited to see it in the theater. It did really well in the box office. and then the years start passing, and the internet forms into shape, and habits change, and people change, and now this movie is like, how the fuck did this happen? Waz, you suggested it. So... During the pandemic, 2020, early 2021, like I was watching damn near three movies a day. Yeah. Yeah. And between whatever your different streamers have available, sometimes you just end up on Amazon or YouTube and just rent movies. And, you know, when you rent a movie, you get to watch the trailer first. And I'm like, all right, Demi Moore, Michael Douglas.
Yeah. Okay, you know, basically a freaking... What I missed. Exactly. And I'd never even heard of the movie before, much less seen it. So I popped it in and, you know, you think you're in some sort of erotic thriller, which there's definitely a lot of elements to that in a movie, but it turns into something completely different throughout the course of it. And I just was fascinated by it as a document, honestly. Did you, what's your history with this movie, Van? How many years? Going all the way back to, I had that scene on one of my mixtapes that I had back in the day. Oh, no. I had VCR mixtapes of different things and I had that scene on one of the mixtapes. Oh, no. So, here we go. Okay, we're off. What I remember about the movie was the bait and switch that people felt when they saw it. Yep.
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