Although the American heroism in the film still made Douglas a real success-the face-to-face confrontation with Demi Moore at the end seemed very enjoyable.
However, don't forget that it was the female lawyer's sentence "Sexual harassment has nothing to do with sex, it is only about power" that awakened him.
Not to mention the "friend" who watched the fire from beginning to end, and then the new president of the group, perhaps she was the biggest beneficiary in the whole thing. No wonder Douglas said to her son at the end of the film, "Your mother is a very powerful woman," and the son replied, "You only know it now?!"
However, I personally think that Douglas's wife is also a great woman. When she doesn’t know anything, she can defend Douglas in front of her friends, although she is sad about his “derailment” (of course, in fact, he is also a victim, and there is no real “derailment”), but she still accompanies firmly Attend mediation. Demi Moore's fabricated embarrassment did not stop the support that should be given as a wife; the disputes, doubts and disappointments of the queen did not shake the determination to stand on the same front with her husband. It is no wonder that Douglas can conscientiously discover in a rush of passion. With this monogamy, what does the husband say? !
The last thing I have to mention is the female sex monster played by Demi Moore. Very unwilling to use this word, though. In fact, she is also a victim. Under the prevalence of male chauvinism, she can show strength. What else is there besides power? However, this natural stunner used power in the wrong place, and eventually "paid his wife and broke down." But don't forget, she also started this game a long time ago: first, let the factory go wrong, let the secretary buy wine, and then the wicked person first filed a lawsuit and colluded with the high-level staff, but unfortunately in the end, it was still "fighting for nothing." It's no wonder she finally left so embarrassed. However, the winner and the loser did not admit it after losing, which made the beauty to retreat especially ugly.
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