How do you pronounce 'bottle'?

The video appears to illustrate several phonetic concepts. I believe Emma Stone may be trying to demonstrate a "lateral release," which is common in accents like Australian and some American, where a consonant, often plosive or stop, is produced by obstructing then releasing airflow laterally alongside the tongue. I took this cue from her efforts to pull back the corner of her mouth when trying to produce the word “bottle”. Meanwhile, we are also seeing the "glottal stop," frequently used by British English speakers in words like "bottle," where the "t" sound is replaced by a brief closure of the vocal cords. In American English, the glottal stop is evident in words like "uh-oh," "button," "mountain," and "butter." Anyone else have any thoughts or observations?

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