Name: Enough Said
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Released: 2013
Duration: T1H33M
Cast: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, James Gandolfini, Catherine Keener, Toni Collette, Ben Falcone

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Seinfeld's Julia Louis-Dreyfus and the late James Gandolfini star in this romantic comedy from the writer/director of Friends with Money. Recently divorced Eva meets the sweet-natured Albert, also just out the other side of a bad marriage. They soon become romantically invested, only for Eva to find out that he’s the ex-husband of a woman she’s just befriended. Also stars Catherine Keener and Toni Collette.

2013Rating: M, Offensive language and sexual references93 minsUSA

ComedyRomance

All Reviews (9)

Director:: Nicole Holofcener ('Please Give', 'Friends with Money', 'Lovely & Amazing')
Writer:: Nicole Holofcener
Cast:: Julia Louis-DreyfusJames GandolfiniCatherine KeenerToni ColletteBen FalconeMichaela Watkins

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Enough Said / Reviews

Flicks, Steve Newall

Don’t be put off by Enough Said being described as a romantic comedy. Free of most cliches of its genre, it’s more a slow-burning adult drama full of chuckles derived from well-written characters and top-notch acting than the lesser fare we’ve seen in recent times as rom-coms have run out of steam. It is more Your Sister’s Sister or (while not a rom-com itself) Blue Jasmine than Friends With Benefits, thanks to a deft blend of smarts, laughs and a rock-solid emotional core.

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Variety

Enough Said may be her cleanest, most polished and broadly funny effort to date; its emotional generosity is undeniable, but so is its tendency to smooth over some of the hard, brittle edges that have been the more interesting hallmarks of Holofcener’s work.

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Total Film

Assured, adult filmmaking from a writer/director who knows her way around the ups and downs of relationships.

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Time Out

While most film romances feel like a fait accompli, Enough Said’s tentative fumblings toward bliss require, and merit, fighting for; its wanderings are never less than pleasant and its final moments pack surprising emotional power.

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The New York Times

The ache that “Enough Said” leaves behind comes from the blunt force of truth. The final scenes have such impact because Ms. Holofcener has struck a buried nerve...

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The Guardian

All in all a comedy that starts out like a pudding made of first world problems ends up warming your heart and that is in no small part down to the strength of its two leads. As a final act, it's a touching one.

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The Dissolve

Gandolfini delivers a funny, poignant performance befitting a great actor. It’s heartbreaking that the film doesn’t measure up to his exemplary turn.

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Hollywood Reporter

This is Holofcener’s sweet spot, the depiction of the emotional confusions, self-deceptions, uncertainties and misguided decisions that can cloud and get the better of otherwise bright, aware people, especially the female characters she tends to specialize in.

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Empire Magazine

Sharp, generous, funny, warm and grown up... a charming, big-hearted movie and a fitting valediction to a much-mourned actor.

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