Enough Said

2013

Action / Comedy / Drama / Romance

29
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 95% · 194 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 75% · 25K ratings
IMDb Rating 7.0/10 10 66102 66.1K

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Plot summary

Eva is a divorced soon-to-be empty-nester wondering about her next act. Then she meets Marianne, the embodiment of her perfect self. Armed with a restored outlook on being middle-aged and single, Eva decides to take a chance on her new love interest Albert — a sweet, funny and like-minded man. But things get complicated when Eva discovers that Albert is in fact the dreaded ex–husband of Marianne...


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Eve Hewson as Tess
Toni Collette as Sarah
Catherine Keener as Marianne
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Hellmant 9 / 10

Gandolfini is once again awkward and kind of crude but ultimately very lovable.

'ENOUGH SAID': Four and a Half Stars (Out of Five) James Gandolfini (in one of his last film roles) co-stars with Julia Louis-Dreyfus in this romantic comedy drama film written and directed by Nicole Holofcener. Holofcener also helmed such critically acclaimed movies as 2010's 'PLEASE GIVE', 2006's 'FRIENDS WITH MONEY' and 2001's 'LOVELY & AMAZING'. This film also co-stars Catherine Keener (a usual player in Holofcener's movies), Toni Collette and Ben Falcone. I think it's one of Gandolfini's best and most likable performances and Louis-Dreyfus has never been better or more lovable as well. Fans of honest and real romantic comedies should be more than pleased.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus stars as Eva, a divorced massage therapist who is not looking forward to her daughter, Ellen (Tracey Fairaway), going away to college. She goes to a party with her friend Sarah (Collette), and Sarah's husband Will (Falcone), and meets Albert (Gandolfini). Albert is a divorced father who's also not looking forward to his daughter, Tess (Eve Hewson), moving away for school. Eva and Albert hit it off and begin dating, despite the fact that Eva is not physically attracted to Albert (due to him being overweight). Eva also starts giving massages to a client she met at the party as well, named Marianne (Keener). The two become friends and Marianne tells Eva a bunch of horror stories about her ex-husband. When Eva learns that her ex is Albert things become complicated as she doesn't know how to tell Albert or Marianne that she knows the other.

The film is funny but in a very real way; I was really impressed with how much the movie felt so true to life. It has a lot to say about attraction and relationships, as well as family and divorce. Eva and Albert's relationship is the driving point of the film and the two lead performances really make the whole thing work. Gandolfini is once again awkward and kind of crude but ultimately very lovable. It's Louis-Dreyfus that really surprised me though. On 'SEINFELD' she was so self centered and unlikeable (like all of the characters on that show, except for Kramer) so it's really refreshing to see her be so adorable. She's really sweet and so is this film; Holofcener gives the movie the perfect touch once again and proves why she's an awesome indie film director. I really liked this movie and think most others will too.

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Reviewed by l_rawjalaurence 9 / 10

A Sharply Observed Romantic Comedy of Manners

ENOUGH SAID is quite simply wonderful. Its plot is straightforward: a middle-aged woman (Julia-Louis Dreyfus) falls in love with a divorced middle-aged man (James Gandolfini). However the course of true love never runs smoothly, as the woman also becomes friends with the man's ex-wife. This ultimately leads to trouble. Within that straightforward plot, director Nicole Holofcener obtains two absolutely wonderful central performances. Dreyfus doesn't want to fall in love, yet finds herself inexorably drawn towards Gandolfini's shy yet bear-like personality. Physically imposing, he has a basic insecurity both about himself and his relationship with the two women in his life, his ex-wife and his daughter (Eve Hewson). Photographed amid the suburban sprawl of California, Holofcener explores the cracks underlying life behind the closed doors and immaculately manicured gardens. While the plot might seem familiar, the performances redeem the film, which is truly bitter- sweet and spell-binding. This was Gandolfini's last film before his untimely death; it stands as a fitting epitaph to a wonderful actor.

Reviewed by Prismark10 5 / 10

A fine romance

Enough Said is a naturalistic, bittersweet romantic comedy drama about two middle aged divorced people who start a relationship. Julia Louis-Dreyfus is Eva a divorcée with daughter just about to go to college.She meets Albert played by James Gandolfini in a party who also has a daughter who is about to go to college. They begin a relationship in a nervous manner but they get on well together.

The complication is that Eva is a masseur and one of her client is Albert's ex-wife played by Christine Keener and she always complains about her ex-husband. Eva soon realises that its Albert who she is talking about and instead of keeping her distance is intrigued to hear more about her complaints. The problem is that subconsciously she later carries that negative attitude herself when she is with Albert and he picks up on the negative vibes.

This is an easy going film. It will mainly appeal to an older audience, there is a lot of talking, little by way of action and it does feel like that these are natural people interacting with each other. It is a slight film but kudos to the actors for taking a risk with this independent project.

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