Enough Reviews

waitress Slim (Jennifer Lopez) thought she was entering a life of domestic bliss when she married Mitch (Billy Campbell) but after the arrival of their first child, her picture perfect life is completely shattered when she discovers her husband has a hidden dark side and he is controlling and very abusive~! terrified for her daughters life and her own she runs away with help from close friend ginny( juliet lewis) but mitch continually stalks her until finally she is forced to fight back........

Decent thriller was plenty of tension in it. Jennifer Lopez is good as the battered wife who fights back, as is Tessa Allen as her young daughter. It gets a bit tiresome towards the end, but overall pretty good.

I'm not a big fan of films about spousal abuse or rape, so I can't in all clear conscience give this a high rating.

So so. Eh. Good acting on JLo's part however.

ENOUGH... thats exactly what ive had of J-Lo

This Death Wish meets Sleeping with the Enemy thriller is packed with tension and plot twists. It also loses all credibility and much of its redeeming social value well before its female protagonist takes a crash course in Zen-like hand-to-hand combat and straps on a pair of steel-toed boots.

pointless. she should have just shot him

GREAT FILM!

An immediate classic. Truly a wonderful edge of your seat thriller that every woman, (and some men) must truly absorb and never accept in a relationship. See this. It is an education in it's viewing.

Good movie. Enough shows a beat-down woman become a powerhouse. I loved watching Slim transform herself into such a strong person. It's empowering and edgy.

Sometimes it had a slow pace, but its subject about a loving husband who is really an abusive cheater was great thanks to Lopez's performance. Jennifer Lopez's charismatic turn as a mother trying to run away from her abusive husband was great to watch, she nailed it, and it was impressive sense Lopez isn't considered an outstanding actress. It has that revenge-thriller feel that isn't as fresh as you want it, but still manages to work. See "Enough" for Lopez's performance, some great scene's and a cool final throw down.

Not entirely bad, but there wasn't enough development to make me care about the main character, the kid though, did a really good job, she brought on the emotional part that Jennifer Lopez was lacking. Jennifer Lopez's kickboxing didn't convice me either.

Jennifer Lopez meets the man of her dreams, Bill Campbell only to find out he's actually the man nightmares are made of. Campbell plays a philandering, abusive husband, successful in business, who marries a waitress and his character was believable as someone who hits their wife to gain control and didn't like the power to be taken from him. Juliette Lewis portrays a close friend, who realizes the physical danger Slim is in, and helps her and her daughter Tess to escape the abusive situation. Noah Wylie is also very good as a bad guy in his small-but-juicy supporting role. This movie does present a credible version of a woman who does her best to prevail and JLO's character did fight back, (even though I think physically challenging her deranged husband wasn't smart). So, if you like to see a woman fight back against her abuser, then you'll enjoy seeing Slim doing an awesome job of kicking some major butt towards the end of the movie.

A film that falls worse than the Abusive Husband at the end of the film.

Very touching, good movie.

Gosh, just awful. Tried very hard to be a good revenge flick, but wasn't thrilling at all, pretty predictable. What kind of name is Slim btw?

Not bad movie, done already a thousand times however, they should do the woman abusing the man sometime would be a change.

One of my "guilty pleasure" movies. A great "girl power" movie and it also enrages you.

Lopez was brilliant in this thriller. Well worth a watch

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