Michael Apted
as Director
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The crime film Enough, starring Jennifer Lopez, Billy Campbell, Tessa Allen, etc., directed by Michael Apted, was released on May 24, 2002 in the United States. It tells the story of after running away fails, a terrified woman empowers herself in order to battle her abusive husband. This is a Crime, Drama, Thriller film with a runtime of 115 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.8/10 from 50,790 viewers.
Michael Apted
as Director
Jennifer Lopez
as Slim Hiller
Billy Campbell
as Mitch Hiller
Tessa Allen
as Gracie Hiller
Juliette Lewis
as Ginny
Dan Futterman
as Joe
Noah Wyle
as Robbie
Fred Ward
as Jupiter
Christopher Maher
as Phil
Janet Carroll
as Mrs. Hiller
Bill Cobbs
as Jim Toller
Bruce A. Young
as Instructor
Bruce French
as Homeowner
Ruben Madera
as Teddy
Dan Martin
as FBI Agent
Jeff Kober
as FBI Agent
Brent Sexton
as FBI Agent
Michael P. Byrne
as Desk Sergeant
Leif Riddell
as First Cop
Nicholas Kazan
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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wonderful movie outstanding Jenifer Lopez 🤩
Good movie!
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source: Enough
Again, someone doesn't like J-Lo, so they trash her films. GET OFF IT! If you don't like her, don't see her friggin' movies and waste our time here with your pointless character assassination. This movie is better than "Sleeping with the Enemy," even if it is of the same genre. It's more compelling, because there's a child involved. I'm a parent, so this film really struck home. As for Campbell's character changing midstream, "without warning," - it happens. Totally believable. I sat through this film with my gut in knots. I loved the ending- a real crowd pleaser, no doubt. My only complaint- they tried to use Washington exteriors as a substitute for upper Michigan in the outdoor scenes. I know upper Michigan way too well to have been fooled in the slightest- but I'm being picky. Most people won't notice. J-Lo's best performance to date. Billy Campbell is great, and I always love to see Fred Ward. 7 outta 10- You go girl.
Domestic abuse is a subject which needs to be treated ;and the first part of the movie (roughly until the heroine leaves home) rings true and Jennifer Lopez is convincing.Juliette Lewis who was so good in "Kalifornia" "Strange Days" or "From Dusk till dawn" is one more time wasted in a part unworthy of herself. The scene when JL leaves home at night is particularly suspenseful;but things begin to deteriorate beyond that point: the FBI investigation is hardly plausible," ;Jupiter (Fred Ward) is really the pain in the neck (how can we believe he is JL's father?);and what about the fate of JL's best (male) friend?.Turning the unfortunate wife into some kind of female Rambo (thanks to an instructor)is definitely a bad idea gone wrong . One should note that many MTV works from the eighties and the nineties dealt with the horrors of domestic abuse and they were often better than this one which sounds like a remake of " sleeping with the enemy" which was not a great movie either.
Putting my opinion on Jennifer Lopez's acting aside, my intelligence and tolerance for the Hollywood film industry has been brutally offended. This film trivialized the trouble faced by abused women. The characters are stereotyped and dull, the plot predictable and possibly worst of all, TITLE CARDS. Because the audience is stupid enough to have no idea that he's the ideal husband until he slaps her and sleeps around, they have to tell us in tall white text on a black background. The movie was beneath the talent of Juliette Lewis, and most of the rest of the cast. In conclusion, watching this made me feel physically ill. Don't waste the minutes you could spend doing something more valuable, like changing the cat litter.
J-Lo is evil. First she wanted to appeal to the Latino market, telling everybody she came from latino areas of the bronx. Then she wanted to suck up to the African American audience, so she marries a black man, like P-diddy when he was popular. When she wants to suck up to the white audience, she dates Ben Affleck, because his career goes up. She made The wedding planner, a "romantic" piece of garbage made for the female market. And now she wants to appeal to(abused) women with this "how to learn to kick your husband in 3 weeks " piece of utter trash. Believe me, she is pure evil and will stop at nothing to earn money. Even when doing a charity event she has a 45.000 dollar wishlist. There is proof on the internet about this. Please ban all her outings.
J.Lo sinks in a morass of Hollywood hogwash as a victim of spousal abuse who gets fed up and fights back. One of those flicks which makes one wonder if everyone in Hollywood is stupid or just thinks we're stupid, "Enough" is pure sensationalistic crap not worthy of further commentary. (D)
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