Enough (DVD)

...catch it on TV. Enough – starring Jennifer Lopez and Billy Campbell, is a film dealing with domestic violence, and how the beaten wife takes matters into her own hands and fights back. -- Technical Details -- Year: 2002. Time Running: 115 Minutes. Cert: 15. Director: Michael Apted (Also responsible for Enigma, and The World Is Not Enough) -- Cast -- Slim Hiller – Jennifer Lopez (The Wedding Planner, Maid In Manhattan) Mitch Hiller – Billy Campbell ...
...let them go and soon enough he's hired men to follow her every move. Slim is on the run with Gracie, knowing that Mitch is never far behind her, and that when he catches up with her, he'll kill her. She moves up to Michigan, buys a house and changes her identity. She changes her appearance, and things settle down for a while. But eventually Mitch traces her again, and Slim knows that she can't keep on running, so she decides to fight back. She gets ...

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...CONCLUSION On the whole enough is a thriller, which has everything going for it, a great storyline, brilliant acting and it is well directed. The film plays with emotions and always keeps you guessing like any good thriller should. If you like thrillers then this is for you, this is defiantly in the top 10 movies I have ever seen, and that’s A LOT. Watch this movie! 11/10!! Stars Jennifer Lopez, Billy Campbell, Tessa Allen, Juliette Lewis, Dan ...

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Enough is a great thriller starring Jennifer Lopez as Slim & Billy Campbell as her evil husband Mitch. This film instantly appealed to me as I teach self defence & I love good thrillers. Slim & Mitch meet when Slim is working in a working class café with best friend Ginny in a great supporting role from Juliette Lewis. Slim is instantly smitten with Mitch & she thinks she's finally found her prince charming. He also has everyone around them convinced ...
...night she decides she's had enough of the abuse & plans to flee with daughter Gracie with the help of a few friends. She plans it all out but Mitch wakes up & points a gun at her, when her friend wakes Gracie he hides the gun & can do nothing but let them escape but vows not to let them go that easily. This is a brilliant thriller, Jennifer Lopez is great as the abused wife & really plays her part well. Billy Campbell is also good as the evil husband ...

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I had mixed feelings about this film when I first purchased it. Mainly because it was another singer, turned actress fiasco. I was however, very suprised. Basically, Jennifer Lopez marries a guy (who seems perfect in all ways) and has a daughter with him. Then, one day in a heated moment he hits her. One thing leads to another and he threatens to kill her and their daughter. Jennifer manages to slip away and start a new life (alot like sleeping ...
...daughter, hoping that he wont find her. But he does, through the help of one of his friends. He tracks her down. It all ends up with Jennifer getting hard, working out and preparing to kill in self defence....it's either him....or her! Won't spoil the ending, but it's good. The only problem with the film are the similarities between other films that have been and gone. Jennifer however is great, and it has led me to purchase other films with her ...

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...do this as I didn't have enough time and I think it would have been a little tedious to sit through the whole film again. There is also behind the scenes footage which is quite interesting to watch. All in all a great package! One worth watching! ...

nataliegg 30.09.2003 (01.10.2003) · Read full review
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