danijela_vujovic Such an amazing movie, great story but what makes it so great is James Gandolfini and the way he made you feel about the storyline, the character he was playing... he made it all feel so real, and you just feel every emotion that the character is feeling. One of the best actors. Cried so much at the end because he has left us too soon. Rest in peace beautiful soul and thank you.

the-renoir I had put off seeing this film for far too long. Initially the trailer looked great, with an amazing cast, and great director. Something just kept me from seeing it all these years. Likely culprit: ROMCOM. After seeing every episode of VEEP, and most of The Sopranos. I finally geared up to watch this film, on HBOgo. But, I failed to do so once again, always thinking I'd put it on when I couldn't decide what else to watch. Failed two times. Now I did finally watch this film, this past week in fact, on a flight. This says nothing to the quality of the film, as it was among some amazing film choices. What does speak to the quality of the film is how engaged I was throughout, on a ten inch screen. The acting and casting in this film is impeccable, to say nothing of the script and direction. I found myself tearing up a few times in fact. I won't bore you more with plot synopsis, except to say how refreshing it was to get a film about second romances, all the while losing the fantasy aspect of most romantic comedies. Having Julia Louis-Dreyfus assuming the "male" character I thought was genius. She and James have great chemistry that builds throughout the film. Everything works in the film, above all the honesty throughout. The title of the film perfectly sums up this review.

Cynthia Ranjeeta I read the other reviews and most of them are from middle aged people who related to the movie for obvious reasons. I am a young woman, and it made me wonder if there's something wrong with me if I like a movie on mature romance! Jokes apart, I watched Enough Said on a Sunday evening on TV, and it took me just one scene between Albert and Eva to fall in love with it. For days following that evening, I watched every single video from the movie on YT and as if that wasn't enough, I ended up buying the DVD. And I haven't bought a DVD in, I don't know, six years maybe. What I like the most is the absence of unnecessary drama. The whole thing is so real, so natural. But the best part about the movie would be James G (bless him), and his portrayal of Albert. Through the course of the movie I remember saying out loud a lot of times that I wished I had a dad like Albert. Kind, sensitive, funny, loving, not to mention so cuddly. No matter how many times I watch it, I'm left with a warm, fuzzy feeling. In many many years, I've found a movie that depicts life as we know it. Enough said.

snowflowerz Omg, this was the most boring movie that I have seen in a very long time. Nothing happens, it's ridiculous! Thank goodness I saw it for free on HBOgo because I would have been so mad if I had actually paid money to see this unbelievable slow movie. Silly, silly, silly. The main characters are dumb smiling idiots, the one daughter of Eva is so wooden faced, they could have gotten a mannequin that looked more real. I mean this is worse than a high school play. I think that anyone that is entertained by this movie must have a very boring life. Yawn, jeez these two main actors are so above making a movie that says nothing, and I mean "nothing" Watching grass grow would have been more exciting!