Enough

Columbia Pictures | Release Date: May 24, 2002

8.4	USER SCORE Universal acclaim based on 168 Ratings

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ANSep 30, 2006

This is a movie but on this subject the audience can not afford to think this is the way it go i the real world. I know it is for entertainment but again the subject is way to serious to give all these false senarios. Bottom line she would This is a movie but on this subject the audience can not afford to think this is the way it go i the real world. I know it is for entertainment but again the subject is way to serious to give all these false senarios. Bottom line she would stand a 50/50 chance of being incarcerated! Yes. It is not always ruled as self defense. Do your research with National organizations on this subject PLEASE.… Expand

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SamD.Oct 16, 2005

No its not the best movie, nor the best acting, but the message is still strong; enough is enough. Aimee Mann's re-written "Today's the Day" (titled "Enough" in the credits) is incredibly beautiful, that gave my score of the movie No its not the best movie, nor the best acting, but the message is still strong; enough is enough. Aimee Mann's re-written "Today's the Day" (titled "Enough" in the credits) is incredibly beautiful, that gave my score of the movie an extra point.… Expand

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ProfAmateurJul 12, 2023

The film has a good suspense. At first, the protagonist is overwhelmed and weak, then fights her way back in the truest sense of the word. Bland aftertaste: The film conveys an evil image of men... the feminists can also admit that not onlyThe film has a good suspense. At first, the protagonist is overwhelmed and weak, then fights her way back in the truest sense of the word. Bland aftertaste: The film conveys an evil image of men... the feminists can also admit that not only women have to fight with prejudices.… Expand

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