The opening part of "Enough Said" looks like an anecdotal background introduction. As the story develops, it becomes a rich and profound examination of the unique and contradictory aspects of American courtship and parenthood in the 21st century
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The film is a delightful and charming romantic comedy that avoids the clichés of most genres, because it covers dating in old age, rather than embarking on the familiar flowering path of young love. Julia Louis-Dreyfus played down her neurotic role. After learning about Albert's identity, she still overreacted to the insider performance of Albert's identity, but handled it in a more realistic way. The film was so fascinating that it attracted the audience so much that the audience forgot that Albert had quietly chosen to leave
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