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'Enough Said': Finally, a funny movie for adults . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on October 13, 2013 at 13:38:10:
If your girl friend is actually your wife (and you are 50+) this movie is a must. Gandolfini and Dreyfus play their classic selves in this romantic(?) comedy about being divorced and trying to find love.

Gandolfini and Keener are divorced and through twists of fate Dreyfus becomes Keener's masseuse while starting to date Gandolfini. Naturally all the girl talk starts to affect their budding relationship which comes to an embarrassing end for Dreyfus. This Tony Soprano dates Elaine is cleverly written and ends when it should (time wise). Toni Collette does a good turn as Dreyfus' best friend and Ben Falcone is her highly inappropriate husband who provides a few laughs.

Give it a shot.