Enough Is Enough

About This Movie

So, Enough Is Enough is a bit of a quirky office comedy, right? It’s got this tension brewing as Katie Morgan, the high-strung boss, freaks out about Bring Your Daughter To Work Day. The pacing is interesting – it builds up with this comedic dread as she tries to avoid a repeat disaster from last year. The performances, particularly from Katie and Becky, have this sharp energy that really pulls you in. It explores themes of workplace dynamics and parental anxiety, all wrapped in a light-hearted tone, though you can feel the underlying stress. Really distinct in how it plays with the concept of office culture and personal life colliding.

This film is relatively new, so the format history isn't vast yet, but there’s already a buzz among collectors. The scarcity of early physical releases could pique interest down the line, especially if it garners a cult following. Known for its unique blend of humor and workplace commentary, it’s one to keep an eye on as future releases could expand its status in the collector community.