ENOUGH (2002) Scene: "I wanna be happy."/Dinner.

It seems to be very typical for that generation of men born in the fifties and sixties. Dominant and overpowering but at the same time very vulnerable like a child.

Billy Campbell's mitch reminds me of Nick Fuentes and Nick "Alpha Male" Adams. At the beginning he and his goon seemed to be what we call today incels

You know how crazy you have to sound saying this when a whole a CHILD not even passed the age 7 is like wtf ?!

Eating and swallowing noises are grossing me out. Is that on purpose by the director, or is just that the mike is too close?

I've always wondered if his possessive personality and desires stems from being obsessive or egotist. It's hard to figure out. He seems desperate to keep his family just as much as he is self-centered and focused.

Husband was so underdeveloped in this movie. Barely gave any context behind his motives and desires.