Here's What You Missed at the Toronto Film Festival

James Gandolfini's final film, in which he plays a Brooklyn bar owner who gets mixed up in a lot of unsavory criminal business, is a run-of-the-mill thriller that doesn't bring anything new to the table. The bonus is that half the film focuses on Tom Hardy adopting and raising a puppy, which is endlessly cute, even if the movie on the whole is forgettable. While Gandolfini's performance is perfectly adequate, we'd prefer to think of Enough Said as his last bow instead.