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''Film/{{Enough}}'' seems to deliberately invoke this, as it seems the entire movie is [[ExcusePlot sold on the premise]] of an abused wife giving her husband a taste of his own medicine. It's fairly obvious considering the fact that there is no buildup whatsoever in the main characters and their marriage, as it skips right to the abuse and tries to demonize the possessive husband as much as possible by making him look arrogantly evil to the point of having little depth. Unsurprisingly, women are known to praise it endlessly while some men have criticized it for focusing too much emphasis on female empowerment. Then again, it's lampshaded when Slim realizes she doesn't have the heart to kill him while he is defenseless and only when he attacks her.
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* ''Film/{{Enough}}'' seems to deliberately invoke this, as it seems the entire movie is [[ExcusePlot sold on the premise]] of an abused wife giving her husband a taste of his own medicine. It's fairly obvious considering the fact that there is no buildup whatsoever in the main characters and their marriage, as it skips right to the abuse and tries to demonize the possessive husband as much as possible by making him look arrogantly evil to the point of having little depth. Unsurprisingly, women are known to praise it endlessly while some men have criticized it for focusing too much emphasis on female empowerment. Then again, it's lampshaded when Slim realizes she doesn't have the heart to kill him while he is defenseless and only when he attacks her.
