Frustrating escapade. Never as funny or hot as it could've been. Wish it had gone all the way

If it’s meant to be satire, it doesn’t work.

Some premises for a romantic comedy can get straight in the bin. One Night Only needs double-bagging while we hold our noses, which is a pity, because it also has two stars...who are sexy and appealing together, given the chance.

Gluck swaps out unrestrained violence for repressed sexuality and urgent desire, in a clear satirical nod to the new culture of dating apps and the obsession with obtaining gratification without guilt. [Full review in Spanish]