One Night Only is sexy, hilarious, and tremendously fun. It actually looks and feels like it was shot on location. It devotes just enough energy to its premise to be genuinely involving, and spends the rest of it ensuring its two leads become the kind of movie stars you can't help but swoon over. It's exactly what you'd hope a movie like this would be.

One Night Only shouldn't work. I am shocked that I left the theater grinning ear to ear and, one could say, fully satisfied. One Night Only is a high-concept, patently absurd romantic comedy that defies the odds and makes you fall in love with it. You'll want more than one night with this one.

Yes, the film’s “The Purge, but for sex,” premise has earned all the laughter it’s gotten since the trailer dropped. But Braun, Gluck, and their team have the last laugh: “One Night Only” is a great time at the movies, on any night of the year.

One Night Only is so brazenly flirtatious, so determined to seduce, you’ll barely even notice how empty and cheap it feels – until the end, when you’re left alone again.

Mostly it’s the effortless appeal of Barbaro and Turner as hopeless romantics on a night dedicated to instant carnal gratification that keeps the movie motoring along, even when Braun’s screenplay is at its most effortful.