The One-Nighter

A very funny slap stick comedy. Definitely very original especially cutting to the guy singing and playing the guitar every so often. That was hilarious in itself. The couple on the washer and dryer was hilarious. If your looking for a good laugh definitely check this movie out

An excellent movie overall. Very funny, thoroughly enjoyable. While obviously not a high budget movie, this didn't take away anything from the storyline or acting. Refreshingly original too - a nice departure from the same tired old stories in the cinemas lately. I would like to see more of Jill Jaress' work after this. Without giving anything of the story away, the style in which it is done kept me engaged the whole way through - no lulls. It promises to keep you laughing the whole way through and delivers on that promise by the comical adventures in each scene. This movie is a reminder that a great story and talented actors is all you really need for a winning movie experience.

I wouldn't use Comedy to describe this, if that's what you're after you'll be disappointed. Rather, think of Bob Byington's movies, something like Frances Ferguson or Somebody Up There Like's Me -- a gentle story with weird characters, that's constantly zagging where you'd expect it to zig. The value is in the constant subversions of expectations, of a story that's nothing at all like what you expected.

I thoroughly enjoyed this romance comedy (and that says a lot right there because I'm not what you'd call a big rom/com sorta guy, if you know what I mean). The actors were just terrific! I really enjoyed the performances of Timothy Bottoms and Jill Jaress. They did such a good job. I'm super impressed that Jaress wrote, directed, produced and was the female lead, holy cow!! This is an ideal movie for anyone who's looking for a good film and wants to feel good when it's over. A big thumbs up from me on this one!

I think the thing that brings this silly rom com to life is the performances. The actors do a great job of committing to the comedy without trying to be funny. The characters and story is where the silliness lives. A little slap stick, a little Woody Allen. Embrace the characters and enjoy the ride. Popcorn helps.