A One Time Thing

We saw this film in Hollywood at a film festival and could not understand why it was not in the movie houses. What a wonderful movie!!! The stars were fabulous, especially Jane Sibbett who has such a flair for comedy. Karl Fink did a wonderful job of writing and directing. The entire cast was right on the mark. It truly was a delightful movie that kept us interested and laughing throughout. There were two young girls sitting next to me and two older people sitting behind me. They were all totally impressed with the story and the acting and enjoyed every minute. It is so refreshing to see a film that has a happy ending and without a ton of nude scenes and cuss words. I have recommended it to all my friends, co workers and family and hope they will have the opportunity to view it soon. This is a great film that is sure to please everyone!!!

I know we will see more of their work in the future. They are destined to be successful because they offer what most people want to see - a movie that lets you leave the theater smiling!!!!

After viewing "A One Time Thing" premiering at the New York Film and Video Festival, my faith has been renewed that entertaining films do exist and are on the threshold of being discovered and appreciated by a wide audience.

Karl Fink has masterfully orchestrated the film to evoke a sense of involvement with each of the characters, their situations and their outcomes. In doing so, he seems to have found the perfect formula and leaves the audience wanting more.

The chemistry between the performers was outstanding, in particular, the performance of Jane Sibbett. Her role as Casey Hill allowed her to showcase a myriad of her acting abilities that touched the audience - we cheered, we cried and we laughed with her.

"A One Time Thing" is a breath of fresh air in the current arena of films that seem to think that sex, violence and profanity are the standard.

I am certain that "A One Time Thing" will prove to be an indicator of GOOD things to come for those involved in the film and for those of us in the audience.

Just finished watching "A One Time Thing" and would like to recommend this film to anyone looking for a funny and quirky alternative to big-budget star driven romantic comedies. The ensemble cast of fine actors, lead by a sizzling and sexy Jane Sibbett makes this comedy a must-see. Karl Fink's writing is crisp and brilliant, his character's are memorable and compelling.

There are no hidden gimmicks here...just solid film-making from Fink, who draws you into his suburban lair and then turns it on its head. Sibbett does a fantastic job of balancing comedy and drama as her character endures the ultimate humiliation from her scoundrel fiancé.

Valerie Spencer is fabulous as the best friend, as is David Newsom, the lead opposite Sibbett. He and Sibbett are fun to watch, fun to root for, and their chemistry is contagious. Can you tell I liked this movie? Do yourself a favor...get a bucket of popcorn, a blanket, a pillow and sit back for a truly enjoyable romp with "A One Time Thing".

My wife and I watched this film and found it very funny in parts and having had two friends go through similar events it was good to see a "positive" version for once. Good storyline, and believable situations... almost true to life.

Jane Sibbett does a great job of the "disbelieving" independent (but really dependent) woman. David Newsome is also wonderful at playing the flighty, down to earth, laid back, yet genius level intellect that relentlessly tries to show Jane that this is a GOOD thing and to not through it away.

Although I won't spoil this story line... the ending will get you!! :-)

This is a wonderful Romantic Comedy. It is funny, actors click and the story flows. It just took me with it for a wonderful time. I saw it at the NY Film Festival (LA venue). This is a movie I want to take my wife to see.

I am not an Entertainment Industry professional, so I do not know the technical points that made this so enjoyable (though I am sure there are many). I just know what I like. All the cast fit. I thought the lead actress and actor, Jane Sibbett and David Newsom, were made for this movie. Their performances are to be applauded. The performance of Valerie Spencer, as the heroine's best friend, really added to the humor and humanity of this film. Go see this movie.