One Last Night

An unnecessary (and honestly kind of creepy) mid-film plot twist kills the minimal momentum the film develops in its first half, making this picture feel like a rough assembly of not-quite-interesting-enough scenes.

One Last Night starts out promisingly enough, but eventually sinks under the weight of its implausibilities.

A first date gone bad...then good...then bad...then good. So basically it is a film which plays on the whole modern day dating scene today when it comes to Tinder, etc.

Despite its determined little sparks of wit and glossy cinematography, it's woefully short on magic of its own.

The film has several good ideas in it, and the characters are intriguing, but [Anthony] Sabet doesn't quite pick up anything and run with it.