India, Aug. 21 -- We usually like our rom-coms to go down easy, but One Night Only takes a massive, delightfully weird detour. Director Will Gluck has spent years proving he knows how to give this genre a fun, modern facelift-whether through the razor-sharp wit of Emma Stone's Easy A or the sheer, undeniable heat of Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell in Anyone But You. This time around, though, he's taking that winning formula somewhere much stranger. Just picture the dystopian chaos of The Purge, but instead of a 12-hour free pass for murder, a strict government grants everyone one wild night of legalised premarital sex. It's a completely unhinged setup, but you have to admit: it's an absolute goldmine for messy romance, biting satire, and s...