Written and directed by: Minhal Baig. Produced by Kerry Barden, Han S Canosa and Marius A Markevicius.
Thirty-something Elizabeth (Anna Camp) must decide whether to salvage her relationship with Drew (Justin Chatwin) after much personal disappointment. Meanwhile, Bea (Isabelle Fuhrman), a worrisome teenager, reconnects with her introverted childhood friend, Andy (Kyle Allen) to overcome their differences in high school social status following their prom. Past and present collide as two couples explore love over the course of one night at a hotel.
My thoughts:
I have always been a sucker for a romantic comedy so was eager to jump at the chance to watch this early release. The movie is a little over an hour long, so no long drawn out drama. I did enjoy the movie, and was able to sit still through it, without jumping up here and there, to watch it all. I won't give out the ending, but there is a small twist at the end, that if you have watched the whole movie, you can probably figure out what it will be. I think after the first few minutes of the movie, it was pretty easy to figure out what was going on and how it would turn out at the end. I found the acting to be a bit above average, but the characters were likable and though there are many actors in the movie, only a small handful actually have speaking parts.
None the less, I did enjoy it and I think that people will enjoy it as well. 1 Night was released on February 10th, which was just in time for Valentine's Day. If you get a chance, I would check it out if it is playing near you, and it is also available in a digital format as well.
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7 comments:
I would go back to my graduation from college and tell myself to focus on doing a job I love not the one that makes the most money. Being happy is so much more important than money.
No I wouldn't go back - just keep moving forward
I would rather be where I am today. I don't need to relive anything I've ever done. I need new experiences. I like who I am so I wouldn't want to change anything as that would change me.
When I had a failed surgery and almost died. Recovery has been long and extremely challenging
the night that i made the worst decision of my life, if i could go back in time and never have called the police then my life wouldn't have been ruined that night.
I would go back to the first night I met my little girl. She was born premature but I was in love the moment I saw her. When I heard that little cry, my heart jumped a beat because it meant that she did not have any lung issues. It was a scary, good day.
Yes I probably wouldn't. I can't think of the night thought. But so many regrets.
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