Early critic reviews have established a mixed-to-middling Tomatometer for the Will Gluck-directed romantic comedy One Night Only ahead of its August 7 wide release, with scores hovering near 52-54% on roughly two dozen reviews and a Metacritic average of 40/100. The high-concept premise—singles navigating a one-night legal window for intimacy in a near-future New York—has drawn praise for the chemistry between Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner yet criticism for uneven humor and tonal sterility, consistent with Gluck’s prior rom-com output. Limited early screenings and the SVA Theater premiere on August 3 have locked in this initial consensus, while additional reviews tied to opening weekend could still shift the final score before the market resolves. Traders appear to weigh the film’s star-driven marketing and genre expectations against the current aggregation of professional verdicts.