CINEMA FOR THE PEOPLE

This might seem like an obvious statement, but for a filmmaker synonymous with blockbuster movies, Steven Spielberg has rarely, if ever, made something impersonal in his 50 year career. And Disclosure Day is perhaps the most personal blockbuster he’s made in 20 years.

Cruel Jaws feels dangerous in a fun way, like watching a friend spray graffiti on a government building. It doesn’t matter that the graffiti is incomprehensible trash, it’s exhilarating and fun in the moment.

One Night Only knows that it’s a silly, trashy, and charming romantic-comedy starring two very game actors who are over qualified for this kind of thing and should probably have some serious talks with their agents.