One Dark Night

About This Movie

One Dark Night is an interesting slice of 1939 comedy that captures a unique domestic atmosphere. Samson Brown's laziness is almost palpable, and the tension with his in-laws adds this quirky edge that makes the whole thing feel a bit chaotic yet relatable. The pacing’s a bit uneven, but that kind of just adds to its charm. The performances are solid, especially from the wife, Hannah, who bears the weight of their household with a mix of frustration and resilience. It’s not a film that rushes through its gags; it lingers, giving you a moment to appreciate the absurdity of the situation. And there's this intriguing subplot involving a former suitor that spices things up, making it a curious watch for those into classic comedies.

Features a distinctive portrayal of domestic life. · Explores themes of responsibility and familial tension. · Includes a subplot that adds depth to the main storyline.