The One and Only

About This Movie

So, The One and Only is this quirky comedy-romance that really plays with the idea of timing and missed opportunities. You've got Stevie, who’s already tangled up in her life—pregnant with an Italian footballer, of all things—and then Neil, who's just trying to deliver a kitchen but ends up delivering some awkward moments instead. The pacing feels a bit erratic, but it fits the chaotic lives of the characters. The performances are surprisingly decent; you can feel the chemistry even when the circumstances are all wrong. It's a light watch, but it dives into those themes of longing and the what-ifs in relationships. The practical effects are minimal, but the real charm lies in the dialogue and the awkward situations the characters find themselves in.

Features an interesting take on romantic comedy tropes. · Pacing is unique, reflecting the chaos of the characters' lives. · Good chemistry between leads, despite unusual circumstances.