Director Will Gluck (known for Easy A and Anyone But You) has made a bold move, trimming down the nudity in his latest romantic comedy, One Night Only. According to Variety, Gluck believes modern audiences are now less inclined to witness explicit content on screen, a shift he attributes to increased privacy preferences. He revealed that extensive research indicating Gen Z and Gen Alpha's preference for less sexual content significantly influenced his directorial decisions. Gluck confirmed that multiple test screenings led to the removal of "so much nudity" from One Night Only, as it reportedly disrupted the flow of the movie and made audiences uncomfortable. Starring Monica Barbaro (A Complete Unknown, Top Gun: Maverick) and Callum Turner (Masters of the Air, The Boys in the Boat), this New York-set romantic comedy unfolds in an unusual alternate reality where premarital sex is only allowed for a brief 12-hour period each year. Luke, a Senior Editor on the IGN reviews team, shares his bewilderment at these changing viewing trends and can be found on Bluesky @mrlukereilly for further discussion.