Oh, Hi!

This film was very enjoyable. Molly murdered the role and so did Logan. Sophie Brooks did a fantastic job. I saw this in a sold out theater and the audience was engaged and laughing throughout the entire film. I have seen almost every movie to release this year and I put it up there with the best of them. It was fun and thrilling and not overly done in any way. It was realistic but also pushed the norm. In my opinion if you didn't enjoy this film then you either have a personal vendetta against someone that worked on the film or you just hate having a good time. Whichever one it is I hope you get the help you need.

The first half was really good, but I wasnt as fond of the ending of this movie. The movie is pretty good, but not much happens outside of the bedroom or house. As expected and as filmed. I wouldnt say its exciting but it does keep you engaged the first time. I was the only one laughing at certain scenes. Good but the rewatch value is pretty low id imagine

Watched at AMC on 7-29-2025.

It'd be hard to imagine this being a "comedy" if Iris (Molly Gordon) was the one in handcuffs instead of Isaac (Logan Lerman). I'll give marks for the timely interventions of Max (Geraldine Viswanathan, who I'm liking more with each role) and Kenny (John Reynolds, being seamlessly funny and sober) as they basically kept the premise afloat after it nearly ran out of steam. Molly Gordon is quite good at playing the sort-of unhinged, relationship-crisis-facing Iris, and she's the emotional pivot, although we get her backstory in bits and pieces.

I feel like there are large chunks of Iris that we still don't know anything about, as opposed to Isaac who's the straightforward commitment-phobic guy in modern times. The writing also becomes loose in parts where "witchcraft" gets involved albeit in a harmless way, though even that area is dabbed with sweeter elements such as book-reading and girl-girl / guy-guy friendship. It's not some pathbreaking dark comedy or anything, but I appreciate the filmmaking decisions made by Sophie Brooks for the most part (especially the aesthetics).

Enjoy the premise though had the roles been reversed this movie would have had a lot darker tone.

Me and the girlfriend both watched it and enjoyed it. Interestingly we both sided with the other party in the movie.

I felt like the movie should have swung for the fences a little more. There were laughs but I kept expecting things to escalate and it all stayed fairly subdued. Even the resolution was just the movie being like ok we ended.

The premise was the most memorable part of the movie. I don't know why they chose to make the show so grounded at the cost of the humor. You are a comedy go for the laughs. Give us something to quote!

I saw Oh, Hi! As the Regal Mystery Movie on July 7, 2025. I have never heard of it before that. Now, it is obviously made by and for a different generation than mine (Millennial). But I think that if you're at least a little open to it, you can have fun. I enjoy awkward characters and situations. And thats pretty much this whole film. Its a comedic and modern homage to Misery (1990).

Positives!

+Quirky fun dialogue.

+Main characters are odd and entertaining to watch.

+Good use of music throughout.

+Chuckles all along the way.

Negatives!

-Lacks big laughs.

-Ending was sufficient, but unsatisfying.

-No real resolution to the character problems.

Overall, Oh, Hi! Is a quirky and funny movie. It does lack any big laughs though; just continuous chuckles. The cast solidly plays their parts. If you're usually bothered by the younger generation, then this is NOT the film for you.

-GremlinLord615.

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