Movie · 2025 · Romance, Comedy, Thriller · 1h 35m · R · English
Curator score: 3.0/10 (147.7K ratings)
When you find the one, lock them down.
Overview
Iris and Isaac's first weekend away as a couple is going so well — until Isaac mentions he didn’t know they were a couple. Convinced she's met her perfect guy and that he's just confused, Iris goes to increasingly ridiculous and irrational lengths to prove to Isaac that they are meant to be together.
Ratings
Curator score: 3.0/10
IMDb: 6.2/10
Letterboxd: 3.17/5
Metacritic: 62
TMDB: 6.3/10
Director
Sophie Brooks
Production
QWGmire, Watermark Media, Cliffbrook Films, AmorFortuna, Bespoke Production Capital, No Comp Films
Cast
Molly Gordon, Logan Lerman, Geraldine Viswanathan, John Reynolds, David Cross, Polly Draper, Desmin Borges, Diana Irvine, Jimmy Gary Jr., Ruben Ortiz, Tabitha Lawing, Sabina Friedman-Seitz, Jessie Nelson
Where to watch
Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads
Curator Review
Verdict
A sharp, increasingly unhinged romantic-comedy thriller with a strong premise and a playful sense of escalation. It’s most effective as a cringe-comedy about delusion, desire, and the chaos of modern dating, though the tonal swing into absurdity won’t work for everyone.
Best for
viewers who like dark rom-coms with a mean streak
fans of relationship-comedy discomfort and escalating bad decisions
people drawn to female-led antihero stories
audiences who enjoy thriller elements folded into comedy
Skip if
you want a sincere or emotionally grounded romance
you dislike secondhand embarrassment and messy behavior
you prefer thrillers with high stakes over domestic absurdity
you need every character to be likable
Overview
Oh, Hi! takes a deceptively simple dating-misunderstanding premise and pushes it into full-blown romantic panic. The result is a movie that lives on awkwardness, control issues, and the absurd logic people use when they want a relationship to be true more than it actually is. It has the kind of premise that invites audience laughter even as the situation gets more alarming.
Worth noting
What makes it work is the lead performance energy and the film’s willingness to let its heroine be funny, needy, manipulative, and self-destructive all at once. The movie leans into the modern situationship nightmare with a knowing, meme-ready sensibility, but it also has enough bite to keep the comedy from feeling too breezy.
Bottom line
It’s not a film for viewers looking for a clean emotional arc or a conventional love story. The appeal is in the escalation: the longer it goes, the more it becomes a satire of romantic projection and the lengths people will go to avoid being rejected. If you like your rom-coms with a side of chaos and a little moral discomfort, this is an easy curiosity.
Top Letterboxd reviews
ali (4.5★) · 10312 likes
completely valid reaction to being rejected by logan lerman
-ˏˋ mak ˊˎ- (3★) · 9864 likes
“i can fix him” says girl who is worse
Reese (3.5★) · 6694 likes
call me crazy but I still think they can work it out
Chazm (3.5★) · 6073 likes
I get she’s in the wrong but why would u say that while tied to the bed
júlia (3★) · 5928 likes
i can excuse kidnapping but i draw the line at makings french toasts like that