Oh, Hi!

Iris and Isaac head off for a carefree weekend away hoping to deepen their budding romance. The plan hits a snag when Isaac reveals he had no clue they were a couple, leaving Iris to reassess what she thought was fate. Instead of stepping back, she chalks up the miscue to a test of compatibility and dives into a series of increasingly elaborate moves to prove they belong together. The pair navigate a string of awkward, funny, and occasionally tense moments as Iris hones her case for love while Isaac processes the surprise with steady humor. What follows is a sharp, energetic dance of affection and doubt that keeps both guessing. The air crackles with playful tension throughout the weekend.

Oh, Hi! is the brainchild of Sophie Brooks and Molly Gordon. The film centers Molly Gordon as Iris with Logan Lerman playing Isaac, joined by Geraldine Viswanathan, John Reynolds and David Cross in supporting roles and a standout comedic energy.

Box office figures have not been disclosed. The film has sparked interest for its unusual blend of romance, comedy and thriller elements. Early chatter focuses on performances and tone rather than grosses, inviting audiences to judge the setup and pace.

As of now there are no announced major awards for Oh, Hi. The project has drawn attention in festival circles for brisk pacing, witty dialogue and its blend of romance with suspense. If nominations come, they will reflect the film's tonal risks and strong character work and future critical attention.

The film seems built around miscommunication and the pressure to prove love in public and private moments. Viewers have given it a modest 6.328 out of 10 from 102 votes, signaling a divided but engaged response to its cheeky tension and evolving relationships. It prompts discussion on boundaries and honesty.