The tectonic plates of Hollywood distribution continue to shift, as streaming giant Netflix increasingly opens its digital doors to films and series immediately following or very shortly after their theatrical runs. Joining this exciting new wave of post-theatrical acquisitions is the darkly comedic yet deeply relatable film, Oh, Hi!, a title that has quickly generated intrigue and conversation among film enthusiasts and casual viewers alike.

The acquisition of this post-theatrical feature ensures its widespread accessibility to an eager audience.

Oh, Hi! presents a twisted take on modern romance and the frustrations of the situationship. The film centers on Iris and Isaac, a new couple whose romantic weekend getaway quickly descends into chaos when a conversation reveals Isaac is not looking for commitment. Convinced that they are soulmates despite his reluctance, Iris takes the drastic and absurd step of restraining Isaac in an attempt to compel him to see their destiny together.

The film features a compelling cast, led by Molly Gordon as the spiraling Iris and Logan Lerman as her captive boyfriend, Isaac. Oh, Hi! premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 26, 2025, and received a limited theatrical release in the United States on July 25, 2025. It made its streaming debut on Netflix on November 22, 2025. The film received generally favorable reviews, with critics praising the lead performances and the film's unhinged energy, resulting in a solid IMDb user rating of 6.2 out of 10.

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For viewers who enjoyed the tone and themes of Oh, Hi!, Netflix offers several similar viewing experiences.

A strong recommendation for anyone who batted their eyes for Oh, Hi! is the series You, which takes the concept of extreme romantic pursuit to a chilling extreme. The narrative follows a protagonist whose initial charm quickly unravels into intense stalking and manipulation, providing a deeply unsettling look at the dark side of fixation and control, much like Iris's drastic actions in Oh, Hi!, but with a more overtly sinister tone.

For a compelling blend of dark comedy, crime, and relationship drama, consider the series Beef. It centres on two people whose road rage incident escalates into a destructive, all-consuming feud that dismantles their lives, echoing the way a simple relational disagreement spirals into absurdity and chaos in Oh, Hi!. If the Oh, Hi! A blend of relationship anxiety and surreal world-building was appealing; viewers should explore the series Maniac and the movie The Lobster. These titles feature complex, morally ambiguous individuals operating at the edge of rationality, which should appeal to viewers who appreciate the unhinged energy and genre-bending nature of Oh, Hi!.

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What is your favourite dark comedies or romantic thrillers on Netflix, other than Oh Hi!? Let us know in the comments below.