Oh, Hi!

Watched at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival.

I'm just going to say this, this movie sucks. It's unfortunate to say because it's clear that the filmmakers are wanting to create something fun and Logan Lerman and Molly Gordon both are doing their best. However by simply creating a modern-like version of Misery but with romance, drama, teen vibes, and absurd nature blended together to make a non-serious approach doesn't work. Rather, it becomes repetitive, annoying, and frustrating. Conventional frustrating character decisions and annoying forced absurd nature, it felt as if the filmmakers watched Jennifer's Body and somehow misunderstood the comedic purpose and tone, and decided to make a more messy absurd feature that comes off more edgy and forced, rather something brilliant.

To top it off with terrible characters and awful dialogue, it becomes more an aggravating experience. Many of the characters personalities feel like Hollywood cliches, the production designs are cheap, and the musical score was pretty overbearing. I do understand it's meant to be non-serious, but the issue is that the writing and poor approach doesn't really do justice. It comes off as sloppy and doesn't seem to have a real strong purpose.

Props for Lerman and Gordon for doing their best tho.