'Oh, Hi!' review: Millennial romance gets all tied up in itself Molly Gordon is radiant in this romantic comedy which unfortunately collapses midway through.

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Geraldine Viswanathan and Molly Gordon in “Oh, Hi!” (Sony Pictures Classics) In the big picture though, Brooks did want to make a point about how women are shown to treat and view love in film.

“Oh, Hi!” turns the archaic “crazy woman” trope on its head In the dark comedy, Sophie Brooks and Molly Gordon brilliantly subvert expectations of cinema's scorned women ...

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“It’s a very precarious landscape for women,” says Geraldine Viswanathan, photographed at the Los Angeles Times Sundance studio in January. “But that’s kind of the magic of Molly.

This doomy rom-com by filmmaker Sophie Brooks stars Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman as a young couple handcuffed by their inability to evolve past old gender tropes.

He threatens to have her arrested, she calls for backup from her friends (Geraldine Viswanathan, John Reynolds) and complications ensue.

Writer-director Sophie Brooks’s cringe comedy plays like the idiot plot version of the Kathy Bates-James Caan horror movie.

“Oh, Hi!” does try to throw in a few more characters (Geraldine Viswanathan, John Reynolds and David Cross), but the movie is at its best when it is just the two leads trying to work through ...

"Oh, Hi!” expertly toes the line between dating dramedy and thriller in a self-contained story of relationship reckoning.