The movie Oh, Hi! (2025) ends with Iris finding Isaac injured in the woods after he crashes the car while fleeing. They have an honest conversation, apologize to each other, and make amends. Isaac is taken away by ambulance with a broken ankle, and Iris is left emotional, likely facing jail. A post-credits scene shows Kenny singing to Isaac, who remains chained to a bed.

The ending unfolds in a detailed sequence of events:

After a tense period where Iris has Isaac chained to a bed and threatens him, Isaac overhears a plot by Iris and her friend Max to erase his memory through a witch ritual. Isaac pretends to cooperate but uses the opportunity to escape, taking an ingredient from the car.

Isaac flees but crashes the car, breaking his ankle. Iris receives a call from the sheriff and learns from a neighbor that a boy was heard calling her name near the woods by the creek. Max and Kenny, Max’s boyfriend, go to check the wrecked car while Iris searches for Isaac.

Iris finds Isaac injured in the woods. They engage in a heartfelt conversation where Isaac admits he should have been more honest, and both apologize. This moment of reconciliation is emotionally charged, with Iris on the verge of tears as the ambulance arrives to take Isaac away. This likely marks the end of their relationship and possibly Iris’s impending jail time due to earlier events.

The post-credits scene shows Kenny singing to Isaac, who remains chained to the bed, indicating Isaac is still captive in some way despite the earlier escape attempt.

In summary, the main characters’ fates at the end are:

• Isaac: Injured but alive, taken away by ambulance, still chained post-credits.
• Iris: Emotional, likely facing jail, having made peace with Isaac.
• Max and Kenny: Present at the wrecked car, with Kenny shown caring for Isaac in the post-credits.

The ending is a mix of dark comedy and tense drama, highlighting fractured relationships, consequences of deception, and a complex dynamic of captivity and care.

Yes, the movie Oh, Hi! (2025) has a post-credits scene. In this scene, Kenny is shown singing to Isaac with a guitar while Isaac is still chained to a bed. This moment occurs after the main story concludes with Isaac injured and being taken away in an ambulance, following a complex series of events involving Iris, Max, and a witch ritual intended to erase Isaac's memory. The post-credits scene adds a humorous and somewhat surreal coda to Isaac's predicament, highlighting Kenny's unexpected role in the story.

Yes, in the 2025 movie Oh, Hi!, no characters die. The film centers on a tense and darkly comedic situation where Iris keeps Isaac chained to a bed during a romantic getaway gone wrong, but despite the threatening and violent undertones, including discussions about possibly injuring or killing Isaac, no actual deaths occur. The story focuses on the psychological and emotional dynamics between the characters rather than fatal outcomes. The tension includes Isaac being frightened by Iris threatening to stab him (though she claims it’s a joke), and physical altercations that result in injuries like a black eye and bloody nose, but no one dies. The film ends without anyone dead or arrested, resolving the conflict without fatal consequences.