Jojo Rabbit Comments

Israel 2021-10-20 19:01:47

I don't know what to say except Taika is awesome. Also hilarious and sad, hope and light in the meaningless war. The roles of Scarlett and that instructor are fantastic. Tears burst in the second...

Pasquale 2021-10-20 19:01:47

You are so cute! what! ! ! ! Fat! ! ! ! ! It was not a good time to be a Nazi! Hahahahahahaha! What! Fat is not in the poster? ! !...

Alessandro 2021-10-20 19:01:47

This may be the most tear-jerking comedy this year. Outstanding comedy always has a sad core; outstanding tragedy always has the magic power to make you smile in tears. It’s not a novel way to start from a child’s perspective, but this movie still uses this method, with a childlike smile, to naturally portray war so realistically and portray love so...

Liana 2021-10-20 19:01:47

#28/LFF, it’s really a combination of crying and laughing, with a strong sense of rhythm. It’s different from "A Beautiful Life". From the perspective of a child, the absurdity and craziness presented have a comedic effect while being able to carry out acrimonious satire, combined with recent monopoly emotions of things and things. It makes people immersed and feels uneasy at the same time, inadvertently we are in a crazy moment again. Scarlett Johnson, who remained rational and brave in the...

Melba 2021-10-20 19:01:47

From the perspective of children + comedy, the relationship between World War II and the Germans/Jews is very refreshing. In addition, the director himself plays Hitler and the children in the form of dialogue, and there are frequent laughs, not to forget the use of widow sister and Uncle Sam. Each incited a big affair, and it hit the moment when there should be tears. The lines are smart and meticulous, the quality of the film itself is excellent, and the transition is extremely smooth, and...

Justyn 2021-10-20 19:01:47

The movie takes children as the protagonists, but it is more like a placebo for adults to find simple explanations for complex and profound social problems. There are some touching and lovely places, but they are more like formulas. And if you really showed it to the children, why the Nazis had this crucial question, and the connection to the current society, seemed to avoid talking about it. The overall feeling is this year’s Green...