Jojo Rabbit
Jojo, a lonely German boy during World War II has his world shaken when he learns that his single mother is hiding a Jewish girl in their home. Influenced by a buffoonish imaginary version of Adolf Hitler, he begins to question his beliefs and confront the conflict between propaganda and his own humanity. From TMDB
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60 of 210 · most liked firstJust rewatched Jojo Rabbit for the first time in 6 years, and I still love it; probably even moreso now. Such a well-written movie that makes me both laugh and tear up really hard :')
unlabelledView post →JoJo Rabbit is a fantastic movie
unlabelledView post →When talking about the making of _Jojo Rabbit_ (a must see movie, in my opinion), I remember Taika Waititi making a point out wanting to represent the colourful fashion and more lively sides of Germany under the Third Reich. War movies tend to portray Nazis as dark and dull figures with no inner life other than murdering Jews and plotting for world domination. This is probably dangerous, as we won't recognize the fascists when they're in front of us. They'll be laughing and dancing as they…
unlabelledView post →2020 feels like a sort of cultural turning point where some art/media that came out before it feels completely incompatible with the world that exists after 2020. The movie Jojo Rabbit, for example
unlabelledView post →Reading about ICE and its interactions with the people of LA gives me the same emotional reactions I had when watching the Nazis in the movie Jojo Rabbit. www.newyorker.com/news/letter-...
unlabelledView post →"Jojo Rabbit” still a good movie.
unlabelledView post →What's the worst spoiler that you've inadvertently given to someone? (Please use spoiler tags.). When I was in college, my then girlfriend texted me that she was watching Jojo Rabbit. She knew it was one of my favorite movies, and said that she loved it too. She was talking about how Scarlett Johannson's shoes almost have their own personality. So I said, ::: spoiler spoiler ___ yeah, it's devastating when you notice her shoes on the hanging body. ::: Turns out she had paused the movie to make…
unlabelledView post →My already high esteem for Mel Brooks was raised even higher when I read the following, about one of me and my late wife's very favorite films, Taika Waititi's "JoJo Rabbit":
unlabelledView post →This Nazi Punch of the Day comes from the 2019 film Jojo Rabbit. #NaziPunching #NPotD
unlabelledView post →We’re so used to seeing Hitler lampooned on TV (Doctor Who, Preacher) and in film (Inglourious Basterds, Jojo Rabbit), it’s impossible to overstate the threat he posed in 1941, or how daring this scene was. How many audience members dreamed of doing just this? #TheNoirCollective #TCMParty #ManHunt
unlabelledView post →One movie pitch I wish I could have seen was the one Taika Waititi did for Jojo Rabbit. Studio Executive “What’s it about?” “It’s about a little boy who dreams of being a good Nazi and whose imaginary friend is Hitler.
unlabelledView post →It doesn’t really count and nobody liked the movie but it’s underrated how funny Sam Rockwell was in Jojo Rabbit
unlabelledView post →Jojo Rabbit. Telling a story from the perspective of a child who has only known propaganda for his whole life makes the film an important reminder of how this all happened, how real human beings can end up going along with horrible things.
unlabelledView post →Jojo Rabbit is one of those movies in the comfortable basket where the film industry finds it safe to fund, narrate, and reward. It is technically well-crafted, balancing humor and tragedy good. But...!
unlabelledView post →I saw JoJo Rabbit in theaters with my boyfriend and I remember the moment Hitler is shown on the screen the person Infront of us audibly sighed and stormed out mumbling under her breath "I didnt know this was a fucking Nazi movie what the fuck!"
unlabelledView post →i haven’t seen Jojo Rabbit but sometimes you can look at a movie for two seconds and just tell it’s deeply evil
unlabelledView post →There is a tradition of having Jewish actors play Nazis in film and television to ruin the enjoyment of those who support Nazism. Taika Waititi revived that tradition recently in his Jojo Rabbit film.
unlabelledView post →Stephen King adaptation The Long Walk adds nine to cast including Mark Hamill and Judy Greer. > Lionsgate has begun production on The Long Walk, an adaptation of Stephen King’s 1979 novel which will be directed by The Hunger Games‘ Francis Lawrence, and the film has added seven young actors to its ensemble cast along with veterans Mark Hamill (Star Wars) and Judy Greer (Jurassic World). > > Featuring in the film will be Garrett Wareing (Ransom Canyon), Tut Nyuot (The Witcher: Blood Origin),…
unlabelledView post →Taika Waititi should remake Jojo Rabbit set in the present day. Or a sequel with Jojo as a grandpa who emigrated to the US.
unlabelledView post →Forgot how good of a movie Jojo Rabbit is
unlabelledView post →I'm so happy to see JoJo Rabbit on that list. I love this interview with Mel where they discussed the film: www.usatoday.com/story/entert...
unlabelledView post →A bunch of my follows are posting about Taika Watiti doing a Judge Dredd movie, pointing at Thor: Love & Thunder, and cringing. And that's fair. T:L&T was not a great film. But have they watched JoJo Rabbit? On point satire and some punches to the feels.
unlabelledView post →I'm not the biggest fan of Taika Waititi's style in general, but I'm glad he was able to make Jojo Rabbit which has all of his strengths and none of his weaknesses. Even if he never makes another great film, it's good that he was able to make that one
unlabelledView post →Mel Brooks earned my eternal respect with his defense of Taika Waititi's film "JoJo Rabbit" about a young boy with his imaginary friend - Adolf Hitler. www.usatoday.com/story/entert...
unlabelledView post →Something to keep in mind: The movie Jojo Rabbit isn't about how some Nazis were good, actually. It's about how people who'd normally be good become monsters in a society like Nazi Germany, if only for basic survival. Don't become a monster. Don't let others become monsters.
unlabelledView post →When is Taika going to make a parody film about this guy and play him exactly like he played Hitler in Jojo Rabbit?
unlabelledView post →As someone who is a HUGE fan of both Producers movies (admittedly the ‘05 is my favorite and I will argue til my dying day it is THE most perfect film) and Jojo Rabbit, this made my day, my life. Satire is an incredibly important weapon against tyranny.
unlabelledView post →Is the director of Jojo Rabbit, a highly dubious movie about fascism, equipped to deal with the complexities of Judge Dredd? Let’s find out
unlabelledView post →Choose 20 films that have stayed with you or influenced you. One film per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just .gifs 9/20 - Jojo Rabbit #FilmSky #Movies 📽️🎬
unlabelledView post →Anyway, tonight's movie with friends is Jojo Rabbit.
unlabelledView post →Jojo Rabbit! It's a fantastic movie
unlabelledView post →JOJO RABBIT (2019) For over half a century now Jerry Lewis's never-released Holocaust movie THE DAY THE CLOWN has been relentlessly and ruthlessly mocked. How Taika Waititi's jaw-droppingly ill-conceived attempt to Wes Anderson-ify Nazi Germany has escaped the same fate eludes me.
unlabelledView post →Ppl may remember this scene in JoJo Rabbit. Probably the saddest scene in the movie. The reality is, when you went against the Nazis, or any fascist regime, this was your fate youtu.be/G4JUl_c0M3U?...
unlabelledView post →Worst movie of the last ten years? It's a toss-up between Promising Young Woman and JoJo Rabbit. Two movies that suggest "Director Jail" should be a real, concrete place.
unlabelledView post →Oh no! The guy who directed JoJo Rabbit is going to be directing a movie about a series that routinely criticizes fascism. .... wait... www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
unlabelledView post →Out Now: Issue 72 concludes with a Spotlight on Taika Waititi. @defoxauthor.bsky.social and @alanbaylesauthor.bsky.social talk us through his films, with a closer look at JoJo Rabbit and Next Goal Wins. 📽️ #filmsky #moviesky www.podbean.com/ea/pb-hgush-...
unlabelledView post →I feel like watching an anti-fascist film tonight. What should it be? a) Casablanca ʀᴡ b) JoJo Rabbit c) Andor ʀᴡ d) Grand Budapest Hotel ʀᴡ e) the Great Dictator f) Schindler's List g) Come and See h) Argo ʀᴡ i) Saving Private Ryan ʀᴡ j) Pan's Labyrinth ʀᴡ k) HG: Mockingjay [ʀᴡ = CB rewatch]
unlabelledView post →I think the point is: anyone can end up acting out a facist fantacy, even you, if you're not careful. The quality of 'evil' is surprisingly all-too-human... If you're interested, the film "Jojo Rabbit" explores the idea a bit. Worth a watch!
unlabelledView post →Jojo Rabbit is a brilliant and funny film about the horrors of Nazism and everyone should watch it. The similarities to today will disturb you ♥️🤍💙
unlabelledView post →These are horrifically comedic or comedically horrific, Shakespearean times. 🎭 Also reminds me of Jojo Rabbit. What a brilliant movie.
unlabelledView post →Caught a bit of Jojo Rabbit on telly last night. Think it got an unfair kicking by some critics who wanted it to be a whole other film. It’s about a young boy being taught to hate people he’s never met by an ideology that promises him everything. Works even harder in 2025.
unlabelledView post →I remember at the other message scrolling place, a post went viral asking people to name the most evil movie and people kept naming movies like Jurassic World and Iron Man and Jojo Rabbit (way to miss the point of that film). Triumph of the Will and Birth of a Nation exist, but sure.
unlabelledView post →So many people on here now just sound like the title character from JOJO RABBIT for the first 2/3 of that film.
unlabelledView post →Thinking about the end of JoJo Rabbit and -SPOILERS- realizing that the film probably wanted me to empathize with Sam Rockwell's character right before he got shot by the Russians when my actual thoughts were "yeah good shoot that Nazi".
unlabelledView post →Time for a movie! Wife is playing her new disney Dreamland update, and i just finished with some Witcher 3! Today's randomly selected movie is... Oh, I loved this one! Jojo Rabbit, 2019
unlabelledView post →#JanuaryMovieChallenge #MovieSky #FilmSky Day 24: Boy or Girl scout in a movie Jojo Rabbit (2019) Directed by: Taika Waititi youtu.be/hFvTlEKCUn4?...
unlabelledView post →Me: I should watch a movie and crochet to distract myself from the horrors Also me: *chooses to finally watch Jojo Rabbit*
unlabelledView post →Watched Jojo Rabbit for the first time. Not a bad movie! I liked the growth Jojo went through. I may catch hate for this, but Nazis being portrayed as idiots is alright. There're still scenes that show how dangerous they were (spoilers). This movie's theme is about defanging learned bigotry.
unlabelledView post →Just because Taika Waititi made only one bad movie that you personally didn't like doesn't mean that he's somehow this talentless hack, when he's actually quite a talented filmmaker. I absolutely loved what he cooked with Jojo Rabbit, as he was able to do a meaningful commentary on radicalization
unlabelledView post →Nah, the movie really just wasn't good and then he followed it up with another dud. It was the opposite of the Ragnarok/Jojo Rabbit one-two punch that first got him mainstream praise.
unlabelledView post →Film nr.1 i #PuttesFilmBingo JoJo Rabbit. Krav: Favorite director: Taika Waititi. Et mesterværk af en satire fra 2019, som han bl.a. vandt Best Adapted Screenplay for. Med bl.a. Scarlett Johansson, Sam Rockwell og Rebel Wilson. Den er sjov, men naturligvis med alvorlige og tankevækkende elementer.
unlabelledView post →#SFFChat Q1. Hey, everyone, Nicole/Ashrah here, and I see this topic isn't part of my expertise, and I'm already blanking now xD But I'll go with Jojo Rabbit as one of my favourite films. The humour is great, and I love how it blends with the heavy themes of the film.
unlabelledView post →I remember people saying Jojo Rabbit is like if Wes Anderson made a movie about fascism. Buddy, what did you think The Grand Budapest Hotel was about?
unlabelledView post →I keep thinking about Jojo Rabbit today (a film which, if you haven’t seen it, is not what you think it is and has a lot to say about the current garbage fire in which we find ourselves)
unlabelledView post →I love it when people try and defend Jojo Rabbit. They get so mad when you point out obvious shit like “the movie schmaltzes all over Klezendorf while portraying the men he’s fighting - ie the Allies - as ruthless murderers”. Dogshit movie for some of the biggest babies online
unlabelledView post →Super fantastic brilliant film warning. C4, 11:20pm tonight JoJo Rabbit I can’t say enough things about this hilarious, shocking, endearing, heartbreaking film. It’s amazing.
unlabelledView post →Will we ever see Taika Waititi's ‘Flash Gordon’? Film's producer is currently "not too involved". > For nearly the entire time that Collider has been around, we’ve been reporting on the Flash Gordon remake. Now, nearly two decades later, the movie has gone through several levels of production hell with no release date in sight. The most recent director stepping up to the plate to take a swing at the Alex Raymond-created comic-turned-Mike Hodges-film of 1980 was none other than Thor: Ragnarok…
unlabelledView post →#JuneMovieChallenge Day 12. A movie where someone is hiding Jojo Rabbit (2019)
unlabelledView post →The brilliant film Jojo Rabbit had its world premiere at the 44th Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2019, where it won the Grolsch People's Choice Award. It was later released theatrically on this day, October 18 2019.
unlabelledView post →I can't remember the last time I cried watching a movie, but Jojo Rabbit made me absolutely inconsolable. What an incredible and important film.
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