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Eine Anti-Hass-Satire.
Jojo Rabbit handelt von einem kleinen Jungen, der während des Zweiten Weltkriegs lebt. Er kann der rauen Wirklichkeit nur durch seinen imaginären Freund entkommen, eine ethnisch ungenaue Version von Adolf Hitler, der die naiven patriotischen Überzeugungen des kleinen Jungen vorantreibt. Das ändert sich jedoch alles, als ein junges Mädchen diese Ansichten hinterfragt und Jojo dazu bringt, sich seinen eigenen Problemen zu stellen.
Avis de la communauté (10)
This was a great take on a dark past, bringing comedy and satire to the forefront, and I absolutely loved it! While being comedic, there are many emotional parts to the film, which I was rather surprised to see. One moment you're laughing hard, the next you're on the edge of balling your eyes out. I never would have expected to see a film quite like this done on Nazi Germany, it was very well made. With this being Roman's first-ever professional acting job, I was incredibly impressed - he is awesome, and I certainly look forward to his next project(s). He was able to capture the rollercoaster of emotions, thoughts and feelings that may be going through a child growing up in Nazi Germany—who is being told who is okay and who is not—with ease. Taika never fails to please me with his work, and Stephen is a very funny actor. The way that Hitler was mocked through Taika really adds into the thought that not everyone is as strong as they are said to be. Thomasin brings in lots of emotion, and Roman just blows the film out of the park. Seeing it for my 7th time, I think I'd probably upgrade this from one of the best films of 2019 to one of the best films of the decade. I shall certainly be seeing this several more times, and I definitely recommend it.
This is one of the sweetest, satire and dark humorous movies I've seen in a while. Taika Waititi as Hitler really a big F!?K you to him. Scarjo really surprised me in this movie she showed me a unique character that was actually a joy to watch on the big screen. I would definitely watch again.
You're not a Nazi, Jojo. You're a ten-year-old kid who likes dressing up in a funny uniform and wants to be part of a club.
Taika Waititi is my favorite director, so I was really looking forward to this film, as I am with any of his movies. I have to say this one let me down a bit, but unfairly so. Before I saw the film I heard from people that it's the best film of the year to them, even better than Parasite (which I saw the other day and to me that became my number one of the year), so I was like oh man Jojo Rabbit is better than Parasite, what a great month to get 2 of the best films of the year. So I went in all hyped up. I did like the movie, it was funny in a way that only Taika is, but I was expecting something more, a gut punch, something to happen that made me think a different way. I still think it is a great movie, everyone should check it out if you like Taika's other movies.