What's important is, that they are both dancing, and she is dancing in his mother's shoes. This, i think, just shows that Rose's legacy lives in Elsa. Top movie of the year for me.
@Tobe Doss I know. Boy and What we do in the shadows are two of my favourite films. However, I am grateful to Thor Ragnarok, because now that Taika's brilliance has now come to the forefront of mainstream industry thanks to it, more people will now watch his earlier films.
@Mumflr FumperdinkI'm sorry, but I have to disagree. The very character of Thor was on the verge of becoming obsolete within the MCU, and was revitalised by Thor Ragnarok.
@Wall Yoof "liberal snowflakes" aren't the people trying to pretend the nazis aren't as bad as people make out. That's the far right. Know your enemies.
Indeed. It already happened in a way. During an interview on the awards campaign for Joker Todd Philips said something about how today's PC culture makes it hard to make good movies nowadays. Taika Waititi's response on Twitter was "Lol he funny."
The look on Elsas face when she sees the American soldiers and realises the Nazis lost the war and that she’s free is so beautiful. An expression can say so much more than words
1977, Bowie was at Hansa Studio in Berlin recording Heroes (the song and album of the same name). During a break in recording, Bowie happened to glance out the window and saw his producer Tony Visconti kissing one of the backup singers, Antonia Maas while standing by The Wall. They were relentlessly teased about it afterwards and it inspired some great lyrics.
Holy crap this scene gets to me. A 17 year old girl believing for years that she may never get to live her dream of dancing as a free person and then getting to live that dream is so freaking powerful. David Bowie's Heroes fits perfectly. Great scene. Great movie.
I was terrified when Jojo told her that Germany had won the war. I thought she was going to commit suicide right then and there and Jojo really would have been alone.
@@TheFerdi18 True. But I was thinking Elsa was smarter than that to be outwitted by little Jojo; PLUS, if Elsa thought the Nazis had won, wouldn't she have been too afraid to go outside?
@@johannesberg8649 I mean, what did she have to lose at that point. I was thinking she was either gonna kill herself once Jojo told her the news, or she was gonna go out and die trying.
@@justinlee2300 Remember the "killing nathan" in his book? He's afraid elsa is going to leave him alone for Nathan but turns out he's dead anyway which was why he immediately confessed his love
During the film, Jojo's mother tells her son that dancing is critical, and shows god that they are happy to be alive. Fast forward to the ending, we see Jojo, an orphan, and Elsa, a Jewish teen displaced by the war, dancing. This scene makes for a great ending. A brilliant one.
@@davidz2562 They live life. Life for the war orphans was hard, but there was a lot of support for them. Elsa is old enough, she is meant to be late teens, and she is jewish so she would have been easily able to apply for a visa. Food wasn't as much as an issue (the us kept sending food for several years), the lack of men ment jobs were available.
This ending is probably my favorite ending to a movie. Both a sad and beautiful moment that they are dancing like his mom always told him to and that he has completely changed from the beginning of the movie when he was full on team Hitler now he knows his perception was distorted and hated this girl for no reason and now he actually loves her.
Its another call back to highlight how he's grown. He's 10 years old, he's still learning and growing and by god did he grow alot in this film. The Snapping fingers, winking eyes, tying of shoe laces and most importantly...his humanity and reason
The acting of these two in this scene is just incredible. Not a word is spoken but you can feel their relief, joy, and freedom from their faces and dancing.
This film is going to stick with me for a while that’s for sure. I’m still wondering how a kid as young as that can be THAT GOOD of an actor. Beautiful film!
I seen this when it first came out and then i showed it to my wife at this scene she started crying and i really appreciate where i am and i really thank god for that
@Hugo Playz No place for those without meme knowledge.. Get your level up if you want to experience the little happiness we get when some great person type these type of golden words and gave us 2 sec of little laugh in this fucked up world
@Hugo Playz (big sighs at people that refuse to explain jokes) The son's sister is named after something the mother loved, the son's name (presuming it's allowable by literally anyone involved) is "Last 2 Minutes of Jojo Rabbit" (presumably because the dad loved that specifically)
Rosie: Life is a gift, we must celebrate it. We have to dance to show god we are grateful to be alive. Jojo: Well, I won't dance, dancing is for people who don't have a job. Rosie: Dancing is for people who are free. It's an escape from all of this. Jojo: What's the first thing you'll do when you're free? Elsa: Dance...
Its just amazing how the movie started with Jojo going outside his house as a Nazi. Then it ended with Jojo going outside without that stupid idealism.
This is the first movie that I've cried and laughed at within moments of each other. Incredible movie. Its so weird that I have't stopped thinking about it since. Absolute ripper
I'm a grown ass man with tattoos and a beard. I have a big dog, a deep voice, and I like action movies and sports. AND .... I cried like a big fat stupid baby during this movie. I'm not ashamed. I'm getting a little misty-eyed right now just thinking about it.
This final scene is absolute poetry. When Heroes kicked in, watching them free and silly, I found myself crying and laughing at the same time. What a movie
@@markuzzepeda7040 It's really really nice to see someone with open mind like you even when you haven't watched the movie. There are alot of people who hate the movie for no reason and they haven't watched the movie yet.
@kloic 1 The story went: "Give me something that has power to make a sad man happy - and a happy man sad". And hence, this too, will pass text on a ring. The temporal nature of life means that nothing ever remains the same. if we are attached to something, that notion makes us sad. That we'll lose whatever we are attached to. But, if we are in misery, in pain, we know it end, something else will come along. This too, shall pass.
This quote shows if you truly are open to let yourself learn from every experience that it is all one journey, and even death won't keep you from it. Just a new expireriance and consciences to learn from. A very fitting end, to a beautiful movie, where even the Horrer of Hitler does not have the final say. Fuck you Hitler, and to Coronavirus, up your big one ( picture a asshole emoji)
This is the best WWII movie I’ve ever seen. The immense connection I felt to the characters watching this film made them feel practically like family, (which shouldn’t be surprising, I come from German and Jewish families). This ending is beautiful, emotional, simple yet complex, and fills me with a sense of wholeness that no movie has ever done before. Thank you, JoJo Rabbit.
And thank you Bea the Cat. I hope these days do not return for anybody, but the world is full of weirdos, cowards, envy, greed, as shown by Trump, it only take the right,(or should that be wrong) person to be in the right place at the right time under the right circumstances and pow we've struck a match onto a powder trail leading to a powderkeg(s) attached to a dam with the capacity to destroy us all. When and where will the next Trump come along with easy answers and solutions for the gullible?. If folk think with the election of Biden, these gullible Trumpster idiots will go away, think again. They will try and get into power again, one way or the other. And if they do, God help us all.
My favorite movie of all time. How can one movie make you laugh, cry and just experience the range of emotions Jojo Rabbit does? I don’t know how he did it but taika waititi made an absolute masterpiece. Just watching this ending again made me want to tear up and sent chills down my spine. It’s an absolutely marvelous film and I really hope it gains more popularity as the years go on
This film is the best description on what was going on in Germany from an emotional side. I do not think anything was exaggerated. I mean sentences like: "Grab that granate an hug everyone who looks foreign"
The final ending shows JoJo grown to be anti-hate, to have understood what is love, desperate to keep beside him the only person he has left in the world to love... ❤️ • Gosh ohh gosh, how beautiful is that !!!
And the actual story ( caging skies the book waititi adapted from) shows him caging her for 4 more years until she realises what's happening and leaves him forever.
I wish Bowie could have seen this. Bookending such a poignant and whimsical movie with a feeling of hope and promise, using a song he wrote, can only imagine what it must feel like. Great music really does live on forever.
ty gamer I saw it more as 2 people dancing through the suffering and trauma of what happened in the movie and for what life still had installed for the both of them. But the fact that it’s left up to the audience is the best part of this scene as it is all and none of interpretations at once, making whatever we the audience want it to be.
The day I saw this film I felt hopelessly depressed. Like there was no way out kind of depressed. I impulsively made the decision to go see a movie to get my mind off of everything and goddamn it it was the best decision I could have made in that time and mentality. I will forever credit Taika Waititi for potentially helping me avoid further disaster on myself and on my family and friends.
I watch Taika's films - Thor Ragnarok, What we do in the Shadows, now Jojo Rabbit as a way to cope with life. They make me feel better and a tiny bit hopeful
They are dancing not just because the Allies won against the Nazis. They are dancing because love, peace, innocence and happiness won against racism, hatred and death
Indeed. Every ideology coul be used as a reason for being a dick. But there are also many ideologies we can use to create good. We are not the ideas we believe. We are the things we decide to do.
War is still present in Europe and in all of the world, hatred, war, conflict and violence, are not great but they are a part of human nature, people now specially westerners think that war is so alien and distant from them that they will be completely unprepered and shocked once the next conflict eventually breaks out that being trade war, actual war or whatever, you don't create the largest empires in human history without being selfish, this idea that hatred, death, war and so on can somehow be eradicated from society is so silly to me
@@danielle4405 When I was watching it for the second time my mam walked in during the hanging scene. She wasn't happy. Not with me but with the film. She said she wouldn't watch the entire movie then.
Blueguy no matter what you can’t make everyone happy. It’s an anti war satire. It’s labeled as a comedy. Some people are offended by the “glamorizing of Hitler” and those same critics want it to be more realistic about ww2. So .. they accurately depict the heartbreaking ending for the mom for being part of “the resistance” and then people are upset she’s hanged? But they wanted accurate representation of nazi Germany and not ALL comedy? So what can you do? In my opinion they balanced the comedy and series/deeper topics out pretty well! But I also understand it’s not for everybody.
Come on, according to Grace Randolph Jojo didn't change at all. It's not like he kicked imaginary Hitler out the window with "Fuck off, Hitler!" or anything like that...
i saw that they’re gonna be in some more major movies. i’m just saying they made their point in this film that they can act so i’ll be supporting everything they’ll be in from now on
Its powerful among other reasons because it is written by the Author of All Quiet on the Western Front who was a soldier in the German Army during the first World War.
I accept that I had to control myself because I was with my parents, my mom was crying and my dad got a bit emotional, if I started crying, they will lose, when I got home I cried like a baby and smiled and danced.
Yep, When I heard Robert Fripp's long sustained first note of Heroes I knew...and then when the song kicked in as Jojo's snapped his fingers, the tears came. I could watch this 50 times and still get choked up at that moment.
It’s like you can hear Heroes in your bones - you know it’s the perfect choice and it’s coming even without fully hearing it. I love this ending so much. I’M NOT CRYING, YOU’RE CRYING 😭
You know what's gonna happen once she starts moving her shoulders. That was really well done and got me a bit emotional. Great movie, ignore the critics with hearts of ice.
Just watched the movie again but this time with my cousin and his 11-year-old daughter. Probably the first “serious” movie she’s seen and she was moved and thoroughly enjoyed it and asked so many excellent questions about the war, why what happened happened and how do we know it can’t happen again. A brilliant movie to show young kids the perils of hate and polarization. Bless you Taika.
1:57 i love how elsa just looks up at the sky. she looks so grateful and it looks like she’s thanking god for helping her be free from the hiding and from the fear
This is one of the most well crafted, gifted stories, told in the most beautiful manner and yet it won't strike a chord with the people in general. Every single person associated with this beauty, needs to be appreciated.
During Jojo and Elsa's freedom dance I was totally and completely overwhelmed with the largest wave of emotion, of happiness, sadness, and relief. When the Rilke quote appeared, it hit me so hard, beautifully encapsulating the film. Me and the Mrs walked out of the cinema, she was like "what did you think?" and I just burst into tears trying to express everything I felt. Absolutely stunning film. Hilarious, with heaps of heart.
Wow. Thank you for sharing this description. That's how amazing movies are supposed to make you feel and the way you described your experience, especially the part about bursting into tears as a response was really powerful and just really hit me. ❤
This honestly rivals a whole bunch of fantastic film endings for me. La La Land, Interstellar, The Usual Suspects, Chinatown.... instead of something grand or hard hitting to try and match the emotion of the war, we have two kids awkwardly dancing in the street, as a final payoff to Elsa’s wish for what she would do when she was free. Thomasin McKenzie doesn’t even speak in this scene, and she sells ever emotion amazingly. Taika please direct every film from now on
Rodrigo Odon Salcedo Cisneros his preferred genre is comedy. His directorial niche is indie happy-sad cinema, blending the sweetness of the comedy with the reality of life. It's present in every single film he has done.
I love the backtrack of "Heroes" throughout the scene before the song actually kicks in; the faint humming and strings really give the song/scene a new feeling and helps with the buildup and I think it's subtly awesome.
Hands down my favorite movie of 2019. It takes enough talent on its own to bring out the comedy in arguably the darkest moment of modern history, and it takes so much more to delicately balance that humor with moments of tragedy that do not shy away from the horrors of that time. When Jojo bumps into the shoes, when him and Elsa watch the city getting bombed from their window, when the Hitler Youth are fighting in the street's towards the end, and when Captain K tears Jojo's Hitler Youth jacket off so he doesn't get killed by the firing squad, all unforgettable moments. Combine all of this with just outstanding performances from Thomasin Mckenzie, Roman Griffith-Davis, Scarlett Johannsen, and Sam Rockwell, this will be a movie I will definitely be coming back to time and time again.
@@mackielunkey2205 I don't know... I really felt like this movie and it's vibe got less funny with every moment Jojo realised the world he lived in and got less and less naive... I felt like this movie was strongly about losing innocence and growing up. And as Jojo lot his naivety, I felt the movie get more to the point and serious with every moment. Awesome, incredible and really impactful experience. And "Heroes" in the context of the whole movie couldn't have been a better choice.
I cried so much during this scene. Its so beautiful. And heartbreaking. And just brilliant. Perfect ending. The music, their execution. Taika is really something. And ofc the actors too, suited their roles to a tee. Perfect casting.
@Marcus-Aerilius Maximus actually, it is believed anne was caught when the german officers tracked down people using black market cards, many of which were the jewish people. it was unlucky anne was caught.
I watched this movie a week ago. All I can say is I haven’t really been the same since. This movie really touched me in a way I didn’t think was even possible. I have done my best to share this movie with anyone who will listen. It is a masterpiece in every way. Thank you to everyone who was involved in gifting this to us.
Same thoughts , especially Jojos mom and her philosophy in life "life is a gift , you have to dance to show god that you're Grateful" in the most depressing of times, that one has probably changed me for good !
Jojo is grreat. 1917 meh. I mean 1917 was great to watch as a movie, but too many plot holes. I literally laughed when the two protagonists were trying to save the German pilot without disarming him first. Were you guys not in a hurry, why care about an enemy soldier? Dumb plot, lazy writting. And the emotional ending? It's well filmed indeed, but come on, if they didn't try to save that pilot, they wouldn't have to rush on the battlefield, and they could've saved the first wave of soldiers. The whole plot is just so forced, doesn't make sense
@@FF-bj4nq Your criticism are all stupid. They didn’t disarm him because they didn’t know he was armed and they were more concerned about getting him out of the burning plane. “ why care about an enemy soldier” I don’t know maybe not wanting your fellow man to burn to death. Them saving the pilot is what any sane person would do. They had no idea he was going to stab them as well. This point is dumb. Your main problem is that two humans felt empathy towards a man burning to death and tried to help him like a normal person would. This says more about you then it does the film.
@@ronaldmcdonald2817 How could they not know he was armed? Isn't that blade so obvious? I spotted it in the cinema immediately. Okay, even if they didn't know, they should always check it first. Where the heck was their training? Were British soldiers that dumb in WWI? That's way too disrespectful to all the brilliant soldiers. So you felt empathy, that's nice, then just like the main protagonist said, they should shoot him to end his pain, not to save him. Your points were established solely on "yeah why not feel empathy" but you totally misinterpreted my points and deliberately ignored the context that "they were in a hurry". They were on an urgent mission to deliver a message and save their own soldiers, they shouldn't care about anything else. But they wasted time to save an enemy. Then what would happen after saving him? They didn't know there was an allied troop nearby, so they had to capture that pilot and walk with him, only to furtherly slow them down and risk being spotted? That would be straight forward neglection of duty. Not to mention that at the ending, the main protagonist ran on the battlefield to save a few minutes. Right, now he knew how precious time could be? But he risked his life, risked that the message would never be delivered, risked all the soldiers who were about to walk into the trap, risked the victory, in exchange for a few minutes? I know he thought he might save some soldiers from the first wave, but there was a bigger chance he lost his life there and ruined the entire campaign, that would result in much much more casualties. How irresponsible a soldier could be? The result of their decisions was grave. No doubt that empathy is good, but feeling empathy on everything only to create greater suffering? Man that's hypocrisy. Hypocrisy as I see it is the cancer of mordern world and clearly it has poisoned your mind. Anyway, this movie is just another typical hypocritical Hollywood movie that trades logic and reality for emotions, and makes some stupid lucky bastard save the world. If you fall for the emotions, you fall for their propaganda. It is a good movie, not because it's good, but because you don't get anything better nowadays
@@FF-bj4nq They probably didn’t notice the blade as they were more concerned with getting him out of the plane and stopping him from dying, same reason for not checking for weapons. Them saving the pilot took them only like 5 seconds. Saving the pilot wasn’t a huge time consumer. The reason Schofield was rushing at the end and had to run across the battlefield is because he was knock out by the German sniper in the town and ended up losing a lot of time from it. They also probably tied the German pilot to something and left him some water. Also, what do you mean being spotted? The Germans retreated to the Hindenburg Line that’s why the British troops were able to move freely through previously occupied territories. Him running on the battlefield made no difference as the German artillery still made it into the frontline trench. He was no safer in the trench’s then on the battlefield plus he didn’t have to go through all the other soldiers blocking his way. Also, the battle was going to fail anyway if Schofield was killed or not, the first wave failed to take the Hindenburg line and the second wave wouldn’t have either. What propaganda? Your main problems are mostly consistent of you thinking saving the pilot would take them hours and human characters not wanting another to burn to death.
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The ending of IT
The ending of E.T.
Oh and the ending of Trick ‘R Treat 🎃
Tyler1`s death
@Logan Long it’s a tv show, but the ending of MrRobot
What's important is, that they are both dancing, and she is dancing in his mother's shoes. This, i think, just shows that Rose's legacy lives in Elsa. Top movie of the year for me.
way better than parasite, in my opinion.
@@david2012slayer indeed.
Are you saying that Elsa is wearing the same shoes of JoJo's mother? I didn't realized that.
@@nahirjofre2264 no but she's wearing one of jojos mom shoes. I mean, who else's shoe is she wearing?
@@XxxTheGoldenApplexxX i think the shoes are of his dead sister
“What’s the first thing you’re gonna do when you’re free?”
“Dance.”
"We dance to show God we are grateful to be alive. Because as long as one person is still alive at the end of the day, they lose"
No, she smacked JoJo then she danced.
When I watched it in theaters it almost got me. (I just don’t cry very often)
“Dancing is for people who are free. It’s an escape from all this.”
@@Ryooken It was part of the dance.
I love how the most heartwarming film of the year is about a boy whose imaginary friend is Hitler, directed by the dude who directed Thor Ragnarok
Who also describes himself as Polynesian Jew lmao
@Mumflr Fumperdink aww chap, what about Thor the dark world, ten times worse
Taika is more than that!
@Tobe Doss I know. Boy and What we do in the shadows are two of my favourite films. However, I am grateful to Thor Ragnarok, because now that Taika's brilliance has now come to the forefront of mainstream industry thanks to it, more people will now watch his earlier films.
@Mumflr FumperdinkI'm sorry, but I have to disagree. The very character of Thor was on the verge of becoming obsolete within the MCU, and was revitalised by Thor Ragnarok.
"let everything happen to you beauty and terror
just keep going,
No feeling is final"
One of the most inspirational quotes
live free is the meaning
No ending is final until the world is dead
It’s great in English but better in German:
Lass dir Alles geschehen;
Schönheit und Schrecken;
Man muss nur gehn;
Kein Gefühl ist das Fernste
Shut up
@Hitler Loves Anime yes, we can be free
These are the types of scenes that make movies iconic.
The scenes that always put a smile on my face and a warm feeling in my heart.
Yes
I really enjoy it
Benjamin Lundbäck such a wonderful ending
Benjamin Lundbäck this film will be iconic
the best part is they DIDN'T say "dance"... they just started dancing.
Amazing film.
Dancing is for free people.
Show dont tell
Exactly you know is a good movie when they don't assume their audience is stupid
The director said "dance".
I knew this was a dark comedy, but i never expected that reveal where jojo found his mother hanging. Hit me hard
Wall Yoof Agreed. Kids have to learn this stuff about history, since most time kids learn it on social media through memes and treat it as a joke
@Wall Yoof "liberal snowflakes" aren't the people trying to pretend the nazis aren't as bad as people make out. That's the far right. Know your enemies.
Me too man. It was so sudden and it just fucking destroyed me.
Ellery VanDooyeweert
Yeah! Well, my DAD works at Nintendo!
Dude that broke my heart
It wasn’t until this scene that I realized we hadn’t seen her smile the whole movie.
No she smiled a lot of times in the movie.....while talking to Rosie, and talking to Jojo ,what are u talking about?
@@soumil5794 eh I mean like that wide smile. She smiled with her mouth closed and she smirked with her head down, but this was like a real smile.
@@theresa5797 oh okay, yeah she smiled freely in the end
I love the idea, but it’s not true.
Yeah, she smiled before, but this was a real smile.
There's just something so beautiful seeing a German Boy and a Jewish Girl dancing in the street to David Bowie.
Which is funny cuz Boxie wasn't even born til like 3-4 years after the war ended.
Ruston Henry Bowie’s music isn’t in the movie itself it’s just background music
The singers are the Ten Tenors
They are great!
@@rustonh316 ah yes, b o x i e
It's a scene you can't forget.
If I could erase one thing from my memory, I would love to forget that I've seen this movie just so I can experience it like the first time.
This....on so many levels 😭😭
For real
Was it really that strong for you? I may be stupid, but I don't get what is so amazing about it... Can someone explain it to me?
Your wish was granted , your mind was erased and you saw the movie for the first time again
Same here
In 20 years, people will look back on this movie and say "they don't make them like this anymore".
This was one of its kind❣
Indeed. It already happened in a way. During an interview on the awards campaign for Joker Todd Philips said something about how today's PC culture makes it hard to make good movies nowadays. Taika Waititi's response on Twitter was "Lol he funny."
Less than 10 years
Exactly.
@@DoctorXander exactly.
The look on Elsas face when she sees the American soldiers and realises the Nazis lost the war and that she’s free is so beautiful. An expression can say so much more than words
Great acting. You could just feel the relief.
Hm. Yeah, regarding what Jojo and Elsa are going to do now
Not every German was a Nazi
@@almighty5839 true but all Nazis were Germans
A+++ acting! she’s so good.
Fun fact: Bowie wrote heroes after seeing a couple make out while leaning against the Berlin Wall in the late 1970s
1977, Bowie was at Hansa Studio in Berlin recording Heroes (the song and album of the same name). During a break in recording, Bowie happened to glance out the window and saw his producer Tony Visconti kissing one of the backup singers, Antonia Maas while standing by The Wall. They were relentlessly teased about it afterwards and it inspired some great lyrics.
That fact was indeed. Very fun.
Thanks for the fun fact
I love that song.
Even this song sounds so 80s, it was actually released back in 1977
Holy crap this scene gets to me.
A 17 year old girl believing for years that she may never get to live her dream of dancing as a free person and then getting to live that dream is so freaking powerful.
David Bowie's Heroes fits perfectly.
Great scene. Great movie.
God Bless David Bowie - He is surely missed.R.I.P. And thank you for the most blessings in music you had given us.
wasnt she 20 in the film? not tryna disprove your point, just trying to correct the mistakes of others as i watch mine get worse and worse
@@thijssiegrroen3740 They’re talking about the character. I’m pretty sure the actress could dance as a free person.
I DIDNT KNOW IT WAS DAVID
@@GorillaFan_32 who tf did you think it was lol it’s like his most popular song
I was terrified when Jojo told her that Germany had won the war. I thought she was going to commit suicide right then and there and Jojo really would have been alone.
Why did he initially lie to her? Was it because he didn’t want her to run away?
@@johannesberg8649 I don't think so because she gave him a good slap once they got outside and Jojo said he deserved it.
@@TheFerdi18 True. But I was thinking Elsa was smarter than that to be outwitted by little Jojo; PLUS, if Elsa thought the Nazis had won, wouldn't she have been too afraid to go outside?
@@johannesberg8649 I mean, what did she have to lose at that point. I was thinking she was either gonna kill herself once Jojo told her the news, or she was gonna go out and die trying.
@@justinlee2300 Remember the "killing nathan" in his book? He's afraid elsa is going to leave him alone for Nathan but turns out he's dead anyway which was why he immediately confessed his love
During the film, Jojo's mother tells her son that dancing is critical, and shows god that they are happy to be alive. Fast forward to the ending, we see Jojo, an orphan, and Elsa, a Jewish teen displaced by the war, dancing. This scene makes for a great ending. A brilliant one.
It lacks an ending - what happens to them?
JoJo still has his dad
@@guidomista559 How so? He doesn't appear in the film. It's not known where he is, or even if he's alive or dead.
@@davidz2562 They live life. Life for the war orphans was hard, but there was a lot of support for them. Elsa is old enough, she is meant to be late teens, and she is jewish so she would have been easily able to apply for a visa. Food wasn't as much as an issue (the us kept sending food for several years), the lack of men ment jobs were available.
the possibilities are endless, that's the point. They're safe and free now.
It's sad cuz his mom said something like dancing is for people who are free and they dance when she's finally free at the end
how did jojo's mom die again
@@nanayu18 she got hung because she was a human rights actavists
Harry reviews thanks i guess that explains why jojo was hugging the body and why he suddenly stabbed elsa
It's especially sad that she died thinking Jojo was still full on Nazi mode, and never found out he'd warmed to Elsa and changed.
No shit Sherlock
When JoJo snapped his fingers and the music kicked in , goosebumps . What an inspired song choice .
This is one of my all time favourite movies.
I feel the same way. Perfect song for the perfect ending to a film I'll never forget.
I think the song is heroes but its in German am i correct,?
@@diegomajanao7927 It's Helden, David Bowie's version of Heroes sung in German. He also did a French version.
Also great orchestral foreboding before the song kicks in.
Great great movie but yes the snap of the fingers, then Bowie had me WOW
Just realised that Jojo happily snapping his fingers is a call back to earlier on when he wasn't able to in the tent. God I love this film 🐇🐇
SFSF nerd same
This ending is probably my favorite ending to a movie. Both a sad and beautiful moment that they are dancing like his mom always told him to and that he has completely changed from the beginning of the movie when he was full on team Hitler now he knows his perception was distorted and hated this girl for no reason and now he actually loves her.
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Feel the same about this film. Loved it.
Its another call back to highlight how he's grown.
He's 10 years old, he's still learning and growing and by god did he grow alot in this film.
The Snapping fingers, winking eyes, tying of shoe laces and most importantly...his humanity and reason
The acting of these two in this scene is just incredible. Not a word is spoken but you can feel their relief, joy, and freedom from their faces and dancing.
Bgn
Bgm
They literally talk.
They should create an Oscar for "best ending in a film". That would totally do it
ending to scarface was better
@@Sleemopings but Scarface didn't come out in 2019
and intro
Sadly, it wouldn't have won it, because of some Parasite...
Would have gone to parasite
Was I the only one that was really sad when captain k sacrificed himself
Nope, you arent.
And his boyfriend Finkel wasn't around so I'm guessing he was killed also.
Damn!!! I Love that scene.
That was so sad :(((
DUDE! I allllmost aaallmoooost cried there!! Captain k was more that a joke....F
I can’t remember a movie that’s hit me like this ever.
This film is going to stick with me for a while that’s for sure. I’m still wondering how a kid as young as that can be THAT GOOD of an actor. Beautiful film!
rocky, creed, reel steel (i'm sorry you said hit and I was tryna make a joke)
meh, movie reminds me exactly of Napolean dynamite.
The boy in the stripped pajamas
Toby Wood I cant stop thinking about the film especially this scene
The ending is a tear jerker.
true that
cried buckets
And you don’t even have to see the full movie. Just gotta know what the movie is about and it makes you cry
I seen this when it first came out and then i showed it to my wife at this scene she started crying and i really appreciate where i am and i really thank god for that
@@wa.sabi-1730 Nah you kinda have to see the movie to understand what their doing.
Someone said “a German and a Jew dancing to David Bowie’s ‘Heroes’ in the middle of a street in 1940’s Berlin”. Beautiful.
Sounds like a perfect joke setup
Wasn’t Berlin but ok
@@SavAgeOfAquarius In this film he is German so..
I'm pretty sure they were both German lol. I thought that was obvious considering the movie takes place in Germany.
More like Vienna, but ok
Son- Dad why is my sister named Rose?
Dad- because your mom loves flowers
Son- thanks dad
Dad- no problem, last 2 minutes of Jojo rabbit
Hugo Playz do you not look at memes
Aum Trivedi 😂😂😂 love this
@Hugo Playz They make no sense to you, simple-minded creature.
@Hugo Playz No place for those without meme knowledge.. Get your level up if you want to experience the little happiness we get when some great person type these type of golden words and gave us 2 sec of little laugh in this fucked up world
@Hugo Playz (big sighs at people that refuse to explain jokes)
The son's sister is named after something the mother loved, the son's name (presuming it's allowable by literally anyone involved) is "Last 2 Minutes of Jojo Rabbit" (presumably because the dad loved that specifically)
Rosie: Life is a gift, we must celebrate it. We have to dance to show god we are grateful to be alive.
Jojo: Well, I won't dance, dancing is for people who don't have a job.
Rosie: Dancing is for people who are free. It's an escape from all of this.
Jojo: What's the first thing you'll do when you're free?
Elsa: Dance...
I'm not crying
@@ColmK83 my eyes are sweating
Not tear invoking at all...
Sofia Boncoraglio when I watched this, I was unemployed... his line hit hard, I didn’t feel like dancing. Now I have a job and I feel like dancing :)
Elsa: Dance...
Elsa Actually: Slap the Nazi boy in the face.. then dance.
The part where Elsa sees the US flag always gives me chills and makes me very emotional to think that this was a real thing that happened
Yeay!!! . thousands of ppl died!!!
oooooraaaaay!!!
Amazing how people now are "learning history" from hollywood movies
@@starkiler13 MILLIONS.
Except it was Not usa but USSR
@@starkiler13 Yay thousands of Nazis died yeah
Any movie that ends with heroes, in any language, is a win in my book
True
It’s also kinda cool because Bowie recorded the album Heroes in Berlin :)
Can you tell me more examples where 'Heroes' is in the movie whether at the end or at any part of it? Cheers
And series that ends with heroes too, like Regular Show
Nofarewell Perks of Being a Wallflower
Its just amazing how the movie started with Jojo going outside his house as a Nazi. Then it ended with Jojo going outside without that stupid idealism.
Daniel Pineda that’s the art of this movie
Up next Jojo embarks on a bizzare adventure with the stardust crusaders to defeat DIO
Ora ora ora
the look on his face in the last shot priceless
@@oseandepartmentofnarcotics *Braka Monoga!*
This is the first movie that I've cried and laughed at within moments of each other. Incredible movie. Its so weird that I have't stopped thinking about it since. Absolute ripper
I have a manly man personality, I teared up with a sob when he found his mom hanging.
@@mwillblade Same here. Haven't cried at a movie before this one. And the ending was perfect too. Nearly teared up there
@@sebbenson6213 If you enjoyed this film you should watch "Life is Beautiful". You won't be disappointed.
@@mwillblade Same here mate.
@@mwillblade I hoping it was someone else with the same shoes and coat.
I'm a grown ass man with tattoos and a beard. I have a big dog, a deep voice, and I like action movies and sports. AND .... I cried like a big fat stupid baby during this movie. I'm not ashamed. I'm getting a little misty-eyed right now just thinking about it.
What's wrong with crying? We're only human after all.
Same here.
we are human
Congratulations on your tattoos and beard, and big dog and....god 😑
Same here.I think that the more we grow old the more we get sensitive.
That is how I am going to dance after all this coronavirus thing ends.
I'll be back and we can dance together
Yes , i need My life back
Same!😂😂😂
When we’re free. Dancing is for people who are free.
That's exactly what I thought of too!
this film makes me believe in cinema again
It's a sign of hope when a beautiful film can emerge from the cespit that is Hollywood.
Wow😳
2019 has been a good year for cinema, Parasite, Uncut Gems and this have already become modern classics.
That's why you vote with your wallets! Support Taika and others and you'll see even more amazing films like this!!
this and Joker
God, this movie is a masterpiece.
TheJEDIBRANDON yeah man saw it two days after it release. Best movie I’ve seen
YES!!!
AAAAAAAAMEEEEEEEEEEEEN
@@mrsjfkjr i cant say its best movie ive ever seen ... But yes , its masterpiece
I won't go as far as to call it a masterpiece
This final scene is absolute poetry. When Heroes kicked in, watching them free and silly, I found myself crying and laughing at the same time. What a movie
Capolavoro di Bowie e film ⚡👍
You and me both...
*People who didn't watch this movie* : Uh, why they're dancing on the Street?
*People who watched this film* : oh god, they're dancing! *crying*
Why would people watch the ending when they didn't even watch the movie anyway?
@@markuzzepeda7040 It's really really nice to see someone with open mind like you even when you haven't watched the movie. There are alot of people who hate the movie for no reason and they haven't watched the movie yet.
Elsa is FREAKING free!
Jojo lives by himself I guess
I SHOULDNT HAVE BUT I CRIED FOR THE LAST 15 MINS IT WAS EMBARRASSING
*People in Germany seeing these two dance without music for no reason:*
?
Let everything happen to you
Beauty and Terror
Just keep going
No feeling is final.
This quote is everything I need right now.
@kloic 1
The story went:
"Give me something that has power to make a sad man happy - and a happy man sad".
And hence, this too, will pass text on a ring. The temporal nature of life means that nothing ever remains the same. if we are attached to something, that notion makes us sad. That we'll lose whatever we are attached to.
But, if we are in misery, in pain, we know it end, something else will come along. This too, shall pass.
This quote shows if you truly are open to let yourself learn from every experience that it is all one journey, and even death won't keep you from it. Just a new expireriance and consciences to learn from. A very fitting end, to a beautiful movie, where even the Horrer of Hitler does not have the final say. Fuck you Hitler, and to Coronavirus, up your big one ( picture a asshole emoji)
@kloic 1
No it's fine what you wrote, I just wanted to add to it :)
Rainer is a great writer. I read him in my 20's
This movie will get better with age. I know it will.
Yeah me too. I am pretty sure that will become a cult movie
For sure this will be a classic...
I mean it’s already fantastic. Can’t wait for it to grow on more people
sharp.... greetzz from the future
This is the best WWII movie I’ve ever seen. The immense connection I felt to the characters watching this film made them feel practically like family, (which shouldn’t be surprising, I come from German and Jewish families). This ending is beautiful, emotional, simple yet complex, and fills me with a sense of wholeness that no movie has ever done before.
Thank you, JoJo Rabbit.
And thank you Bea the Cat. I hope these days do not return for anybody, but the world is full of weirdos, cowards, envy, greed, as shown by Trump, it only take the right,(or should that be wrong) person to be in the right place at the right time under the right circumstances and pow we've struck a match onto a powder trail leading to a powderkeg(s) attached to a dam with the capacity to destroy us all. When and where will the next Trump come along with easy answers and solutions for the gullible?. If folk think with the election of Biden, these gullible Trumpster idiots will go away, think again. They will try and get into power again, one way or the other. And if they do, God help us all.
I have to admit that Schindler's List is the greatest WWII film that I've ever seen but Jojo is just as good, in a different way.
I’d say Saving Private Ryan is probably the best WWll movie
My favorite movie of all time. How can one movie make you laugh, cry and just experience the range of emotions Jojo Rabbit does? I don’t know how he did it but taika waititi made an absolute masterpiece. Just watching this ending again made me want to tear up and sent chills down my spine. It’s an absolutely marvelous film and I really hope it gains more popularity as the years go on
This film is the best description on what was going on in Germany from an emotional side. I do not think anything was exaggerated. I mean sentences like: "Grab that granate an hug everyone who looks foreign"
i just came here after i was fired due to covid-19, this scene just gives me hope and makes me happy, no feeling is final.
Good luck to you ❤️ sending all the love & positivity your way
Sorry for you bro, things will get better 🙏
My brother was told to work without pay for 4 months and reduced payscale after that period ,he resigned..!
Good luck dude
you still alive my dude?
The final ending shows JoJo grown to be anti-hate, to have understood what is love, desperate to keep beside him the only person he has left in the world to love... ❤️ • Gosh ohh gosh, how beautiful is that !!!
Very!
Beautiful as it gets!
It's really awesome to see JoJo overcome his indoctrination and even went out as far as kicking imaginary Hitler in the nuts lmao
She wouldn't keep him in her life.
And the actual story ( caging skies the book waititi adapted from) shows him caging her for 4 more years until she realises what's happening and leaves him forever.
“It just satire comedy” they said
Masterpiece they never said
Because many of us judge first before actually seeing the context of it.
"Never judge a book by its cover" we say but almost nobody ever listens
They just said that because Disney wanted EVERYONE to know that it doesnt glorify Hitler
This movie got robbed at the Oscar’s, this was masterpiece of a film
It went over the"Oscars" heads. Sad!
One of my favorite movies of all time.
There wasn't enough diversity and inclusion for it to register on their radar.
@@Kopp203 this is such a weird comment
Downfall also was robbed.
"we must dance to show god that we are grateful to be alive"
@Dr Professor what?
@Dr Professor oh no, according to the Bible, they were chosen to prepare all mankind for the coming of God and save all. Now everyone is equal.
I must’ve watched this ending 30 times now
TheGusBus same
Me too
True that
same
It’s beautiful.
I was NOT expecting to be absolutely gutted by this film.
I wish Bowie could have seen this. Bookending such a poignant and whimsical movie with a feeling of hope and promise, using a song he wrote, can only imagine what it must feel like. Great music really does live on forever.
👍
Absolutely love his helden "hero" song, got me jumping when i first heard the beat
David Bowie was a paedophile, so he'd probably be distracted by wanting to bang the kids.
@@Bayen737me too
When COVID 19 it's all over, this will be THE song and we'll all go dancing.
Was just thinking the same thing. Can’t wait for that moment!
Helden will be king
Tell me when you guys start dancing.
Hell fucking yea
- "Will it be dangerous by then?"
- "Extremely!"
*Goes out and dance*
the dance scene is one of the most beautiful scene in cinema history
periodt
I don’t know if I’d go that far but of the year definitely
The fact that in the movie freedom was represented by dancing was what made this scene so great.
ty gamer I saw it more as 2 people dancing through the suffering and trauma of what happened in the movie and for what life still had installed for the both of them.
But the fact that it’s left up to the audience is the best part of this scene as it is all and none of interpretations at once, making whatever we the audience want it to be.
Yes!!!!!
The day I saw this film I felt hopelessly depressed. Like there was no way out kind of depressed. I impulsively made the decision to go see a movie to get my mind off of everything and goddamn it it was the best decision I could have made in that time and mentality. I will forever credit Taika Waititi for potentially helping me avoid further disaster on myself and on my family and friends.
I'm glad to hear that. It's the kind of movie that people just need to see.
Many of us have been there. Remeber the quote at the ending? It's OK to feel everything. Just keep moving forward.
JC E So true. The good days come when you keep pushing forward
@@jc9140 That's probably the thing that pushed me forward.
I watch Taika's films - Thor Ragnarok, What we do in the Shadows, now Jojo Rabbit as a way to cope with life. They make me feel better and a tiny bit hopeful
People don't talk about this movie enough. It's a masterpiece
His mother said that dancing is for the free--Jojo is dancing too because he's finally free from indoctrination.
They are dancing not just because the Allies won against the Nazis.
They are dancing because
love, peace, innocence and happiness won against racism, hatred and death
Indeed. Every ideology coul be used as a reason for being a dick.
But there are also many ideologies we can use to create good.
We are not the ideas we believe. We are the things we decide to do.
TRUE!
#PeaceNotHate 👧💙
It’s cause they’re free.
I hope it continues to win for years to come.
War is still present in Europe and in all of the world, hatred, war, conflict and violence, are not great but they are a part of human nature, people now specially westerners think that war is so alien and distant from them that they will be completely unprepered and shocked once the next conflict eventually breaks out that being trade war, actual war or whatever, you don't create the largest empires in human history without being selfish, this idea that hatred, death, war and so on can somehow be eradicated from society is so silly to me
Me before JoJo Rabbit: Huh, a satirical movie that’s make fun of nazis. That looks pretty funny
Me after JoJo Rabbit: OMG they’re dancing 😭😭😭
I know right? I went in expecting a full blown comedy...what I got was a masterpiece that had me in tears.
Same
@@BCS1105 my exact reaction 😭
Same.
Same here. Seen it twice now. Same reaction both times 😢
“Dancing is for people who are free”
The sad scene in this destroyed me. You know which one it is.
Nah, I don't.
The one with the hanging?
The one when he stabs Elsa?
The War?
Blueguy where his mother is hanged
That scene killed me!!! The shoes!😞
@@danielle4405 When I was watching it for the second time my mam walked in during the hanging scene. She wasn't happy. Not with me but with the film. She said she wouldn't watch the entire movie then.
Blueguy no matter what you can’t make everyone happy. It’s an anti war satire. It’s labeled as a comedy. Some people are offended by the “glamorizing of Hitler” and those same critics want it to be more realistic about ww2. So .. they accurately depict the heartbreaking ending for the mom for being part of “the resistance” and then people are upset she’s hanged? But they wanted accurate representation of nazi Germany and not ALL comedy? So what can you do? In my opinion they balanced the comedy and series/deeper topics out pretty well! But I also understand it’s not for everybody.
Jojo almost looks like a tiny David Bowie.
yes the hair tops It...no pun intended lol
Where's the red lightning bolt
@@mackielunkey2205 He had more characters than Aladdin Sane yknow lmao
Changes was in the Thin White Duke era, wasn't it? Or fairly close.
@@mackielunkey2205 his scars?
I LOVED JoJo’s development in this movie! His actor was phenomenal and it makes sense why he got a Golden Globe nomination
BlueLucario98
Golden wind nomination
His actor was fantastic. It was hard to believe this was his first film/debut as an actor
I will watch his career with great interest
He started out as a Hitler idolizer who didn’t know any better and grew into a sensible boy who was anti Hitler
Come on, according to Grace Randolph Jojo didn't change at all. It's not like he kicked imaginary Hitler out the window with "Fuck off, Hitler!" or anything like that...
I love how they blend the two versions of heroes. Perfectly done.
These two actors will be stars when they're older
They already are lmaooo (because yknow movie and stuff)
Im from the future, and Thomasin McKenzie just got a lead role in Edgar Wrights new movie Last Night in Soho
i saw that they’re gonna be in some more major movies. i’m just saying they made their point in this film that they can act so i’ll be supporting everything they’ll be in from now on
That is a good quote
Let everything happen to you
Beauty and terror
Just keep going
No feeling is final.
Its powerful among other reasons because it is written by the Author of All Quiet on the Western Front who was a soldier in the German Army during the first World War.
Randi Johnson Remarque is the author of All Quiet on the Western Front, but this quote is from Rilke.
I love that as well.
Can we also admire the quote from Rilke in the end . It basically sums up the emotion of this film
First time I’ve ever heard David Bowes Heroes and it is now my favorite song of all time.
👋
0:40 if you listen with headphones you can hear the riff of heroes really softly, it sounds like angels
It sounds like Robert Fripp
My ears catched the song at same moment but then the song started playing in german
That part is performed by the 10 tenors. Look them up
@@navyseal1011 it gives me chill when they harmonize this intro
So beautiful, love it
was I the only one who started crying, hearing Heroes at the end
Yes, Bowie would have been proud!
I accept that I had to control myself because I was with my parents, my mom was crying and my dad got a bit emotional, if I started crying, they will lose, when I got home I cried like a baby and smiled and danced.
Yep, When I heard Robert Fripp's long sustained first note of Heroes I knew...and then when the song kicked in as Jojo's snapped his fingers, the tears came. I could watch this 50 times and still get choked up at that moment.
I'm sure you're not alone in that.
@@NSHM122 hi did Robert fripp sing this German version or Bowie? Sorry i don't know who Robert is but i really like this version
As soon as I heard the familiar tune to Heroes, I was patiently waiting until that drop and was like "YES!"
Same
It’s like you can hear Heroes in your bones - you know it’s the perfect choice and it’s coming even without fully hearing it. I love this ending so much. I’M NOT CRYING, YOU’RE CRYING 😭
So true...
It was a german version for the lulz
@@Grafferty Exactly. Goddamn Taika chopping onions in here 😢
Melhor final, apenas! Obrigado por isso, Taika Waititi! 🥺❤️
Do nada o Telecine aqui kkkkkkk
@@Tadeu. Eu amo esse filme, poxa! 😅
hola amigo
Sorry I only speak freedom
@@Helldiver5n23 *english
The way Jojo and Elsa just break into smiles at the end ... I swear I could watch the entire film over and over for that moment.
You know what's gonna happen once she starts moving her shoulders. That was really well done and got me a bit emotional. Great movie, ignore the critics with hearts of ice.
You put it perfectly. "Hearts of ice." Their hearts so cold they completely miss the message of the film.
Ignore the critics? Critics loved it. Just a handful of them thought otherwise.
@@GirishKumarBhat it's metacritics score is just 58 tho... I don't get it why...
I cried while smiling 😭
Saaaaame. Tears of joy and sadness at the same time. I already liked Taika but this made me elevate him to God status
Same, first time I went to see it I was cursing at Taika for a rollercoaster of emotions, I was still crying then in a moment I was smiling again ❤️
Just watched the movie again but this time with my cousin and his 11-year-old daughter. Probably the first “serious” movie she’s seen and she was moved and thoroughly enjoyed it and asked so many excellent questions about the war, why what happened happened and how do we know it can’t happen again. A brilliant movie to show young kids the perils of hate and polarization. Bless you Taika.
1:57 i love how elsa just looks up at the sky. she looks so grateful and it looks like she’s thanking god for helping her be free from the hiding and from the fear
When the poem appeared on the screen I started to cry so hard...a perfect ending to a beautiful movie
Let everything happen to you
Beauty and terror
Just keep going
No feeling is final
- Rainer Maria Rilke
Such a wholesome ending for a movie about war and tragedy
Loved the ending sadly children fought for the 3 rd Reich along with elders so many died because of one man and his followers
This is one of the most well crafted, gifted stories, told in the most beautiful manner and yet it won't strike a chord with the people in general. Every single person associated with this beauty, needs to be appreciated.
I will forever like this movie. May be this will be my potion to every pain in my course of life
Even when you step on lego bricks?
James Thiyam yep
I been having some struggles in life lately. This film made me smile for the first time in a while.
During Jojo and Elsa's freedom dance I was totally and completely overwhelmed with the largest wave of emotion, of happiness, sadness, and relief. When the Rilke quote appeared, it hit me so hard, beautifully encapsulating the film. Me and the Mrs walked out of the cinema, she was like "what did you think?" and I just burst into tears trying to express everything I felt. Absolutely stunning film. Hilarious, with heaps of heart.
That's a lovely description of how the ending effected you. I felt much the same - I doubt I'll ever forget this movie.
@@curiousworld7912 imo the best film ever made. As the years go by, people will appreciate it more and more and I believe it'll turn into a classic.
I shared your experience and love the way you put it into words!!
Wow. Thank you for sharing this description. That's how amazing movies are supposed to make you feel and the way you described your experience, especially the part about bursting into tears as a response was really powerful and just really hit me. ❤
This honestly rivals a whole bunch of fantastic film endings for me. La La Land, Interstellar, The Usual Suspects, Chinatown.... instead of something grand or hard hitting to try and match the emotion of the war, we have two kids awkwardly dancing in the street, as a final payoff to Elsa’s wish for what she would do when she was free. Thomasin McKenzie doesn’t even speak in this scene, and she sells ever emotion amazingly. Taika please direct every film from now on
Nah, Taika doesn't take seriously anything. His niche is comedy lets bot get crazy here
Rodrigo Odon Salcedo Cisneros his preferred genre is comedy. His directorial niche is indie happy-sad cinema, blending the sweetness of the comedy with the reality of life. It's present in every single film he has done.
Rodrigo Odon Salcedo Cisneros do you wanna be serious with a comedy?
Your aren't be serious aren't you?
@@aa-to6ws oh mate, taika take jokes very seriously....once even shows great upset about it. In the video break a scene of jojo rabbit.
Yes, PLEASE, Taika.
I think this is one of the most powerfully beautiful movie endings I have ever seen. I think of it often and it gives me goosebumps every time.
I love the backtrack of "Heroes" throughout the scene before the song actually kicks in; the faint humming and strings really give the song/scene a new feeling and helps with the buildup and I think it's subtly awesome.
Check out Hollywood Vampires doing Heroes great cover
It is a cover by The Ten Tenors
Hands down my favorite movie of 2019. It takes enough talent on its own to bring out the comedy in arguably the darkest moment of modern history, and it takes so much more to delicately balance that humor with moments of tragedy that do not shy away from the horrors of that time. When Jojo bumps into the shoes, when him and Elsa watch the city getting bombed from their window, when the Hitler Youth are fighting in the street's towards the end, and when Captain K tears Jojo's Hitler Youth jacket off so he doesn't get killed by the firing squad, all unforgettable moments. Combine all of this with just outstanding performances from Thomasin Mckenzie, Roman Griffith-Davis, Scarlett Johannsen, and Sam Rockwell, this will be a movie I will definitely be coming back to time and time again.
This will forever be my favorite movie 2019
2020
Dorito Chips Too bad lots of people aren’t too keen on the humour. The film is clearly not for everyone.
@@mackielunkey2205 I was the only one laughing at times...dry humour is not for everyone
@@mackielunkey2205 I don't know... I really felt like this movie and it's vibe got less funny with every moment Jojo realised the world he lived in and got less and less naive... I felt like this movie was strongly about losing innocence and growing up. And as Jojo lot his naivety, I felt the movie get more to the point and serious with every moment.
Awesome, incredible and really impactful experience. And "Heroes" in the context of the whole movie couldn't have been a better choice.
"What do we do now?"
"We're free Jojo, we'll dance...we'll dance."
Turns out hes on the Eastern side
LET'S DANCE!
*TORTURE DANCE INTENSIFIES*
Oh wait, where am i
I cried so much during this scene. Its so beautiful. And heartbreaking. And just brilliant. Perfect ending. The music, their execution. Taika is really something. And ofc the actors too, suited their roles to a tee. Perfect casting.
definitely my favorite movie of 2019 and probably one of the most pure and lovely endings of all time
Amen
The Ending That Sadly Anne Frank Never Had.
Ivanperez 128 YOU STUPID BITCH
Ivanperez 128 bad time
@Marcus-Aerilius Maximus actually, it is believed anne was caught when the german officers tracked down people using black market cards, many of which were the jewish people. it was unlucky anne was caught.
Ej Vista yeah she was
@ReadyforWeirdtoo? How is it the U.S's fault?
When Jojo opened the door for Elsa and she asked if it was dangerous... I said “extremely” at the same time as him
In the beginning of the film, I said "...you become a man" at the same time as Jojo.
Same!!!!!!
He lied to her because he didn’t want to be all alone😭
Just wish the dancing part of this scene had gone on for a little longer
It does this video kinda cut it short
So do I
This movie is a master piece BUT this ending scene is just superb , out of this world, it gets me everytime (I’m crying right now)
I watched this movie a week ago. All I can say is I haven’t really been the same since. This movie really touched me in a way I didn’t think was even possible. I have done my best to share this movie with anyone who will listen. It is a masterpiece in every way. Thank you to everyone who was involved in gifting this to us.
Same thoughts , especially Jojos mom and her philosophy in life "life is a gift , you have to dance to show god that you're Grateful" in the most depressing of times, that one has probably changed me for good !
If you liked this movie, then you should definitely watch Hunt for the Wilderpeople. It's also by Taika Waititi, and its really good
Fun fact, the director of the film plays the hitler character.
A masterpiece?! We don't know what happens to them, but things don't look good.
@@davidz2562 Where are you coming from? This film doesn't need to be 4 hours long
I need to see my mom... I need some cuddle
😭😭😭
I cried when the cute little Yorki said these lines.
Doctor: you have three minutes to live, what will you do?
Me:
This comment will be seriously unappreciated.
what a way to go out
To Look into my beautiful wife’s eyes.
Could I get 2 hours instead, to watch the movie again?
Damn, but he sacrificed his stand didn’t he? A true jojo ending.
But he gained the power of dance.
@@johnmccarron7066 In the sequel, JoJo will learn posing.
Good
Now we'll have hamon back again
ADLOFO HITHEROO REQUEIM
Its crazy that he kick his stand through a window
Jojo Rabbit and 1917 has a special place in my heart. These movies are phenomenal.
2 great movies....
Jojo is grreat. 1917 meh. I mean 1917 was great to watch as a movie, but too many plot holes. I literally laughed when the two protagonists were trying to save the German pilot without disarming him first. Were you guys not in a hurry, why care about an enemy soldier? Dumb plot, lazy writting. And the emotional ending? It's well filmed indeed, but come on, if they didn't try to save that pilot, they wouldn't have to rush on the battlefield, and they could've saved the first wave of soldiers. The whole plot is just so forced, doesn't make sense
@@FF-bj4nq Your criticism are all stupid.
They didn’t disarm him because they didn’t know he was armed and they were more concerned about getting him out of the burning plane.
“ why care about an enemy soldier”
I don’t know maybe not wanting your fellow man to burn to death. Them saving the pilot is what any sane person would do. They had no idea he was going to stab them as well. This point is dumb.
Your main problem is that two humans felt empathy towards a man burning to death and tried to help him like a normal person would. This says more about you then it does the film.
@@ronaldmcdonald2817 How could they not know he was armed? Isn't that blade so obvious? I spotted it in the cinema immediately. Okay, even if they didn't know, they should always check it first. Where the heck was their training? Were British soldiers that dumb in WWI? That's way too disrespectful to all the brilliant soldiers.
So you felt empathy, that's nice, then just like the main protagonist said, they should shoot him to end his pain, not to save him. Your points were established solely on "yeah why not feel empathy" but you totally misinterpreted my points and deliberately ignored the context that "they were in a hurry". They were on an urgent mission to deliver a message and save their own soldiers, they shouldn't care about anything else. But they wasted time to save an enemy. Then what would happen after saving him? They didn't know there was an allied troop nearby, so they had to capture that pilot and walk with him, only to furtherly slow them down and risk being spotted? That would be straight forward neglection of duty.
Not to mention that at the ending, the main protagonist ran on the battlefield to save a few minutes. Right, now he knew how precious time could be? But he risked his life, risked that the message would never be delivered, risked all the soldiers who were about to walk into the trap, risked the victory, in exchange for a few minutes? I know he thought he might save some soldiers from the first wave, but there was a bigger chance he lost his life there and ruined the entire campaign, that would result in much much more casualties. How irresponsible a soldier could be?
The result of their decisions was grave. No doubt that empathy is good, but feeling empathy on everything only to create greater suffering? Man that's hypocrisy. Hypocrisy as I see it is the cancer of mordern world and clearly it has poisoned your mind.
Anyway, this movie is just another typical hypocritical Hollywood movie that trades logic and reality for emotions, and makes some stupid lucky bastard save the world. If you fall for the emotions, you fall for their propaganda. It is a good movie, not because it's good, but because you don't get anything better nowadays
@@FF-bj4nq They probably didn’t notice the blade as they were more concerned with getting him out of the plane and stopping him from dying, same reason for not checking for weapons.
Them saving the pilot took them only like 5 seconds. Saving the pilot wasn’t a huge time consumer. The reason Schofield was rushing at the end and had to run across the battlefield is because he was knock out by the German sniper in the town and ended up losing a lot of time from it.
They also probably tied the German pilot to something and left him some water. Also, what do you mean being spotted? The Germans retreated to the Hindenburg Line that’s why the British troops were able to move freely through previously occupied territories.
Him running on the battlefield made no difference as the German artillery still made it into the frontline trench. He was no safer in the trench’s then on the battlefield plus he didn’t have to go through all the other soldiers blocking his way. Also, the battle was going to fail anyway if Schofield was killed or not, the first wave failed to take the Hindenburg line and the second wave wouldn’t have either.
What propaganda?
Your main problems are mostly consistent of you thinking saving the pilot would take them hours and human characters not wanting another to burn to death.
When I heard the essence of “Heros” playing and then seeing her start to sway I welled up. Such a fantastic ending!
Can’t believe the ending is already up on TH-cam, great movie such an amazing cast
So wrong to show it as well go to see it in the movies
This movie is an instant classic for me where im gonna be watching this back for yrs has everything
I love how you can hear a little bit heroes ringing in the background before he asks “what do we do now” truly a great film.
Definitely! It starts around 0:40, excellent way to build up to the full song while still fitting the mood of the scene