heartbreaking and hillarious JOJO RABBIT (2019) ☾ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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It was a joke in the script, but the mention of a rumour that Hilter had only one ball (the Gestapo guy saying nonsense he has 4) was based on a short UK song during WW2 sung to boost morale - th-cam.com/video/H9bY6gC50Co/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jA9iRqgR1MLn6pPq
And frighteningly this commedy is heavily based on fact. The Hitler youth did have camps like that etc
It wasn't Rosie's bike, but it's certainly implied that Captain K. knew what had happened, and rushed over to do what he could to protect JoJo and Elsa. That's why he told JoJo to stay at home and look after Elsa.
Captain K's story and motivations are only ever implied, because the entire story is told through JoJo's naive perspective, but it's hinted several times that he and Finkel are secretly lovers, which of course creates an inner conflict between Captain K's genuine pride in his career as a soldier and his disillusionment of Hitler's politics, which would have him and Finkel put to death if they were ever subjected to more scrutiny. This fate is probably only avoided because he's a popular war hero, so people look the other way. We don't know how directly involved he is with the resistance, but it's pretty clear that he does very little to aid the German war effort. And their final blaze of glory consists of little more than posing, prancing, and firing their guns harmlessly in the air, proudly showing off their new uniforms, replete with explicitly gay symbols. Going out (and coming out) on their own terms.
This also makes Captain K's final scene with JoJo all the more heartbreaking. Finkel is conspicuously absent, and Captain K. clutches his cape. Captain K. knows he's come to the end, and says as much, but has a chance to do one last heroic deed before going to join his fallen love, a bittersweet smile on his face.
It's ironic that the Nazis would have put people to death for being gay. Hermann Wilhelm Göring was gay and Hitler knew it. He turned a blind eye to it because the man was a war hero and a good military leader. There's double standards in every government.
She is right, it was Rosie's bike.
Something I missed in the several times I watched it.
Rosie's bike was black, Captain K's bike was tan. But having watched that scene so many times, I believe the reaction and everyone commenting is right that Captain K was there on a mission.
He apologized for being late because he had a flat, so carried it... meaning to me he was trying to get to Jojo ahead of the Gestapo to warn jojo to hide Elsa. And then all the "heils" intentionally to stall for time to give Elsa more time to hide or costume herself. Posturing and positioning himself to be the one reading Inga's papers.
Captain K would have no other reason for being at the house. And his situation disillusioned with the party, and having to hide his sexuality in the same way as Elsa; he clearly empathized with Jojo/Elsa/Rosie. And then you rightly spot he warns Jojo not to leave the house, I interpret his hoping to spare Jojo seeing Rosie hanging.
Captain K's character is a great example of why the screenplay won the Oscar, among its raft of 34 awards including many for writing and directing, and why Sam Rockwell among the cast won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast/ensemble.
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It definitely wasn't Rosie's bike. We see her bike, and this one doesn't have a basket. Also its design is a boy's bike; hers is a girl's bike.
Sam rockwell is always amazing, but especially so in this movie.
"I am descended from those who wrestle angels and kill giants" is such a goddamn hardcore line.
*supposedly
Depends on how much stock you put into religious spookums
Its a hardcore line in any conviction you put your believes in, even if that means just yourself@@punklover99
could've also said i am descended from those who failed to form a country for three thousand years and have been expelled from every single country they've ever been in due to their invasive culture.
@@pxpqWe get it, you think the Nazis are the good guys.
@@punklover99accuracy has little to do with badassery. I do consider that story to fully be a myth, but it's still an awesome line.
"You are not a Nazi JoJo. You're a ten year old kid who likes swastikas and likes dressing up in a uniform and wants to be part of a club. But you are not a Nazi". That scene kills me every time, People think that if you yell at the brainwashed extremists of the world that they will somehow come around. Maybe just maybe someone talking to them and reinforcing their humanity like this is far more effective.
So he was a Nazi,,,
It's one way. Look up Derek Black, son of the founder of Stormfront. He became friends with people he didn't realize were Jewish and when he found out, it made him reevaluate what he had been taught all his life. Instead of turning him into a campus pariah or trying to get him canceled, they invited him to the local Chabad for a Sabbath dinner.
Eh, you can't ignore that JoJo is a child. Adult extremists cannot be handled the same way as brainwashed children.
@vadalia3860 look up Daryl Davis. He's about as successful as one can get at making extremists find their humanity again. That's EXACTLY how he does it. Yelling at people only makes them dig their feet in.
@@vadalia3860the thing is many of those reformed say that they mostly needed a community and that’s why they joined. It’s so pathetic.
That is The Beatles at the beginning. They rerecorded many of their hits in German which they learned while living in Hamburg in their formative years.
Yup, that one was "I Want To Hold Your Hand" (1964).
Not "many;" only two: "Komm, Gibt Mir Diene Hand," (I Wanna Hold Your Hand), and "Sie Lieb Dich" (She Loves You). Both were a bit of a thank you to the country where they became The Beatles.
Nice little detail: Hitler was a non-smoker, even once tried to get cigarettes banned from Germany. The imaginary Hitler keeps offering them to Jojo, because he thinks thats what adults do, but it only shows how little he knows about the real Hitler.
Also, he was vegetarian and would hardly have eaten a unicorn if he had one.
Taika Watiti actually did no research on Hitler as a person for this role, because he said he doesn't deserve to have research done on his personal life
@@Anemoia22well obviously he did research on him that’s bullshit
@@paralystepsis summary: "nuh uh"
Very progressive
This was the movie that made me laugh and cry the most in 2019. It created this absolutely perfect mixture between satire and drama. Every joke hits all the good spots. Taika Waititi's best work? Probably.
As a whole movie. Yes.
But my fav is What we do in the shadow.
Hunt for the wilderpeople is great too, it's got a similar kind of mixture of humor and straight emotional gutpunches.
Here’s a little detail that I love that most people miss on a first viewing - after Jojo’s accident with the grenade, he makes several comments about his disfigured face throughout the rest of the movie and then at one point he and Elsa have the following exchange (23:35):
Elsa - …we’re also attracted to shiny things…crystal, glass, gold.
Jojo - But also ugly things. Jews love ugliness. That’s another thing we learned in school. You love them, yes? Ugly things…
And then we see him with a pensive look on his face as he stares at himself in the mirror. We don’t know exactly what he’s thinking - but it’s likely something along the lines of a) if Jews love ugly things and b) I have an ugly, disfigured face, then c) maybe it’s possible that Elsa could love me. This is confirmed in the next scene when he asks imaginary Hitler if he thinks Jojo is ugly.
And Hitler's answer-which is of course Jo Jo's answer-is yes.
So many great comments here.
My favorite part is imagining Taika explaining to the studio heads “I’m going to have people saying Heil Hitler so often that it becomes absurd and hilarious… until it isn’t.
When Elsa has to say Heil Hitler to the Gestapo, the sudden chill is palpable. Masterful filmmaking that sets up what is about to happen.
Or Taika playing imaginary Hitler. Probably helped that he's Jewish
32:33 - The "stabbing" incident is one of my favorite moments in the movie, it's very cleverly staged, shot, and edited. It shows that Jojo is in a lot of pain and he blames her (the Jew) for his mom's death. He's not as strong as she is yet, so she stops him and when he slumps down to the ground she knows what happened to his mom, she knows from the look on his face and his actions, so then her reaction is also one of remorse. Then she sits with him to help console him. That whole scene communicates so much without a single word. So much for that "NO STABBING!!!" advice.
Not remorse, but empathy
@@craigplatel813 Remorse for the mother, empathy for Jojo.
@@tfpp1remorse would mean that she feels guilty for her death. That's not what's happening in that scene.
@@craigplatel813 It also means regret for a wrong that was committed. I think it's possible she feels the slightest bit of regret mixed in with the rest of her emotions because the mom should not have been killed.
You didn't recognize the actor playing Jojo, Roman Griffin Davis, because this is his 1st credit. Incredible performance for someone so young and never having done film before.
I said that as well in the outro ☺️
22:30 Those were different people than the ones that were bullying Jojo. They wer grown men coming home from the front. The ones bullying Jojo were older boys who were being recruited because Germany was desperate for more soldiers. It highlights the difference in maturity between the grown men who'd seen the reality of war and the boys who's heads were full of stories.
Those camps were real. At meals there was a clipboard with a piece of paper and a pencil. An officer would walk around and watch to see which boys signed their name. A few weeks later, the boys who put their name down were sent a letter ordering them to report for basic training. This is how two of my uncles "volunteered". They thought it was an attendance sheet. One was 15, the other 16. My opa refused to sign. He didn't trust them. The way he "volunteered" was an officer walked into his classroom with a dozen gestapo, and informed them that they had all just "volunteered", and then matched the entire school down to a police station to sign forms. He had just turned 14.
So, your grandfather was younger than your uncles?
Well, not completely impossible, I guess.
And yet...
We call that, voluntold
@@o.b.7217 I'm assuming he meant great uncles. It's not unusual to call great uncles and great aunts just uncles and aunts.
that must have been terrifying for them..
The version of this the Western nations employ is that once you vote for a candidate, you can never then question Any Of Their Decisions, just like the constitution says.
This movie walks such a fine line between laughter and tragedy. It could so easily not have worked in the hands of someone less skilled. Instead, it's a one of a kind movie that absolutely expresses pure human truth. Masterpiece.
yes I think the film is told from the perspective of a 10yo boy who has an innocent heart despite the situation at hand, thus there is still laughter and beauty in the world although an adult would not see it that way. His mother actively interacts with him in a way to let him keep as much of his innocence as possible while also balancing that with exposing him to the ugly reality of the situation they were living in....difficult balancing act.
Its a good lesson. As hard as times might get.... while not ignoring the truth of the situation, don't abandon all hope and joy in life. That might be exactly the thing that gets you through it all.
Captain K was absolutely the MVP. Closeted gay soldier in love with his friend Freddie.
The battle uniform had pink triangles, indicating homosexuals and by God, he went out onbhis own terms, loud and proud in that outfit.
Freddie mustnt have survived because he was aline and with no furthur ourpose but to see Jojo to safety. Fabulous character.
Right at the very beginning you mentioned that the music sounded very much like The Beatles. Actually that song really WAS The Beatles, singing one of their early huge hit songs, I Want To Hold Your Hand, which they had recorded in German for their large German audience. They also recorded one more of their huge early songs, She Loves You, in German. They were huge sellers, of course, in Germany during the days of Beatlemania.
Using the Beatles at the beginning is to show that Germans in the 30's reacted to Hitler in the same manner as people reacted to the Beatles during beatlemania.
Don't forget the sound-track - especially Bowie's "We Can be Heros", at the end. Oh , and yes, it was the Beatles at the start, they played a lot in Germany in the very early sixties, before they blew up.
"It sounds very Beatles"
Very indeed, so much it actually was the Beatles themselves singing in German back inthe 60s
When this first came out, I had serious doubts about it. With having a deep appreciation for history, I didn't know accurate it would be or if they would try and make light of some serious atrocities. But it does show the absurdity of Nazi ideology was how they educated the youth of the entire country. The casting couldn't have been better. Scarlet definitely stole the movie as it shows just how versatile of an actress she really is.
"No STABBING!!"
I'm loving your reactions!
At the end he’s not trying to keep her to be mean, he’s afraid she’ll leave him.
Understandable, especially for a kid who won't start shaving for another three years, but still a terrible thing to do to a person.
Yeah I feel like she was a little harsh towards JoJo in this movie lol
@@nurfnurder Well, think from her perspective. She's trapped in a wall, listening to a little boy preach hate for something he has wouldn't even know if it stood in front of him, and he gets to have fun and go places. On top of that, it's your dead friend's little brother, who should know better, then one day you finally get seen, and he's your one outlet.
@@AhHereWeGo No no, I meant Kamila, not the character in the film lol
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I'm pretty sure nurfnurder was talking about Centane _(the channel owner),_ not Elsa.
Love how much you noticed captain K and how he kept jojo safe
We need a movie where the two kids in this movie play younger versions of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Preferably directed by either Edgar Wright or Taika Waititi
I'm so happy you liked this film. I assumed you would. Your commentary was entertaining and on-point as usual. You didn't miss anything. Taika Waititi is an astonishingly talented writer, director and actor.
Jojo wears his uniform in all the scenes up until after the Gestapo come. When he leaves the house for the big reveal, he’s wearing street clothes and never willingly puts on the uniform again. Such a great movie.
Best thing I have watched Johanson do. So natural and like she's hardly working. What a cool mom.
1. Jojo's Hitler was played by the director Taika Waititi, it was the main condition that would get the film made.
2. Yes, it was the Beatles. Early in their career, the band toured Germany often and recorded versions of their early hits in German.
It sounds "very Beatles", because it *is* the Beatles.
Just like Elvis and Bowie, they sang _(some of)_ their songs for the German audiences in German versions.
This film is so well written.
It can make you laugh and cry and then laugh again all inside of a few minutes.
The acting is amazing .
Every time you see the film you find a new detail you missed before.
I'm so glad you loved this movie. Some people don't get it.
I discovered this movie late - but it quickly became one of my top 3 movies of all time. It is a tremendous film.
This movie has it all. Cast, writing, photography, laughs & tears.
I REFUSED to see this movie when it came out. I couldn't understand why anyone would make a comedy movie about nazis being the lead characters. After awhile people convinced me its not the kind of movie I think it was. It was amovive mocking nazis and it was a deep movie. So I rented it and wow... such an amazing movie. When I found out Waiko (Hitler in this) was Jewish in real life. It also added another layer to the movie for me. He said he didn't even research on how to act as Hitler. He just wanted to pretend to be a idiotic version instead. Which works great in the movie.
A perfect commentary and great reaction to the movie.
Enjoyed your editing, with all JoJo's emotions, it highlighted his caring about Elsa as the story progressed.
That spoon, is a ladle.
Yes, captain k knew about rosey.
She was hung for handing out the free Germany papers.
This is one of my favorite movies and you're one of my all-time favorite reactors and you didn't disappoint. I loved every minute of your reaction.
You are correct. Captain K did know and went over to the house to check on JoJo/intercept the group on Rosie's bike. You HAVE to feel all the feels (laughter/sadness and everything in between) to grasp the absurdity of it all through the eyes of a ten year-old child.
It's not Rosie's bike. We see her bike in the river scene, on their ride home. Her bike looks different from the one K. carries into the house.
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It's amazing how many people think it's her bike, even when he tells us that it's his.
I love Jojo Rabbit, it's easily one of the greatest of the decade for me, haunting, funny and heartbreaking. Sam Rockwell will always be a favourite and the entire cast is great, but for me this will always be Scarlett Johansson's greatest role. Her character is such a beautiful soul, the kind more people should strive to be. My two cents.
Edit: Also, an øse! lol 😅
Somebody probably already said that the "clones" are played by Roman's younger twin brothers, SFX'd into 6 or 8 identical boys.
I didn't watch this for the longest time because looking at the trailers, i thought making Hitler a comedic character was just so wrong. One day, It was on HBO or something and there was nothing else on so I watched it. Have to say this is in my top 10 movies ever. The comedy is tastefully done and satirical. And it pulls at the heartstrings on so many levels. Wish I had seen it sooner.
'Allo 'Allo (1982-1992) was a British sitcom I fondly remember watching with my dad growing up, very similar to Jojo.
Good moaning.
Oh my gosh! For as many many times I've watched this movie, you are the first to point out (to me) that JoJo steals Capt K's colored pencils! I've never caught on to that point! Wonderful!
Apart from the Thor movies, all of Taika Waititi's other films are about young boys who aren't fitting into normal life. You should check them out - Hunt for the Wilderpeople is a good one to start with
What we do in the Shadows is about very, very old people.
True, but it was co-written and co-directed with Jemaine Clements, so I don't view this as a personal project. Having said that, it's a fun movie to watch. Good call
I saw this movie when it first came out at the theater.
I heard it was inspired in part by the White Rose Society and the bravery of Sophie Scholl
So many great performances in this movie, but Scarlet Johansen is INCREDIBLE. She plays the perfect Mom in this circumstance. The way they showed Jojo discovering her was heartbreaking.
I like that imaginary Adolf carrying cigarettes shows how little Jojo know about his idol.
28:33 The rumour that Hitler has one ball, the Gestapo agent refers to, is a British mocking song. It was a popular song in Britain during the war.
Oh and as always, Sam Rockwell is simly amazing (my opinion of Scarlet Johansen as a actress and not 'just a pretty face' has also gone up hugely thanks to this movie, hell even Rebel Wilson who normally cant stand did a cracking job here) and of course the Star of the film himself... I really hope the kid sticks with acting as he will go far if he does!
I seen this movie like 5 times. Love it so much. And btw your hair is looking lovely.
One of my favorite movies a s favorite reactors! When I saw this thumbnail I got super excited.
Very clever knowing about captain K. You’re one cool girl. What a great reaction.
As a Scot, growing up in the UK, there was a nursery rhyme about Hitler only having one ball (testicle). This is what Stephen Merchant (the extremely tall fellow) was referring to.
The music at the beginning IS The Beatles. Their career started by touring Germany, and they built a German following. So they released their biggest hits in English and German.
You are the first reactor I've seen to catch the Beatles. It is, in fact, the Beatles. They recorded I Want to Hold Your Hand and She Loves You in German as they had become popular there early on. Great ear.
That was the Beatles singing "Komm gib me diene hand" (I wanna hold your hand). The Beatles got a great start in Hamburg, so they recorded that and "She Loves You" in German (Sie Lieb Dich) as a kind of thank you.
I am not a crier but this one hit me pretty hard! It is humorous and sad. It is a perfect combination of both! Five stars all the way!
So glad you finally got around to watching this movie...
I thought that you might like this movie
Loved your reaction and comments.💜💜💜
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Loved your reaction ❤
38:21 this is mistaken often.
I was not the mothers bike.
The mothers bike had a basket on the front....and there are other details but the bike that Capt K brought into the house did not have these features.
Your comment at the beginning, about the music sounding like the Beatles. It was the Beatles. They recorded some of their first songs not only in English, but also in German. Apparently it was standard practice back then, in the early sixties. To record your songs in different languages, for different markets.
The song is very well chosen for those opening credits. The German version of the song doesn't really say "I want to hold your hand", it says "Give me your hand". And that is what people did, they gave their hand in a "German salute". Also, people were crazy about the guy back then, it was total Beatlemania. With girls screaming, large crowds shouting, and so on. So a Beatles song really tells a story here, that is what it was like for those who lived there, back then. So weird.
Blind viewings are the best. All the surprises.
The one ball “rumor” is a joke based on a humorous song that the Allies sung called “Hitler’s only got one ball” to make fun of him and other Nazi leaders.
31:13 i was not ready for that scene and i'll never be ready to watch it ever again
The part that always opens my eyes… jojo is saying he wants his dad and Rosie puts the suit on her face slams her fist on the table and says DONT YOU EVER TALK TO YOUR GD MOTHER THAT WAY!!!! That’s impactful… because she was always calm reassuring and positive…
Brilliant movie, the view of a Hilter Youth, his imaginary friend, and finding reality beyond the lies.
Funny how someone who judges every single character flaw in a 10 year old somehow still clings to "body positivity".
We used to have a word for fat folks... FAT.
Great movie with great acting from all the cast!
@Centane Not sure if anyone posted yet, but the screenplay for this movie was adapted from the 2008 book "Caging Skies" by Christine Leunens
I loved this reaction! This is such a beautifully sad movie
There was a sitcom in the 60s and 70s called Hogan's Heroes about the war. Reruns were one when I was a kid, it was really funny.
I didn't cry. You cried. The roof was just leaking over here.
I think these expressions were the funniest you ever had during a reaction!
Oh I joined just before the butterfly scene. This is going to be interesting.
Captain K did know about Rosie's death. When he looks at Inge's papers he says to Elsa "get a new photo Ms Betzler - you look like a ghost in that one', showing that he knew she wasnt the girl in the ID.
on the off-chance you haven't been told or didn't look it up already: that spoon, øse, is called a ladle in english.
Hilarious and heart-breaking are exactly the terms I've used previously to describe this brilliant film. Great reaction, as always. ✌❤
31:00 Yup, and it's about to get a lot worse. 😦😭
Amazing reaction
28:35 It is reference to the lyrics given to the Colonel Bogey march song which is the song whistled in the movie The bridgeover the river Kuai. It was to liven the spirits of British troops and a good old bit of trolling towards the Gremans.
The lyrics are
Hitler has only got one ball,
Göring has two but very small,
Himmler is somewhat sim'lar,
But poor Goebbels has no balls at all.
So glad you liked this one. Good pick up on the relationship between Captain K and Freddie Finkel. Their flamboyant uniforms at the end had pink triangles, which was the Nazi designation for homosexuals, much like the yellow star of David was for Jews.
I watched it recently and got so surprised hearing german version of Heroes by D.Bowie, never heard of it before and I love Bowie
The music by the way a the beginning is 'very beatles' because its LITTERALLY the Beatles just in German, the whole sequence of film there is showing the similarityies to the crazy fans reacting to Hitler as folks did in 'Beatlemania' as a bit of a parody (or tragedy really if you think about it). The whole film really is about how easily people get swept up in public hysteria and propoganda but when faced with the actual reality of it, kids just want to be kids... theres so much more to this movie, I could go on for hours here, hell I could write a bloody essay on it and not do it justice. I ADORE this film! Its not everyones cup of tea I know and Taiko Watitis style of humour is not for everyone but this film is a work of comic genius and also a masterpiece of policitical/historical commentary that deals with what is potntially a minefield of issues you kinda have to be rather careful about adressing but manages to do so brilliantly and poke fun at it without feeling like its making light of one of the worst atrocities in human history. I dont know how they pulled it off and I have no idea how they got any studio to greenlight this but Im eternally greatful that they did!
Hi, I love watching your reactions to war movies. Try watching the 2016 movie Anthropoid starring Jamie Dornan and Cillian Murphy. This film shows a completely different view of the war in Europe from the point of view of Czechoslovakia, which succeeded in something that no other state could do during the entire war. I think it's a story that needs to be known and passed on. Thank you for your content :)
The Hitler having one ball is a reference to a British comedy song referring to him having only one ball
"Hitler...has only got one ball
Göring has two, they're really smalll
Himmler had something similar
And poor old Goebbels has got none at all"
- John Jones
A great little detail about how ignorant Jojo was about Hitler and the nazis is how Hitler kept offering him a cigarette, even though IRL Hitler hated smoking, also how he was eating a unicorn, even though he was a vegetarian.
14:57 We'd call that a ladle.
Also, you have made my favorite Jojo Rabbit thumbnail I've seen
I've cried to this movie, several times. Than k you for watching!
In a word, this film is brilliant.
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If this is based from a book, I haven't read it; if it's based from a screenplay, I haven't read it. All I know is that a ten year old boy displayed the best of humanity when he tried to let the rabbit go: He showed empathy, compassion, hope, love, and for a ten year old facing unbearable peer pressure, That's impressive.
It is based on a book, but it's apparently much darker in tone than the movie.
From what I've heard, it's based on Watiti's extremely faulty memories of a book that... I'm not sure he even read it. He might have just heard it described to him.
Sounds very Beatles? It is the Beatles!
two other comedy films about nazi germany are the 1997 italian film "Life Is Beautiful" and the 2006 czech film "I Served the King of England." both these films are bittersweet and wonderful films. thanks for the video.
that WAS the beatles! to honor their time and fans in hamburg, germany, where the beatles actually got their start, the beatles recorded german versions of "she loves you" and "i want to hold your hand" for the german market. the songs appeared on the u. s. album "the beatles second album" and on their "past masters" cd.
i think the idea was to compare hitler's popularity in germany during the 30s to that of the beatles in the 60s.
FYI; the opening song is The Beatles.
Brilliant movie
That spoon thing is called a ladle.
You mentioned that you would like to see a movie about the anti-nazi resistance. There is one ... Sophie Scholl: The Final Days. It's a German language film but I found to be very good.
You actually had the idea spot on before it even hit later on in the movie, but the bike ride cut to the army truck is showing that yeah, kid got blown up, but being "disgracefully discharged" sometimes can be better than being the cannon fodder in an authoritarian's conquest for land
This movie covers all emotions and when a movie does that then well it's a winner. If you look it up on google the nominations and awards around the world for this movie go on forever. There was some controversy about the film but Taika Waititi the director is half Maori and half Jewish so that probably helped for some people that wanted to criticize the movie for being racist as he is half Jewish. He nailed it as you know, not every German was a nazi and there were plenty of Germans that helped the Jewish people like Captain K and Jo Jo's mother. And even escaped Allied POW's (prisoners of war).
Loved your reactions and your expressions Centane,...no stabbing lol!
You should watch windtalkers next!