The reason why Hitler keeps eating meat and offering cigarettes is to show how little JoJo actually knew about Hitler. In real life Hitler was a vegetarian and hated cigarettes.
I love Captain K. A gay man having to not only hide who he is, but actively work for the very people who would kill him if they knew is a truly tragic tale. The fact that his last act on earth was saving the life of a child just hits me.
@helifanodobezanozi7689 the pink triangle on his uniform as that was put on gay nazis when he is fighting towards the end ( he wore it proudly) also his partner is Freddie Finkle. Jojo's mother knew which is why he says she was actually a good person. I thought most people picked up on Freddie and Captain k's body language with each other with them being v close to kissing on a couple of occasions but then realising where they were in the office.
@@micheletrainor1601 Thanks. Like I said, I've only seen the full movie once a few years back. I was also unaware of the pink triangle. This definitely makes his character motivation a bit more obvious.
@@micheletrainor1601 Yeah , I’m surprised too people don’t pick up on the subtle gestures between the two. Freddie also kinda appears feminine? I guess like the swimming pool scene. It’s also not common for an officer and his orderly to be so close and goofy , so that gives it away too . Captain k too I’d say purposely got injured too. A eye injury is more believable than a foot or leg where it cause suspicion if it was deliberate. He also didn’t believe in the Reich either with his monotone voice at the start and how subtly glad he was the war is ending. “Not much Hope for us.” Which doubling down the moral would not be acceptable. He would of also seen and heard about the night of the long knives and paragraph 175. It’s not the greatest idea to join the n-zis, but it’s also smart in another way. To disguise. There’s a documentary and one part a German gay man did the same thing. As the war went on, there was much less young men his age around and mainly women taking over jobs. So he joined the Wehrmacht, not for the ideology or harming anybody , but for the men
I love love LOVE the shot with the houses having eyes 28:06 .. I think it's meant to make it clear that all these people, these citizens, they saw what was happening and did nothing. They cannot hide in their houses and claim they didn't see.
"I wish more of our young boys had your blind fanaticism". I love this quote because sometimes you do have to stop and ask yourself, why am I doing this? Is it right or wrong?
@@BissFlix It's quirky and not everyone's cup of tea...but it does deserve at least one rewatch without you having to worry about filming a reaction. Be well.
Having been talking to my grandfather a lot who actually lived in that time..that fanatsim in the kids and what they did to them is no joke....my grandfather to his last days looked me directly in the eyes and told me "They stole my childhood..those bastards stole my childhood"..that haunts me to this day..also ironically the Nazis applied super strict animal protection laws..you could get into real trouble mistreating an animal...so the rabbit scene would likely never have happened...Hitler and Himmler very Vegans/Vegetarians and loved animals
The Hitler Youth and Jungvolk was required for all German boys from 10 to 18., and there was a similar organization for girls. It was required even if parents objected.
@@nope19568 unfortunately only at some times . He did open up to foreigners later on and became as tolerant as possible for someone of his generation . But the war he could never forget but was very aware that Hitler was the bad guy . So he evolved in Charakter as time went on
His mom wasn't doing propaganda, she was part of the resistance. I could tell you liked the movie just fine, but didn't get super invested. Personally I love this movie. There's so many good little things in it. I'm not sure you picked up on it but the Captain was gay and obviously had a secret affair with that guy(don't remember his name) lol. His version of Hitler was clearly very childish and also showed he didn't know alot about him. Hitler didn't smoke and he was a vegan.
Great reaction! My favorite line in this movie is: "She is doing what she can!" Jojo Rabbit is an excellent film, but admittedly, not the funniest comedy ever, however, that is fortunate & intentional, given the serious & dark subject matter in hand.
@@BissFlix Thank you! If you haven't watched it consider reacting to: *La Vita è Bella (1997) Life is Beautiful* Again, it's funny and sad, beautiful and heartbreaking. It won an Academy Award (Oscar).
It is one of the sweetest movies and total surprise. I usually don't watch movies in one go but this is just one of those that gripped me from start to finish.
Sam Rockwell is great as usual. If you want to see another film where he is a stand up guy protecting people I suggest you check out "The Way Way Back". Great movie.
Some movie recommendations for you: "Sherlock Holmes" with Robert Downey Jr.; "Resident Evil" with Milla Jovovich; "Murder on the Orient Express" with Johnny Depp and Kenneth Branagh; and "Death on the Nile" with Gal Gadot and Kenneth Branagh.
@@BissFlix I think so. Handeling such a delicate subject like the h*tler cult (especially h*tler-youth) in a comedy style movie from the eyes of a boy "who just wants to be part of a club". So many things could have gone terrible wrong.
Fav one liners was were from jojo friend " between you and me the Japanese don't look very aryan" referring to hitler desire to have a pure German race.the other one was jojo friend again describing how he saw some jews the other day and didn't see what the fuss was about, considering what they were taught about the Jewish race.
The louder the lie, the deeper it sets...unless it encounters obvious truth too often. Build up enough fear and loathing, though, and people try not to look too closely.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. Excellent cast, wonderful dialog. Taika Waititi is my favorite Hitler. BTW, Bisscute, you have absolutely gorgeous eyes. 😍
I drank whisky and watched the boy in the striped pajamas on transatlantic flight years ago and was trying to control my sobbing waking everyone up lol
I enjoy watching these historically-based films with you, Biss. I'm happy that you're young enough to have known only a free Germany and a free Romania. 🕊️❤
"And even though it would appear our country’s on the back foot and that there really isn’t much hope us of winning this war, apparently we’re doing just fine......anyway....
I think watching it in a language other than your mother-tongue makes it harder to appreciate. There are a lot of hints about character motivations that can be easily missed. Glad you still enjoyed it.
@5:33 - "No... rabbits are sooo cute..... and delicious" 😁😂😉 Rabbits are also smart... look at Bugs Bunny 😜 Fun fact: I was born in the Year of the Rabbit (Chinese calandar).. so rabbits ARE cool 😁😎 and the movie was filmed in and around Prague.
The first bit of this movie was very difficult to watch for me, but the comedic elements definitely come out later. There are so many good performances, Scarlett Johansson, Stephen Merchant, Sam Rockwell, and especially Thomasin McKenzie. "This movie took a dark turn"... IMO it started comedically dark and just got darker... but that Jojo kicking scene is worth it.
I am very much a ww2 history buff. And you're right, this movie is immensely funnier when you know about certain aspects of the war and especially the 3rd Reich. You'll just completely miss the jokes or the implications of certain scenes without the history knowledge.
When this first came out, I had serious reservations about it. There are some things that you should not make humorous, but I was more than pleasantly surprised when finally watching it. They did a great job at not only making some things funny, but also portraying how absurd Nazi propaganda and ideology was while also showing the real dangers of going against the government.
This movie is utterly brilliant. Taika Waititi's Hitler performance was perfect. He played him as a ridiculous caricature so no one would be able to think of him as anything other than ridiculous. They filmed in Prague (I think I remember this.) A funny, horrifying, hopeful and sad look at war through the eyes of a child.
Hitler and Nazis are sensitive topics in America, not as bad as in Germany, but still a problem. If you consider that, you will see that Taika Waititi did an AMAZING job in his acting and directing, but especially in the writing, to walk this tight rope between comedy and brutality. I've watched this movie a few times, and also tons of reactions. Being European, I think you have a better historical perspective than most Americans since we rarely study history, and definitely not European history (all to our own detriment). I think that view might have given you a little more of a standoff-ish experience of the movie. That's fine, but you might think about it more from how we think of it here. My only criticism of your video is that I think you tried to make it too short, so some of your editing is a bit rough. This is not a general criticism of your work. "Up!" is some of your finest work (IMHO)! I've watched THAT video several times!! :))
15:34 I believe Hitler was a fan of Karl May - a German Western writer - The Apache Winnetou, Old Shatterhand and whatnot. Winnetou｜Old Shatterhand｜Ganzer Film Deutsch Uploaded in High Quality German Karl May th-cam.com/video/6iaX8AExh9M/w-d-xo.html
Of course, you haven't found your number one comedy. You haven't watched Mel Brooks movies: Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Space Balls (think will be your #1) or Robin Hood Men in Tights. You also haven't checked out any Monty Python Movies: The Holy Grail or Life of Brian.
She may like them, but I don't think she'll love them. She likes sarcastic, mean humor. If it's too over-the-top silly, she cringes. But I agree, she should watch all the movies you listed anyway.
8:31 "THE CURSE! THE CURSE! BEWARE OF THE CURSE!" Eh...sorry. Those rolling R's of yours reminded me of a line in a movie:) A shot of bourbon for anyone who can tell me what movie.
The fascists started the youth program in the early 20's and is a large contributor to their rise. Giving young people a sense of belonging and community is an effective way to mold opinions and give the fascist party a solid voting plurality. It feels highly insidious to mislead impressionable youth into believing such hateful ideologies.
I like tiaka sense of humour i would recommend " what we do in the shadows " it a mockumentary about vampires living together in wellington, New Zealand "FYI tiaka is half Jewish and from New Zealand.
@@BissFlix I honestly don't know why so many people in the comments here say it was filmed in Prague, when it's obviously a small town, SMH. BTW if you're located in Germany (I may be wrong, but I think you mentioned it?), you might visit Žatec, it's not far, some 90 km from Chemnitz. From Wikipedia: Žatec is famous for an over-700-year-long tradition of growing Saaz noble hops used by several breweries. Žatec and the Landscape of Saaz Hops was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2023. The historic town centre is well preserved and is protected by law as an urban monument reservation and partly also as an urban monument zone.
I'm not a big fan of this movie. I'm Jewish, & it takes real horrific events & makes them cartoonish. I understand that it's supposed to be reality from the perspective of a 10-year old, but even a 10-year old back then wouldn't be that stupid. Perhaps these days they are. Some good lines, some good scenes. Scarlett Johansson is the best part of the movie. My favorite line: "We're like you, only human." Amen.
Top comedy movies: Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004) Borat (2006) Superbad (2007) Step Brothers (2008) Hot Tub Time Machine (2010) The Other Guys (2010) 21 Jump Street (2012) What We Do in the Shadows (2014) The Nice Guys (2016) Booksmart (2019)
This is one of the odder reactions to this movie I've seen. Most reactors display more cringe at the Nazi stuff, especially the light touch Waititi uses on the subject matter. Might be cultural, but this isnt the first eastern European reaction ive seen.
It's definitely a cultural thing. My country (Central, not Eastern Europe; BTW this film was made here) was occupied by the Nazis, and we've weaponized dark humour as our coping mechanism. We have a saying, "there must be laughs, even if they were hanging your father (and your mother was next in line)." I'm assuming you're an American? You guys tend to be too squeamish about the subject; we lived through it 🙂The best way to deal with any authoritarian is to laugh at them. The following clip was part of our anti-neo-nazi campaign some 20 years ago, "be kind to your local Nazi", it was very popular, enjoy (it should have English audio): /watch?v=EI6mfwLMwdc
Фильм и действительно хорош,только с одним но,он очередной где показывают что нацисты не такие уж и плохие что вовсе не так,много доказательств этому в истории .
Great movie...👍🇺🇸🦅im POLISH..ive no love for Hitler but this a great viewpoint...the German ppl were starving and were willing to believe whoever promised them relief.. Tough times tough decisions..
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The reason why Hitler keeps eating meat and offering cigarettes is to show how little JoJo actually knew about Hitler.
In real life Hitler was a vegetarian and hated cigarettes.
Yeah .. take that damned vegetarians, you are all like Hi-Man 😄😄
Just joking .. 😉😉
I love Captain K. A gay man having to not only hide who he is, but actively work for the very people who would kill him if they knew is a truly tragic tale. The fact that his last act on earth was saving the life of a child just hits me.
Just out of curiosity, what makes you think K was gay? I've only seen the movie once, so I'm wondering if there was some line of dialog I missed?
@helifanodobezanozi7689 the pink triangle on his uniform as that was put on gay nazis when he is fighting towards the end ( he wore it proudly) also his partner is Freddie Finkle. Jojo's mother knew which is why he says she was actually a good person. I thought most people picked up on Freddie and Captain k's body language with each other with them being v close to kissing on a couple of occasions but then realising where they were in the office.
@@micheletrainor1601 Thanks. Like I said, I've only seen the full movie once a few years back. I was also unaware of the pink triangle. This definitely makes his character motivation a bit more obvious.
@@helifanodobezanozi7689 ur welcome, a lot of people didn't realise they were a couple and don't know about the pink triangle patch.
@@micheletrainor1601
Yeah , I’m surprised too people don’t pick up on the subtle gestures between the two. Freddie also kinda appears feminine? I guess like the swimming pool scene. It’s also not common for an officer and his orderly to be so close and goofy , so that gives it away too . Captain k too I’d say purposely got injured too. A eye injury is more believable than a foot or leg where it cause suspicion if it was deliberate.
He also didn’t believe in the Reich either with his monotone voice at the start and how subtly glad he was the war is ending. “Not much Hope for us.” Which doubling down the moral would not be acceptable. He would of also seen and heard about the night of the long knives and paragraph 175. It’s not the greatest idea to join the n-zis, but it’s also smart in another way. To disguise. There’s a documentary and one part a German gay man did the same thing. As the war went on, there was much less young men his age around and mainly women taking over jobs. So he joined the Wehrmacht, not for the ideology or harming anybody , but for the men
"I think this may be a funny movie..."
Well yes...then the blue butterfly appears and it slams you in the heart.
I love love LOVE the shot with the houses having eyes 28:06 .. I think it's meant to make it clear that all these people, these citizens, they saw what was happening and did nothing. They cannot hide in their houses and claim they didn't see.
This is such an important, sad, uplifting and beautiful film.
How does Taika do this?
Thanks for reacting to it, Biss…
You’re a treasure. 💙🥂
"I wish more of our young boys had your blind fanaticism". I love this quote because sometimes you do have to stop and ask yourself, why am I doing this? Is it right or wrong?
thanks for watching
It’s one of those films that benefits from multiple viewings. Having watched it at least 10 times, I’m still finding bits I’d missed.
Hmmm maybe I’ll give it a rewatch someday
@@BissFlix It's quirky and not everyone's cup of tea...but it does deserve at least one rewatch without you having to worry about filming a reaction. Be well.
Your humor is a perfect match for this movie. I enjoyed your reaction, thank you
The movie following a kids perspective so things are light and playful and becoming darker as he becomes more aware is done so well.
It is, hope you enjoyed the reaction
One of my favorite movies of all time. Amazing performances and writing. And a great way to show the good during a terrible time❤
Having been talking to my grandfather a lot who actually lived in that time..that fanatsim in the kids and what they did to them is no joke....my grandfather to his last days looked me directly in the eyes and told me "They stole my childhood..those bastards stole my childhood"..that haunts me to this day..also ironically the Nazis applied super strict animal protection laws..you could get into real trouble mistreating an animal...so the rabbit scene would likely never have happened...Hitler and Himmler very Vegans/Vegetarians and loved animals
no winners in war, only survivors
i hope youre grandfather was able to find some sort of peace afterwards
The Hitler Youth and Jungvolk was required for all German boys from 10 to 18., and there was a similar organization for girls. It was required even if parents objected.
@@nope19568 unfortunately only at some times . He did open up to foreigners later on and became as tolerant as possible for someone of his generation . But the war he could never forget but was very aware that Hitler was the bad guy . So he evolved in Charakter as time went on
His mom wasn't doing propaganda, she was part of the resistance. I could tell you liked the movie just fine, but didn't get super invested. Personally I love this movie. There's so many good little things in it. I'm not sure you picked up on it but the Captain was gay and obviously had a secret affair with that guy(don't remember his name) lol. His version of Hitler was clearly very childish and also showed he didn't know alot about him. Hitler didn't smoke and he was a vegan.
Yeah, thanks for watching
We can see her placing leaflets that say "Free Germany". That's propaganda.
One of the greatest films in decades.
Glad you liked this
the clones gag is a reference to the book/movie The Boys from Brazil
Oh? Don’t think I know that one
Great reaction! My favorite line in this movie is: "She is doing what she can!" Jojo Rabbit is an excellent film, but admittedly, not the funniest comedy ever, however, that is fortunate & intentional, given the serious & dark subject matter in hand.
I agree, its a wonderful line and well delivered
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the reaction
@@BissFlix Thank you! If you haven't watched it consider reacting to: *La Vita è Bella (1997) Life is Beautiful* Again, it's funny and sad, beautiful and heartbreaking. It won an Academy Award (Oscar).
Movie was written by the guy who played Hitler - Taika Waititi
Thanks
This movie gets me every time
Hope you enjoyed the reaction
It is one of the sweetest movies and total surprise. I usually don't watch movies in one go but this is just one of those that gripped me from start to finish.
Oh nice, hope you enjoyed the reaction as well
If you like movies like this from kids perspective, you should check out Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom. Similar vibes, but doesn't go quite as dark.
Might do that someday thanks
Sam Rockwell is great as usual. If you want to see another film where he is a stand up guy protecting people I suggest you check out "The Way Way Back". Great movie.
Thank you for the suggestion
Some movie recommendations for you: "Sherlock Holmes" with Robert Downey Jr.; "Resident Evil" with Milla Jovovich; "Murder on the Orient Express" with Johnny Depp and Kenneth Branagh; and "Death on the Nile" with Gal Gadot and Kenneth Branagh.
Thank you for the suggestions
One of the best movies within the last 10 years imho.
Oh really?
@@BissFlix I think so. Handeling such a delicate subject like the h*tler cult (especially h*tler-youth) in a comedy style movie from the eyes of a boy "who just wants to be part of a club". So many things could have gone terrible wrong.
It felt like you were angry during this movie
Fav one liners was were from jojo friend " between you and me the Japanese don't look very aryan" referring to hitler desire to have a pure German race.the other one was jojo friend again describing how he saw some jews the other day and didn't see what the fuss was about, considering what they were taught about the Jewish race.
The louder the lie, the deeper it sets...unless it encounters obvious truth too often. Build up enough fear and loathing, though, and people try not to look too closely.
I am writing this to help out bisscute and this video and this channel with the algorithm 🥰
The film was shot in The Czech Republic, with most of the outdoor scenes shot in Prague.
Oh really?
@@BissFlix No, the outdoor scenes were shot in the town of Žatec.
Looks like a good movie, I'll need to watch the whole thing sometime.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. Excellent cast, wonderful dialog. Taika Waititi is my favorite Hitler.
BTW, Bisscute, you have absolutely gorgeous eyes. 😍
It was filmed in a little village called Prague ^^
It's filmed in many locations around Czechia
It was mostly filmed in the town Žatec.
"Important moment! Burning books. ... If you know some history, you know how important this scene is."
- I don't. Someone burned the history books...
Another couple different WW2 movies would be, the pianist, boy in the striped pajamas, and Roberto Begnini's movie!
Thanks for the suggestion
I drank whisky and watched the boy in the striped pajamas on transatlantic flight years ago and was trying to control my sobbing waking everyone up lol
I enjoy watching these historically-based films with you, Biss. I'm happy that you're young enough to have known only a free Germany and a free Romania. 🕊️❤
The Yugenvolk camps were real. My Opa and Uncles were forced to go to them
"And even though
it would appear our country’s on the back
foot and that there really isn’t much
hope us of winning this war, apparently
we’re doing just fine......anyway....
"you couldn't pay me enough money to take care of 10 year olds"
Haha
I think watching it in a language other than your mother-tongue makes it harder to appreciate. There are a lot of hints about character motivations that can be easily missed. Glad you still enjoyed it.
Thanks, hope you enjoyed it as well
Like what? I watch everything with subtitles, dubbing sucks.
@5:33 - "No... rabbits are sooo cute..... and delicious" 😁😂😉 Rabbits are also smart... look at Bugs Bunny 😜 Fun fact: I was born in the Year of the Rabbit (Chinese calandar).. so rabbits ARE cool 😁😎 and the movie was filmed in and around Prague.
I reckon "TEAM AMERICA World Police" (2004). will make you laugh...[ps. JoJo's best line... the "Ridiculous" response about love]
The first bit of this movie was very difficult to watch for me, but the comedic elements definitely come out later. There are so many good performances, Scarlett Johansson, Stephen Merchant, Sam Rockwell, and especially Thomasin McKenzie.
"This movie took a dark turn"... IMO it started comedically dark and just got darker... but that Jojo kicking scene is worth it.
Loved your reaction Biss thanks for this one👍👍for future reactions you should try the film Splash with Tom Hanks or a Fish Called Wanda.
Thank you so much, I’ll keep those in mind
This movie is a gem.
And so is Alita Battle Angel. I hope you react to it some day.
Iv seen that movie, so it’s not likely but we shall see in the future
I am very much a ww2 history buff. And you're right, this movie is immensely funnier when you know about certain aspects of the war and especially the 3rd Reich. You'll just completely miss the jokes or the implications of certain scenes without the history knowledge.
When this first came out, I had serious reservations about it. There are some things that you should not make humorous, but I was more than pleasantly surprised when finally watching it. They did a great job at not only making some things funny, but also portraying how absurd Nazi propaganda and ideology was while also showing the real dangers of going against the government.
" There are some things that you should not make humorous"
Do you still feel this way?
@@Randsurfer Yes.
This movie is utterly brilliant. Taika Waititi's Hitler performance was perfect. He played him as a ridiculous caricature so no one would be able to think of him as anything other than ridiculous. They filmed in Prague (I think I remember this.) A funny, horrifying, hopeful and sad look at war through the eyes of a child.
It was filmed mostly in Žatec.
were the subtitles on your version written by a deaf person lipreading or something? They are way off in a lot of places
I still can't grasp the fact that masterpiece is from the same man that made the two last Thor movies. Which were among the worst crap I've ever seen.
Heeey, Ragnarok was fun! Love and Thunder was crap.
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
I love this film so much. Maybe from a different perspective you would see it as a 5/5 just like I do ☺
Glad you didn't hate the movie.....
😂
6:09 NO SCHTABBING!
CAPTAIN K, WOOO!!
hätten wir doch nur mehr Männer wie Klenzendorf gehabt
You should try what we do in the shadows...that's a funny movie by this director.
I’ll note that down thanks
I’m glad bissflix and I are on the same side regarding the nazi issue.
You'll absolutely love this brilliant film 😘😜
this is such a sad movie 😔
Waiting for Peaky Blinders' next episode! 🙌🏽🙌🏽❤
3:22 Say it correctly, like a German - "No schtabbing"
You're a cool cat.
Amazing movie. Love the reaction. Thank you. 😊😊❤❤
They found a couple of great young actors for this film.
They did
a wonderful movie reaction.
Thank you
Hitler and Nazis are sensitive topics in America, not as bad as in Germany, but still a problem. If you consider that, you will see that Taika Waititi did an AMAZING job in his acting and directing, but especially in the writing, to walk this tight rope between comedy and brutality. I've watched this movie a few times, and also tons of reactions. Being European, I think you have a better historical perspective than most Americans since we rarely study history, and definitely not European history (all to our own detriment). I think that view might have given you a little more of a standoff-ish experience of the movie. That's fine, but you might think about it more from how we think of it here. My only criticism of your video is that I think you tried to make it too short, so some of your editing is a bit rough. This is not a general criticism of your work. "Up!" is some of your finest work (IMHO)! I've watched THAT video several times!! :))
Noted, thanks for watching
funny and sad movie
BissFlix please react to "Full metal jacket" and "Platoon" both war movie and the best ones
I reacted to Full Metal Jacket, it’s on my Patreon I’ll keep platoon in mind
I love your dark humor.
Thank you, I like dark humor
15:34 I believe Hitler was a fan of Karl May - a German Western writer - The Apache Winnetou, Old Shatterhand and whatnot.
Winnetou｜Old Shatterhand｜Ganzer Film Deutsch Uploaded in High Quality German Karl May
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what the.....I could have sworn you already did Jojo Rabbit -
Obviously I was wrong - Yay!
I also remember her reacting to this it must be a reupload
@@Proteus3000 nope It isn't .
"If you are being pressured by emotions, know that now you will be deceived. " Puchkov D.Yu. (Goblin)
Despite the obviously dark overtones, this is an absolutely hilarious movie...right up until it suddenly isn't.
Of course, you haven't found your number one comedy. You haven't watched Mel Brooks movies: Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Space Balls (think will be your #1) or Robin Hood Men in Tights. You also haven't checked out any Monty Python Movies: The Holy Grail or Life of Brian.
she needs to have seen "Robin Hood : prince of thieves" first to appreciate Robin Hood Men in Tights
@@BYYTET truth
She may like them, but I don't think she'll love them. She likes sarcastic, mean humor. If it's too over-the-top silly, she cringes. But I agree, she should watch all the movies you listed anyway.
34:05 oh biss lol 😂🤣
6:42 The stripes anyway - they are everywhere - in almost every street in Germany.
8:31 "THE CURSE! THE CURSE! BEWARE OF THE CURSE!"
Eh...sorry. Those rolling R's of yours reminded me of a line in a movie:)
A shot of bourbon for anyone who can tell me what movie.
good movie
Glad you liked it
Good work you do here.
Much appreciated
Favorite Line: "Ja, ja."
Hahaha
Great Reaction, one of the many things I like about this movie is the more Jojo likes Elsa the nastier Hitler gets
Thank you so much
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The fascists started the youth program in the early 20's and is a large contributor to their rise. Giving young people a sense of belonging and community is an effective way to mold opinions and give the fascist party a solid voting plurality. It feels highly insidious to mislead impressionable youth into believing such hateful ideologies.
You are really beautiful, please make reaction to anime attack on Titan, and tv show Alice on borderland
Thank you, I have already seen Attack on Titan before the channel was made but I reacted to the last movie.
I like tiaka sense of humour i would recommend " what we do in the shadows " it a mockumentary about vampires living together in wellington, New Zealand "FYI tiaka is half Jewish and from New Zealand.
Oh? I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks for watching
The captioning is off. When Hitler jumps out the window he doesnt say "Jews," he says "tschuss."
I love You so Much ❤❤
Filmed in Prague
Oh nice
No, filmed mostly in Žatec.
@@BissFlix I honestly don't know why so many people in the comments here say it was filmed in Prague, when it's obviously a small town, SMH.
BTW if you're located in Germany (I may be wrong, but I think you mentioned it?), you might visit Žatec, it's not far, some 90 km from Chemnitz.
From Wikipedia: Žatec is famous for an over-700-year-long tradition of growing Saaz noble hops used by several breweries. Žatec and the Landscape of Saaz Hops was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2023. The historic town centre is well preserved and is protected by law as an urban monument reservation and partly also as an urban monument zone.
When Hitler is lecturing JoJo he showcases how the real Hitler used to use big body language in his speeches. Kinda creepy in a way.
I’ll have to check that again
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I'm not a big fan of this movie. I'm Jewish, & it takes real horrific events & makes them cartoonish. I understand that it's supposed to be reality from the perspective of a 10-year old, but even a 10-year old back then wouldn't be that stupid. Perhaps these days they are.
Some good lines, some good scenes. Scarlett Johansson is the best part of the movie.
My favorite line: "We're like you, only human."
Amen.
Как из патриота сделать нациста. Убить ближнего своего. Грустно.
Where books are burned, people will be killed.
I predict you are going to cry. If not, you’re a better man than me.
I don’t cry easily
"But if you're unemployed how can you be fat? You don't have money to eat."
Don't ever go to America, Biss.
The rolling r’s are giving Sofia Vergara vibes.
Oh?
Top comedy movies:
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)
Borat (2006)
Superbad (2007)
Step Brothers (2008)
Hot Tub Time Machine (2010)
The Other Guys (2010)
21 Jump Street (2012)
What We Do in the Shadows (2014)
The Nice Guys (2016)
Booksmart (2019)
Thanks for the list
@@BissFlix I hope you find a movie that will make you laugh a lot. There is one for everybody 😊
This is one of the odder reactions to this movie I've seen. Most reactors display more cringe at the Nazi stuff, especially the light touch Waititi uses on the subject matter. Might be cultural, but this isnt the first eastern European reaction ive seen.
Hope you enjoyed the reaction
It's definitely a cultural thing. My country (Central, not Eastern Europe; BTW this film was made here) was occupied by the Nazis, and we've weaponized dark humour as our coping mechanism.
We have a saying, "there must be laughs, even if they were hanging your father (and your mother was next in line)." I'm assuming you're an American? You guys tend to be too squeamish about the subject; we lived through it 🙂The best way to deal with any authoritarian is to laugh at them.
The following clip was part of our anti-neo-nazi campaign some 20 years ago, "be kind to your local Nazi", it was very popular, enjoy (it should have English audio): /watch?v=EI6mfwLMwdc
Фильм и действительно хорош,только с одним но,он очередной где показывают что нацисты не такие уж и плохие что вовсе не так,много доказательств этому в истории .
please everyone don’t forget to hit the like button and the share button and copy the link it helps bisscute a lot 🥺🙏
This movie sux
Great movie...👍🇺🇸🦅im POLISH..ive no love for Hitler but this a great viewpoint...the German ppl were starving and were willing to believe whoever promised them relief.. Tough times tough decisions..
Thanks for watching