*JOJO RABBIT* was SO FUNNY... and SAD (Movie First Reaction)
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Captain K was likely against being a Nazi given the clues throughout. He and Theon Greyjoy were likely in a relationship which was of course against German and worldly views at the time. He also showed up to Jojos house because he knew what had happened to Rosie because it was her bike he had. He was most likely part of Rosie’s group too.
That was the point..obviously
Idk why some reactors dont get it
Captain K's character is subtle, but there are buried hints throughout the movie that he's disillusioned with the Nazis (especially if he's secretly gay, because he'd be in the camps himself if he wasn't a soldier). Re-watch his introductory scene at the Youth camp, and listen to what he actually says to the boys about the war, and the tone of voice that he uses: it's full of sarcasm as he recites the Nazi party line.
@@charlize1253 technically if they would ever find out that he was gay him being a soldier would not matter who would be seen as a traitor and either put in the camps or killed immediately (most likely killed immediately)
@@charlize1253 captain K is against the nazis, every man and boy was forced into the whole thing (well of course not all men) but Captain K is constantly drinking is what probably helps him get through it. It’s also early on and he’s tired of it all. And he’s absolutely gay, it’s confirmed he is in the movie and it’s pretty obvious too. He also helped save the Jewish girl when the Gestapo was there and the line he says too “get a new picture, you look like a ghost” indicating he knows. Him and Jojo mother and father was working together, technically, along with his partner. They knew the parents and their daughter (I think) were in the resistance.
And talking about early on in the war and movie he even said. “There’s no hope we will be winning this war.”
It wasn't her bike. So many people say that, but it's a physically different bike. It was his bike.
Funny fact: Taika (of Jewish descent) chose to do zero research when playing Hitler becaue quote "fuck that guy".
The way I read that in his voice
Once you’ve seen it, the foreshadowing shot on their day out with Rosie standing on the wall and Jojo standing below her on the ground is so devastating.
This movie is so artfully done and was such a surprising favorite when I first saw it!
The best way to strip power from a monster is to successfully make a mockery out of it. And thankfully, this movie shows how ridiculous Nazi ideology is. It's actually very easy to mock.
I love this movie
And also shows us how those hate ideologies go. And how they keep operating nowadays. You know, the evil undocumented immigrants. The terrifying trans people. The swarm of communists. And Noone knows anything about the subject. Perfect movie.
its sad theres a lot of anti-jew sentiment going on right now from liberal/progressive people
What I like about this movie is that Jojo doesn't realize that his own family is considered "undesirables" by Hitler. His sister died of influenza meaning she was sickly, both his parents were rebels and after the grenade accident Jojo himself was "deformed." The Red Army was pretty ruthless when it came to Germans since the Nazis saw them as subhuman, that's why we see them executing officials compared to the Americans riding around with the flag.
To be fair, the Russians suffered much more greatly at German hands as well so that was their vengeance. The Russians were fighting 7 million Germans (for 2 years) while the rest of the allies were fighting 5, primarily for 18 months.
Does that justify post war hellstorm? I personally don’t find revenge justified when it wasn’t a direct eye for eye. German women and children were assaulted in all ways in the streets by the winners after the war ended. I find it as disgusting as every other assault on people who did not hold a weapon.
@@faychel8383 i’m not saying i agree or think it is justified, just pointing out what happened.
@@MrBrock314 yep, they did carry with the bulk of it and in the end it was their flag that rose upon berlin.
@@flor8567 my apologies, I should have tagged the first responding comment. I had meant no disagreement towards your comment :)
Most people miss the upside-down pink triangles that Freddie Finkel is wearing with Captain K at the end of the movie. That pink triangle is what the Nazis used to identify homosexual men in concentration camps (like the yellow star of David for Jewish people). It's one of my favorite details ever.
When I saw Captain K holding Freddies cape with the pink triangles on it right before he was shot, I wanted to cry 🥲
There are subtle hints about Rosie and Captain K that are easy to miss. Re-watch Captain K's introductory scene at the Youth camp, and listen to what he actually says to the boys: he's actually very sarcastic and passive-aggressive as he recites the Nazi party line. When Jojo and Rosie are looking at the dead bodies, he asks: "what did they do?" and she responds: "what they could," which suggests that she agrees with them.
And then at the end Jojo says to himself, “do what you can.” Finally on the right side.
The mom being hanged was why the Gestapo showed up at Jojos house.
Remember, they kill, "The jews and anyone who helps them". Theyd already executed the mom by this point, and came to the house to look for any Jews she was hiding.
And for clues leading to others in the resistance.
Was so excited for this reaction. You did not disappoint. This is my favorite movie and Taika Waititi has become a writing hero of mine because of it. Couple of fun facts:
1.) This was supposedly the first movie of the kid who played JoJo.
2.) This movie was super hard to get someone to pick it up because it's so hard to define.
3.) Taika's mom told him about a book and described it to him in a way that made him want to read it. When he read the book he was completely bemused to find the book was not how she described it. This movie is closer to the way his mom described it.
4.) The studio picked it up under the condition that Taika played Hitler. He said he couldn't think of a better FU to Hitler than to have a half jewish person play him.
Half Jewish & half Maori from New zealand.
This movie is a masterpiece.
Taika Waititi is an incredible filmmaker and this movie is damn near perfection.
The foreshadowing of Rosie’s shoes was an absolute gut punch when I first saw it.
It may be my favorite movie released in the last decade.
I’ll never forget seeing THE shot of ScarJo’s feet for the first time in theaters, one of the best uses of foreshadowing I’ve ever seen coupled with such a heartbreaking reveal. I knew I liked Taika’s work well enough after seeing Thor Ragnarok (my fav MCU film), but Jojo Rabbit cemented him as a favorite of mine for sure and I’m so glad it won at least one of the Oscars it was nominated for
Fun tidbit about Taika Waititi (the man who played Hitler).
From Wikipedia: “Waititi stated that his mother's family were Russian Jewish, Irish, and other European ethnicities, while his father's side was "Māori and a little bit of French Canadian".Waititi describes himself as a "Polynesian Jew". He was raised more connected to his Māori roots, in a household where Judaism was not "actively practis[ed]"”
He’s talked about how they just couldn’t find someone who could play their vision of Hitler. Eventually, he thought that who else than a Polynesian Jew? If Hitler could actually see this Brown Jew portray him as a pitiful man, he’d be outraged. And that was Taika’s goal 😊
Jojo’s mom didn’t get the others killed, they were part of the resistance themselves.
Captain k was a marksman shot. So when he shot wildly in the war, he wasn't trying to kill anyone. He came out wearing his homosexual symbol (the pink triangle), which is why he put so much thought into his outfit/uniform. He was ultimately a good guy despite living in nazi germany.
This movie was so well handled. Its war from a kids point of view, moments of great comedy and then moments that reminds the audience there is a war going on.
Yorki was so adorable and funny.
Scarlett Johansson was nominated twice that year for an Academy Award. Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit and Best Actress for Marriage Story, which would be a great reaction to do as well (no other reaction channel has done it).
Hitler was the director. Taika is hysterical.
Also, mom was definitely already de*d when the gestapo got to the house. Captain K (Sam the great Rockwell) came to the house after he saw that mom had been killed. That’s also the reason he was helping Elsa. He was not a loyal Natzi. He had been demoted to a child trainer because of that (plus he’s gay).
Very well balanced film
Not to put too fine a point on it, Captain K had only one good eye, due to the war. He was no good as a soldier.
No one suspected he was gay, except for that one lingering gaze which only the audience saw. Brilliant.
For a ww2 film to be this funny but also emotionally deep is some masterful writing from taika Waititi and a well deserved best adapted screenplay Oscar win loved your reaction to the film
it's a shame the Academy rarely honors kids with nominations- Jojo and Yorki both deserved them- Scarlett and Sam actually were nominated- both deserved, but the boys deserved, too.
Nominated for 6 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Adapted Screenplay.
I love this movie. Oscar winning script,unique premise. It’s been making the reactor rounds recently which is cool bc I looked for it two years ago and no one did it
I adore this movie! Truly one of the best ones of the last few years, imo. The story and the script are both brilliant from beginning to end, not one scene acts as a filler. The ensemble cast is exceptional. Taika Waititi really poured his soul into this movie and I think the result reflects that. Thanks for reacting to this, guys! ❤
The scene when the Gestapo come and search the house is so good. At first, the movie keeps the gimmick of the heil Hitler salute being weird and lame (which it was), but when Else turns up and does it, it's no longer funny. Every salute gets more and more uncomfortable, especially since Else is doing it too. The tension is obviously already there when the Gestapo turn up, but the mood is still fairly light hearted with the jokes and everything, which makes the Else interaction even more scary, since the tension can finally speak for itself
I'm assuming since you didn't recognize Hitler as Taika Waititi (the director of the film), then that means you aren't super familiar with his work, and that means you must watch What We Do in the Shadows (the movie, not the television show)! He also stars in that and directed it, and it's hilarious.
What We Do in the Shadows is the best!! Vampires in New Zealand, what more could you want?
I mailed my dad this movie on DVD earlier for his birthday, he's a huge Mel Brooks fan and so much of this reminds me of his work, it's an amazing film, one of my favorites.
Brooks said, unprompted, during a recent speech at the AFI Awards, “I just saw Jojo Rabbit, and it’s really a terrific and eloquent and beautiful picture.” Ba-bump, ba-bump, ba-bump, ba-bump.
I wish my dad was the same. My dad loves learning about history, he's into military films, documentaries and things of that nature but he really did not like this film. We grew up not being able to watch comedy films mostly because they have a lot of inappropriate jokes in them. But in the case of this film I don't think he appreciated adding comedy when talking about World War II specifically because of, of course, how horrific of a time it was. I love this film though because I understand the intent behind it.
@@deadsetondreams1988 yeah that is a shame, I think comedy is a great way to teach and make things palatable and memorable, I didn't know much about that time but I felt like the movie gave me a good glimpse into it.
@@zzzroxyzzz I think it combined comedy and history pretty respectfully as well. If he watches it again he might think differently. He will refer to things that he can tell are my type of movie or his type of movie. And he enjoys serious films that are as accurate as possible.
I enjoy indie and horror films and a lot of just weird films most people don't watch or haven't heard of lol This type of film he would call one of my type of films. He does it all the time but sometimes if he rewatches it then he appreciates it more even though it isn't his cup of tea.
He did the same thing with Joker he really did not like it when I took him to see it in theaters. But when he rewatched it with me at home he liked it more. He actually taped it to watch again because he knew I really liked it. Maybe it's a "being in the right type of mood" while watching it sort of thing as well.
Another film he'll tape for me or call me to watch if it's on is Donnie Darko. It's the weirdest darn movie but I freaking love it XD My parents bought me the DVD because there was a demonic-looking bunny rabbit on the back cover and they knew it looked like the type of film I love. And they were very right indeed 🤣
Excellent reaction! This is one of my fav Taika Waititi’s movies, though my absolute fav is Hunt for the Wilderpeople! He has got some really good stuff all around tho- from Boy to Thor: Ragnarok to What We Do in the Shadows. Also about both of them dancing at the end of this movie, here’s a quote from Taika (from doing an interview about Boy):
“We have a tradition in Māori culture, where if you say anything of any importance or if you’re speaking your mind, or if you give a speech, or if you’re in a public forum and you have something to say, you will say it and then you are culturally obliged to follow that up with a song. You have to do it. You know, you can’t speak and then not sing. So, we all grew up with that tradition. Really, having that thing at the end of the film is, you know, our song at the end of our speech.”
I have to say besides Jojo, I love Yorkie! Yorkie is just a whole entire mood. I love that little boy!
If you wanna Taika Waititi follow up, I suggest Hunt For the Wildepeople. If you wanna War Movie follow up, I suggest Hacksaw Ridge.
So happy more reactors are finally giving this movie some attention. It deserves all the love.
Though there's only scant evidence in the movie to support it, I've decided that JoJo has long been able to tie his shoes, but allowed his mother to do it for him, as a means to show how much he loved her. A bonding moment between them, so to speak, that let him show that he still needed her.
as a german I gotta say this was absolute perfection! I mean of course everything was way over the top but the core of it, the actual ridiculousness is not too far off actually. The ideology and the shit they were teaching the children at the jungvolk/ hitlerjugend for example was actually that ridiculous. I really loved that this was a comedy, they were spot on with the humor. The comedy and the drama in this movie were perfectly leveled. I think this is one movie that should be shown at schools in every history class when talking about ww2. The cinematography and storytelling were absolutely brilliant- just the fact that we've got to see it from the perspective of a little german boy was so interesting to me. That way the movie really is able to show the actual amount of brain wasing and pure manipulation that was going on even for tthe youngest of children.
I went into this movie blind, that's the best way to experience this.
Taika Waitit wrote such an incredible script to capture the mindset of a child lvining in Nazi germany and going through the war. ---- One of the inspirations that Taika took was from looking at early footage of Hitlaer rallies before the war. IN which young girls would fan girl him like a member of the beatles. ------- So Waitit tok that mindset and thought a fan boy of Hitler would fanboy about him all the time, as well as all the other people who were in the town where JoJo lived. ------ An amazingly insightful approach to a very tricky and difficult subject such as Adolf Hitler.
This one's in my top three movies. And the best movie I've watched in the last ten to fifteen years. It surprised the hell out of me how much I loved this movie.
I've just been disappointed by movie after movie in recent years and this came out of nowhere.
If you enjoy this, you would enjoy some of Taika Waititi films like What We Do In The Shadows, Hunt for the Wilderpeople.
Now you MUST watch Life is Beautiful.
the foreshadowing of the rosie's shoes destroyed me so much when i saw it, it is just a very beautiful and well made movie 😿
I love this movie it is so brilliantly beautifully done. That reveal of the shoes just tore my heart out.🥺
The film making choice of showing the mom's shoes a lot throughout the movie and then have them be the thing that identifies her when Jojo finds her dead is absolutely amazing, it's genius! All we see is a pair of shoes and yet it conveys all the information and all the emotion, which really proves you don't need to see a dead body to feel all the weight of the loss in this scene (usually in war movies, you see a lot of bloody bodies and there is this big show of people dying). You're so caught up in this butterfly chasing scene with the butterfly symbolizing hope and then Jojo just stands up and it takes a second to register the shoes and the implication, then it hits you like a TON of bricks and the feel of the movie really goes from light, lighter with the butterfly to BAM super super heavy with the shoes. Like, my heart became lighter and then it SANK. It's BRILLIANT film making, I wish I had ideas half as good as that.
I finally watched this just a few months ago and loved it. Glad you guys reacted to it.
If you are going to watch a war movie, this is the one you didn't know you wanted.
That one German military guy looks like that Billy the Kid prisoner from The Green Mile.
Yes, Captain K is played by Sam Rockwell who played Wild Bill in Green Mile.
This is probably my favorite movie of all time. It makes me die laughing and then bawling by the end when they start dancing, regardless of all they lost at least they still have each other ❤
My favorite movie of all time, excited to watch and hear all your guys thoughts on it. Think it’s an extremely thought provoking movie, with a ton of laughs… and then it hits you like a truck.
Rosie didn't get the others killed at the beginning, they were just also part of the resistance. All of them were distributing those flyers.
One of my all time favourite films, this is. Makes me so emotional every time.
I don't like going to the movie theatre alone, but I did for this film and especially to watch it in ov (english). I did definitely not regret it.
It's such a fun and emotional movie. Glad you reacted to this.
No way you reacted to jojo rabbit!!!!!! Omg I fucking love this so much ❤
Best movie I’ve seen in the last like 10yrs, hands down. Never seen anything like it. It’s masterful.
This movie was executed really well and some people still took it the wrong way. There was a whole article about how it was nazi propaganda and how it glorified Hitler, when it was nothing like that. The story's told by a kid and we're ultimately seeing his POV, that's why the camp scenes are "funny", for example; because that's how Jojo used to see the world. That's why the moment we're introduced to Elsa it feels like a horror movie, because Jojo (brainwashed as he already was) thought she was a monster. The moment he started thinking of his own, spending time with Elsa away from the nazis, he could see she was a human being like him. And probably one of my favorite parts, it SHOWS how, even when Jojo was loyal to the party, that didn't save his mom. They weren't going to make exceptions because he saluted or "behaved well". Taika did a great job here and even portraying Hitler, he said once that he didn't even do research because that guy didn't deserve it; and also that him, being half Jewish would be a slap to Hitler (so to speak).
That scene with Rebel Wilson's character describing Jewish people was NOT meant to be taken seriously (I'm saying this because of the article, not you), the whole point of this movie was to show how ridiculous nazi's views were and how still some people got brainwashed by them, plus how much pain and destruction those stupid ideals caused. Or that scene where the Gestapo goes to Jojo's house and they all salute and how the guy speaks about Hitler, it just shows how insanely fanatic they all were, they're not glorifying nazism at all, quite the opposite.
It takes cleverness to write a script like this one, but it's sad that some people who watched didn't have enough brains to understand the obvious message it sent.
English is not my first language, that's why this message seems all over the place (and I'm sorry about that) but uuuuugh, I have so much to say about this movie, because I think it was an amazing way to tell a story and show how cruel and terrible and dangerous those ideals were (and, sadly, still are). I try not to care much about other people's bad takes on movies because at the end of the day maybe I'm the one who didn't understand plots, but my God, when people don't get this movie it's like it hurts my brain, but not in a sad way, it's more like "I can't believe you didn't understand this, I just can't".
I'm SO glad you reacted to this!
Another fun reaction, I enjoyed your reaction to Dirty Dancing. Have you all seen Road House? I think you'd enjoy it either for a personal watch or even your channel.
This movie is so good. Never thought in a million years i would laugh out loud at Hitler or Nazis. The satire hit perfectly. But then the emotional side, especially with mom dying and the way he found out.
this movie reminds me of "Life is Beautiful" (1997) which is also a comedy WW2 movie but incredibly heart wrenching. I think you guys would love that also
This was a really good reaction. Interesting thoughts and comments.
GeStaPo stands for GEheime STAatsPOlizei (Secret State Police). It was the Nazi Intelligence Agency. Their main objective was to find and eliminate the "unwanted" and everyone else who dared to show signs of resistance against the Government. They were very efficient, had a tight information network over the whole country and were feared by everyone. Nearly all german resistance movements were destroyed by them and the members were sent to the scafold (like the White Rose -group for example).
I saw this in the theater right before that year's Oscars. I remember an older woman walking out and never coming back after they killed the rabbit, and the gasps when they revealed mom's shoes. My personal Best Picture of that year.
This film is a masterpiece. That shoe scene will stay with me forever ❤
You can tell Jojo really knew nothing about Hitler, in his fantasies he imagines Hitler smaokes and eats meat, probably like his father. Hitler was vegetarian and didn't smoke, but Jojo probably never knew it.
NYP - The Fuehrer would carry a loaded pistol and crouch behind trees to shoot imaginary Indian warriors, according to “Hitler’s Vienna,” by Brigette Hamann.
His bodyguards told the author Hitler would play cowboys and Indians while taking walks with his German shepherd, Blondi, around his Bavarian headquarters.
Taika Waititi, the director and writer is of indigenous descent and jewish so for him to play Hitler was genious. And the way the movie ridiculed him and his propaganda.
Such a great movie, glad you watched it!
Captain K was secretly in an affair with Alfie's character which is why he wasn't completely on board with the whole Nazi thing and helped Jojo and his mom out. Love this film.
Thanks, Zuff! Thanks, Rob! Thanks, Bryce! 💎 One of the best from 2019, for sure. #ReelTime #TaikaWaititi #JojoRabbit
One of my favourite movies. Please react to more Taika Waititi films.
Captain K is the most subtle and complex character in the movie. My read on him is that he's a career soldier who genuinely revels in wartime heroics, and his disappointment at being removed from combat due to his injury is genuine.
But at the same time, he is not on board with Nazi ideology. This is indicated early on by his lack of enthusiasm for his post as a Hitler youth camp counselor, which consists of little more than propagandizing children. This is particularly written on his face during the book burning scene, where he stands in the background sullenly swigging from his flask.
As explanation for his his apparent revulsion to Nazism, the movie indicates many times that he is in a relationship with Freddie Finkel. The two are completely inseparable. At one point you briefly see him feeding Finkel while they dance to music. When he apologizes for yelling at Finkel, they look each other in the eye for a little longer than they intended to. And in Captain K's final scene, he is still holding Finkel's cape (a heartbreaking addition to the scene that's easy to miss).
As for the battle scene itself, one of you remarked that Finkel didn't seem to be shooting at anything specific. This is another important indication that neither of them is there to fight for the Nazis. They're there to go out in spectacular fashion, in their flamboyant uniforms that represent who they really are. They know that, as loyal soldiers of the German army (at least officially), they will likely be killed. This is their last hurrah, and they're doing it on their own terms.
The extent of Captain K's involvement in the resistance is left ambiguous, but it's suggested that he knows all about Rosie's involvement, as the two of them are clearly friends. He presumably knows that Rosie has been killed (or that she's been captured), and rushes to JoJo's house to do what he can to protect him and (and maybe Elsa, who he may or may not have already known about). This is probably why he tells JoJo to stay in, as he doesn't want JoJo to have to see his mother hanging.
Captain K is a very historical character type for germany at the time. You had people like rebels character who were all in with Nazi ideology, then you had the poor souls who got caught up in it. There is a reason why rosie says of the hanging people "doing what they could".
“Where his loyalty lay” is what you were looking for 😊
When y’all posted your announcement to this I was ecstatic! This is one of my favorite movies of all time! It’s able to execute the PERFECT dynamic balance of comedy and drama in such a beautiful and engaging way. It’s such a tender character driven story with so much heart at it’s core, the visuals are also just so striking and the contrasts with the darker imagery are so impactful and create amazing tonal shifts so smoothly. The dialogue too is a 10/10. I think it’s an insanely creative, ambitious, and instant classic that everyone needs to see-thank y’all for covering it!🫶
This movie has so much heart and somehow manages to balance the comedy with the seriousness of what was going on during this time in history. Really brilliant movie... There was a fine line they couldn't cross when making fun of certain things, but they never did. Saw this last year and it's one of my favorite movies out there. Also, Jojo's mom said she never looked a tiger in the eye? That's not true, she looked the Nazi regime (theoretical tiger) in the eye trying to help people. The guy that covered for Jojo and the Jewish girl knew something happened to the mother, so he rushed over there after he found her bike without her. When he comes in the door, you can see it with him. He came to cover to protect her kid not knowing about the Jewish girl. You could see the surprise on his face seeing her for the first time. Obviously you guys realized that Capt K. was a homosexual and was in the resistance as well. If you love Sam Rockwell, have to look into A Way Way Back. It's a coming-of-age story.
You should watch pulp fiction. Austin powers movies. Interstellar. Inception. The hunger games trilogy. A star is born (60s version). Singin in the rain.
I love your channel. As an introvert with public anxiety issues and vocal socialization problems, you make me feel at ease when im not all there. My mental health problems get to me. You're so calm, so genuine, and not loud. I dont have a lot of friends for the same reasons, so it makes me brave to speak to someone and have conversations when im not fully there. You don't know what your reactions can do to some people who are going through some stuff. I've watched a few of your videos and look forward to more.
why is the guy in the light blue so lost about literally everything? lol
This made me a Taika Waititi fan. Love the guy. Too bad people are hating him because of the new Thor. Its Rian Johnsoin all over again.
i'll never forget the way the audience cheered for the "fuck off, hitler!" when i saw this in theaters
I liked this movie but another good war time movie that’s set in this same time is Where hands touch. Amandla Stenberg is in it. She was in Bodies Bodies Bodies and she played Rue in the Hunger Games.
Next war movie, The Patriot!
I recommend y’all watch Band of Brothers
One of my absolute favorite movies yippieee
I like the scenes when Hitler offers Jojo cigarets. Hitler was a non-smoker and even wanted to bann smoking from Germany - shows how little Jojo knows about the real Hitler.
So proud of Taika!
The clones where The Jojo actors real brothers.
They showed the ridiculousness of the ideology which makes the movie both funny and sad. Yorki definitely was the MVP. Though Rebel did a stellar job as well.
I like how a lot of the more cruel staff wasn't shown outright but we got the reactions to it. It packed more of a punch. Like Jojo finding his mom or Captain K's death.
I was also really grateful for the Captain K and Freddy Finkel story line. They were walking a very fine line of being subtle while being fully in the open. That scene of them charging at the other army in their gay coded uniforms was my favourite moment of the movie. And they both did such a wonderful job.
The really tall guy who played the head of the Gestapo team is Stephen Merchant. He is an actor and writer and director and created The Office wiht Ricky Gervais. He is 6 ft 7 in (201 cm).
Another reason why Hitler is there is to "take the teeth out of the monster" so to speak.
Most WW2 films only ever show him in real life footage, or at his rallies, so to make him a complete and utter buffoon is a good choice.
Also why he's a figment of Jojos imagination.
"... will fall in love with..." is a phrase people can hear a lot on your reaction, guys. lol
“She knew them?” “She may have been in the walls for a while bro….” You don’t have to know someone by being friends at school then automatically going to their house after or on weekends. People have plenty of friends who don’t meet parents and this occurs at all ages.
Can you react to Bridge to Tarabithia, it has takes a huge turn towards the middle of the movie that totally changes the feel much like in JoJo Rabbit
watched it in my ap lit class, was snotting all over my friend and then crying even more at the end 🙂
Fun fact. Hitler hosted the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Joseph Goebbels, in preparation for the games put out propaganda about the superior German athletes and the master race and all of that bs. An American named Jesse Owens, who was Black, dominated the games. Hitler and Goebbels never got over that. In the movie Inglorious Basterds Goebbels briefly talks about Black athletes and his ridiculous justification of their strength. It’s implied Goebbels was still bitter about Owens’ victory at the Berlin Olympics.
Who is everyone’s favourite character? And why is it Yorkie?! Fricken love that kid in the movie! 😂😂
If you want to see WWII movies that are silly but without the sad bit there is Kelly's Heroes and 1941.
22:45 That's APPLE! 😲
Please watch The Producers, either version of the film is great. Its a Mel Brooks movie.
This was a good movie.
WHAT IS GOING ON GENTLEMAN WITH THE FINAL TWILIGHT MOVIES ?
No stabbing! 😂😅
Wasn’t Mulan the first war movie you watched? 😂
Incredible movie. Should have won best picture
I thought of the Hitler friend as internalized propaganda that he began questioning
pls you guys have to see young sheldon
oh YES
Great ❤
watch succession!!!
Yes San Rockwell and ScarJo were great but then again, given the script and the lines they were given, could any competent actor not be great?