I almost feel bad for not liking this more.
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Through his use of music and uncanny ability to find humour and heart in the darkest of moments, Taika Waititi has created an everlasting story that gives the power back to the persecuted and hope to the lost. ‘Jojo Rabbit’ will make you cry from laughter, cry from emotional pain, and cry with hope. It is simply stunning in all its facets, and a truly remarkable and unexpected film. - Jess Fenton Read Jess' full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-jojo-rabbit-taika-wa...
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Thought the first 35-40 minutes to be rather dull and unfunny, however the rest really brought the film together and made the first part make more sense what Waititi was doing. Some nice moments with Davis and McKenzie although can't say I fell in love with this, but still glad I watched. **3.5/5**
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by Jack White
Official Trailer, first song
by German Version
Official Trailer, second song; (repeats) At the end; End credits
by Thunderclap Newman
Trailer
by The Beatles
Opening Titles, Jojo and Adolf
by Wanna Grow
The children burn books at the camp
by Dipsy Doodle
by Love
Jojo and Elsa watch the explosions through the window
by Lecuona Cuban Boys
by Roy Orbison
JoJo and Rosie ride home on their bicycles
by Roger Wagner
