Jojo Rabbit
Comedy • PG-13 • 2019 • 1 hr 48 min
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Very well done dark comedy. The subject matter is heavy but it’s handled well and is a real credit to Waititi’s writing ability.
Really lovely, dark comedy, funny and tragic
This director and writer is a wonderful storyteller.
Making this movie was a risk itself but Taika Waititi knows how to write a great movie
This starts off very silly but does have dark moments.
I always enjoy a WW2 story. The added quirk made it all the more fun.
It's good movie to watch at least once.
Amazing!! I experienced so many emotions watching this.
Dark and twisted WWII comedy… if you can handle that it’s very good. *Trigger Warning*
Spoofing evil is the best way to show how ridiculous it is. Yorki steals every scene he’s in. This is Scarlett Johansson’s best performance.
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