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JOJO RABBIT (2019) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Everybody Dance!
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- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2022
- Thanks to Granny Marina for the special request! We both check out Taika Waititi's dark comedy, Jojo Rabbit (2019). Here's our reaction to our first time watching.
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The costumes for Captain K and Finkel at the end have a pink triangle. At the time this symbol was used to identify prisoners arrested for homosexuality.
K had a deadly secret of its own which is why he helped Jojo keep his
I figure he knew Jojo's mom from before the war hanging out in the German Cabarets.
@@Deathbird_Mitch oh no, Lily Allen's little brother and Justin Hammer were all about each other's wienerschnitzel
I've seen a couple reactors totally miss that they are gay. I guess they don't have gaydar but all the longing looks between them should have given it away.
@@Scary__fun Yes, this! It's even more obvious in the script but they cut out a number of scenes.
Hmm. Begs the question as to why on earth would he wear a pink triangle if he is trying to keep it a secret?
I believe Taika watched 0 speeches. He said himself “That vision of Hitler that I wrote shares nothing with the real guy other than that mustache, really. He is conjured from the mind of a 10-year-old, so he can only know what a 10-year-old knows. I had no real interest in writing an authentic portrayal, or even when I played him, I had no interest in actually putting in the effort or putting in the research, because I just didn’t think he deserved it.”
I thought the gunshot wound to his head at the end was a nice touch lol
🎉🎉😂
Of course he watched some
Yep!😊@@11BscoutNG
He did his research because he knew Adolf hated cigarettes and was a vegetarian
Stephen Merchant's gestapo officer performance is brilliant, he is constantly smiling with his mouth but not at all with his eyes.
I didn't even notice that. I just thought he had an unsettling smile lol.
@@chickennoodlesoup3301 a.k.a. a "non-Duchenne" smile, that's the scientific name for such fake smiles involving the mouth only, not the rest of the face.
Thank you for bringing this up! I noticed that immediately, too. Such a great demonstration of the evil lurking beneath. True psychopath.
I’m rarely able to say it about child actors, but the kids in this film are wonderful. All super charming, and great performances.
Absolutely... it's a shame the kid who played Yorkie was put in that dumpster fire of a movie which was the newest Home Alone film. Hopefully it wont hamper his career too much
richard d james!
One of my favorite scenes in this movie is the “Heil Hitler!” medley. It is played for laughs with everybody greeting each other that way… just “Heil Hitler! Heil Hitler!” over again… right up until the Jewish girl has to greet them the same way. Then each time she utters it is a dagger to the heart.
Yep, so clever! Like you're chuckling along like "this is ridiculous haha" and then making her say it just changes the whole feel of the scene. I feel like thats the movie in a nutshell, using humour to disarm you and make you too comfortable and then hitting you with the dark reality
Not many movies can yo-yo emotions like this one. That scene with the butterfly and the shoes reveal was incredible. I felt it like a punch to the gut the first time I saw it.
AMEN
I like it for it’s the moment Jojo’s rose colored glasses finally come off, and he sees the third Reich for what it really is.
You mean...JO-JO emotions???
Gut punch every time for me.
I cried in the theater
I love how Jojo's imaginary version of Hitler starts out as this fun. goofy, cool guy, but over the course of the movie, the more he is exposed to the realities and ugliness of Nazism, the more imaginary Hitler starts to behave like the real deal. As Jojo's Nazi ideology is challenged he begins to see Hitler for the person he really is; a small, irrational, angry man.
Did you know that in the final scene Adolph actually has a wound and blood on his head. Because Hitler killed himself
same with the movie's tone! I think it represents what jojo accepts as reality.
Sam Rockwell in full regalia is one of my favorite moments ever.
You guys should definitely react to WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS. Taika Watiti's breakout, and my favorite of his films. Hilarious. The show based on the film is great too.
THIS! Very funny movie
I wouldn't call What we do in the shaodws Taika's breakout necessarily
@@travis9260 there always has to be one. He got more noticed after that film released... even more so, that they even made a spin-off TV series.
As a NZer, id recommend watching all his films to be honest, 'Boy' is probably his best work in my opinion... although its very NZish, and ive always liked 'Eagle vs Shark' which was pretty much his first movie, although like Boy its very NZish so might come across a little bland comedy wise if it doesnt translate well. 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople' is great too, although a little more like his more recent stuff... although most of those films might not fit their channels typical genre of film given what they tend to watch.
But over all there are no bad, Taika movies (subjective opinion as a country man)... all very much worth a viewing, especially if people have watched Thor:Ragnarok, Jojo and want to see more of his style.
@@NZBigfoot Boy is my favourite too
Fun Fact: The Beatles actually got their start in Germany and had translated and recorded, and would perform several of their early songs in German. I believe what you hear is the actual Beatles recordings, same with the Bowie song.
The Toothbrush mustache Born by Hitler and many others of his generation was a holdover of World War I. A few years earlier, the safety razor had been invented, but facial hair was still quite popular. The introduction of gas and gas masks changed to this as most facial hair would interfere with the seal between the mask and the face leading to people breathing in toxic chemicals. If a man wanted to keep his mustache, it had to be restricted. Hitler had a full mustache before World War I. There's actually a very famous picture of him in the crowd cheering when Germany's declaration of war on France was announced.
Charlie Chaplin also have the same mustache and infuriated the Nazis with a movie parodying them. I think this movie in many ways is an homage to that.
Taika Waititi's real name is Taika David Cohen. He's half Jewish and half Maori. I'm not sure anyone else could have made this movie.
I forgot to mention, Captain K and his assistant. Freddie were clearly a homosexual couple. Freddie's last uniform had a pink triangle on his helmet.
Inmates in concentration camps often had to wear triangles which would explain why they were in the camp. Homosexuals wore pink triangles.
The first time I watched this movie and Yorkie disappeared into the final battle, I said out loud Oh, no! He can't die!" Then he came back and said it himself lol
Great reaction to one of my favorite recent movies. One thing that another commenter mentioned, it's hinted at by the looks between them in the German Shepherd scene that Captain K and Finkel are together - which would definitely be a no-no in Nazi Germany, Reinforced by the pink triangles on their costumes at the end. Would have a lot to do with Captain K's disillusionment and sympathy to Jojo's mother's and then saving JoJo.
Nominated for 6 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Adapted Screenplay.
The German version of the Beatles song (I wanna Hold Your Hand) was actually performed & recorded by the Beatles. Before they became famous they spent a lot of time playing in West Germany's bar/club circuit. So after it became a hit they recorded the translated version for the German market.
Similarly, David Bowie recorded the German version of Heroes himself.
@@WhiskyCanuck Bowie lived in Berlin for 2 years in the 70s.
And the point of the song and the opening shots of crowds cheering for Hitler is to show how he was strangely popular with the German people, like The Beatles. (At least until the war started.)
Waititi's depth of planning in this movie shows in how he frames many of the shots. The way Jojo's mother's shoes repeatedly appeared throughout the movie at Jojo's eye level prepared the audience for that moment when he finds her hanging in the square. The first time one reactor saw this movie they thought Taika Waititi had a shoe fetish until that moment, then everything became clear. That also highlights the way Waititi navegated the emotional journey, and how everything could turn on a dime at any minute reflecting the unpredictable nature of life-especially in wartime.
Yeah, I noticed there are multiple shots with just her shoes in the upper left hand of the screen. Then when it happens, you're prepped to realize it instantly.
Was Nici (Nics&Nacs) the reactor you were talking about?
Despite the broken heart from Scarlett Johansson, I like this scene for Jo-Jo tying her shoelaces. That’s one of the things mentioned in the beginning he couldn’t do, what made him insufficient, a kid, not a man. But when Scarlett died, he immediately grew up, he stepped up.
If you watch closely I’m pretty sure he tries but fails to tie them on his mom, it’s not till he’s about to leave the house at the end that he can
This is such a beautiful film. The entire cast is fantastic, amazing cinematography, and it really works so much better than it has any right to. Feel like a lot of people swore it off before giving it a chance based on the premise. It's hilarious but also not afraid to delve into some serious concepts and heartfelt moments. To wrap a coming of age story around a young idealistic kid who is indoctrinated with propaganda and doesn't know any better, and begins to question whether what he's being taught is right or wrong is surprisingly profound for a satire with an imaginary Hitler. The color choices alone are enough to gush about but add in a Michael Giacchino score on top of Taika’s direction and it all comes together to create something extremely special. Hope you folks enjoy it, Cheers!
Edit: Thank you Marina for requesting this movie!
He definitely put together an amazing cast, I'm not a huge fan of rebel wilson but she was great in this, and Sam Rockwell was amazing as always, Scarlett Johansson really showed that she can actually seriously act as well, eventhough I've seen her be good in other roles before.
Sadly your write. When this film came out a lot of reviewers either refused to watch it, or they saw it and considered it inappropriate for unsophisticated audiences, not appropriate subject matter.
yeah, unfortunately Waititi cannot resist to satisfy the indoctrinated with propaganda people who today award the Oscar and decided to show Americans liberating Berlin. Using the same excuse used by Benigni when showed Americans liberating Auschwitz (we never said it's was Berlin/Auschwitz).
Great movie! I highly recommend What We Do In The Shadows by Taika Watiti also.
"Hunt for the Wilderpeople" is pretty good as well.
I've watched this movie a couple of times and watched quite a few reactions, the mom scene towards the end destroys me every time. I haven't paid full attention to it yet, but I think Capt. K actually has the mom's bicycle and was running back to take care of Jojo and just happened to have great timing. His last scene kills me every time too. I came out of the theater cursing Waititi's name for making go on that roller coaster of emotion. He is now one of the few directors that I don't question it, I just go see his movies. Him and Edgar Wright.
I keep reading that apparently it wasn't Rosie's bike but I'm not gonna check it for myself lmao
Not her bike. Different colour and she had a basket.
That really was The Beatles singing in German. Bit of a treat for their hardcore Hamburg fans when they were starting out but I remember Monty Python did the same thing with their comedy albums. Such a nice thing to do for international fans that happens rarely these days
lots of artists sing their songs in other languages, you just don't hear them cuz you (probably) live in an english speaking country
@@mischr13
Come now: "Lots of artists" is a bit of an exaggeration, don't you think!?
As is "their songs", since it's usually only one or two, not whole albums done for a foreign market.
Of course, if you know better...name the artists and their songs and the different languages.
The scene with JoJo's mom hanging just broke me Evetimes I see this. The Sam Rockwell character is amazing
I thought this was a fantastic film, I started out laughing, in the middle I was crying with sadness and at the end had joyful tears. Just a good movie, made me feel something, think about my life.
How is Sam Rockwell not a world-wide superstar? He knocks it out of the park every freaking time.
No matter how bad the movie might be, Sam is always amazing!
War movies don't always need an R rating to get their point across. Being able to reach a wider and younger audience, this film shows kids how to think for themselves, and to not just assume that what you're told and what is going on around you is true or right.
This film was such a brilliant way of helping me understand how easy it is for people-especially children-to be brainwashed into ill ideals.
I’m glad y’all went into this blind. This is one of those films where there is a night and day difference b/w the reactors that went in blind and those that didn’t.
I think we are going to see Mrs. Movies drink a good bit of water today.
there are many gut punches that will require liquids to fight back the tears. Its a beautiful and sad movie.
I guffawed out loud when she actually had to do that.
“He never had butterflies… what a dick” 😂😂💀💀
"So I'm going to make a movie where a little kid says 'Heil Hitler' a few times."
Studio: "How many times is a few?"
"More than 2?"
2019 was such a great year for movies. JoJo Rabbit is one of my favourite from that year and is in my top 50 movies of all time.
Taika Waititi won the Oscar for best adapted screenplay for this film.
Amazing movie!
It gracefully addresses historical relevance and taboo subjects with humor, whit and substance.
This movie exceeded my expectations greatly.
I love it when both of you haven't seen the film being viewed. This was a beautiful and heartfelt viewing with you both, thanks for that. I hope you check out Taika's other flicks, as other commenters have mentioned, Wilderpeople and What We Do are so good.
Btw... "walk the clones" is a great reference to another gem of a movie, Boys From Brazil ('78), worth checking out ;)
I love this movie so much. Still bummed I never saw it at the theater, but I've recommended it to so many people and each and everyone of them was engulfed by it. A beautiful and a tragic trip. Can't recommend it enough.
Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016) starring Sam Neill is another good movie by Taika Waititi. Not as knee-slapping funny as Jojo Rabbit, as it’s more of a dramatic comedy, but definitely worth a watch.
100% agree with this. Boy is also excellent but Hunt for the Wilderpeople is amazing. We didn't choose the Scux life, the scux life chose us.
Is knee-slapping more or less funny than thigh-slapping? I have never heard that expression before.
@@charleshowie2074 - I’ve honestly never heard your version. LOL.
I haven't seen it, but I'm sure that's not damning by faint praise. I'm not so sure Airplane! and Meaning Of Life, for examples, aren't quite as funny.
It just continues to baffle me how Taika managed to walk this tightrope between reality, comedy, drama, tragedy and just overall humanity. Such a powerful movie by emphasizing innocence and life.
If you are a Sam Rockwell fan, definitely check out "Moon" that film is a trip!
The bit when they are searching his home could easily been a monty python sketch. It's brilliant
Thanks Mr Movie at least you remembered me and still like me🙂🙂🙂
I’m SO EXCITED! This is one of my favorite movies to see anybody react to. Right on! Something good to look forward to after such a rough week. Seattle loves you!
It’s one of the finest films of recent years, that you can laugh so hard it hurts...... then you get 🦋🦋🦋🦋 and how do you recover from that? It’s so beautiful and heartbreaking 😢
I highly recommend another from that year "Promising Young Woman". And just as thought provoking. Maybe more.
"What do it in the shadows " is the masterpiece of taika Waititi, best comedy of the last 20 years.
You'd love "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" humor, drama, pathos, this movie has it all.
ah yes a movie about my favorite austrian painter
The Beatles scenes at the beginning reflect how much of a 'rock star " Hitler was with women going crazy etc...
TAIKA WAITITI IS ALSO CREATOR OF "WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS" BOTH THE FILM (FROM 2014) AND MORE RECENTLY THE FX SERIES WHICH IS ON HULU BY THE SAME NAME!! VERY FUNNY STUFF!!
WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS WOULD BE A GREAT REACTION!!!
One of the incredible things is how good it skirts on the balance of being hilarious and horrific. A true show of what brainwashing the nazi youth did to so many young kids.
A small Easter egg, both Sam rockwell and Alfie Allen characters both had pink triangles on there uniforms. Which was a nazi symbol for homosexuality a subtle but great nod to the many others out there who served that way but often where demonised. Whilst in this film they where somewhat celebrated.
And him and Alfie Allen's characters were lovers.
Please also react to other Taika-projects like "What We Do In The Shadows", it's so funny
Thank you for doing this movie, one of my new favs.... All of the kids actors are amazing
Such a great movie! Those kids are brilliant actors.
I am so happy you guys reacted to this. It's one of my all time favorite movies ever. I've been waiting for you two to watch it. You guys are the best.
Ahhh yes. 😊 Nothing like a 'You, Me and the Movies' video after a long day of work and a little trip downtown and you're home at last, check for anything interesting and there's the missus reacting to an acclaimed movie. Perfect. You guys are the best.
You’re the best! Have a great evening
It took a a couple watches to notice...when Captain K shows up at JoJo's house, he has his mothers bike. He knew she was dead and the Gestapo was coming.
Taika Waititi confirmed that it was not Rosie's bike and it's just a false fan-theory.
@@Saxayone OK but he had to know what was happening coz he is out of breath like he rushed over as soon as he could. I don't know if that means he knew Rosie was dead, but he definitely went there to help them
they are also very obviously different bikes, one with a lower frame made for women, another with a higher frame made for men. they do not at all look alike.
A brilliant film. Love Taika!
8:17
To use one of my favorite lines from Tropic Thunder: "Look at you, out playing with grenades."
The Beatles actually did release "I want to hold your hand" in German, "Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand." They also release "She loves you," as "Sie liebt dich."
According to the signs on the shops, the story takes place in the town of Falkenheim but the entire film was shot in the Czech Republic, including costumes and other things.
You guys, as an Aussie, I want you guys to know that you are HUGE over here! Ever since you reacted to Black Sheep (2006), which is massive in Australia! Please send my and my friends thanks to the dude that requested Black Sheep! Now I see you're reacting to my second favourite movie of all time, after Empire Strikes Back, District 9! Yet another movie that is HUGE over here! You guys are far and away the best and most entertaining and open minded movie reaction channel on RUclips! Many reactors promised to do District 9 months ago, they lied. But you two legends just drop this on me like an early Christmas present! Thanks guys, you rock! Much respect!❤️👍🤘
district 9 is a great movie
Check out "What we do in the Shadows"
heartbreaking masterpiece by Taika Watiti what a talent he is, he will go far....the shoes scene broke me.beautiful reaction.
Nice one. Just happened to watch this for the second time last night. All fresh for me.
Was looking for a movie to suit all tastes and was reminded of this and thought 'THAT'S our movie for the night'. It's funny, different, sad, historic, modern. Really one for all audiences. It walks a line between comedy and emotional drama expertly.
I also saw this film recently, earlier this year, and my favorite character has to be Rosie. Scarlet Johansson is so good, very different from the roles I usually think of when she comes up. I also watched Downfall around the same time, so it was interesting to compare the two films.
captain K was friends with his mother and she knew he was gay and his second in command was as well, they were together. he is a great character.
A great film by Taika that doesn't get talked about very often is one called "Boy". Its a great film.
One of my favorite movies, so fun. Glad y'all did this one
one of my favourites is the guy who played hitler. i never thought, i could laugh at this person so hard^^ an amazing actor. never heard of taika waititi before.
One of the best films to come out in recent years. So good.
When Yorkie drops the panzershrek and it takes out a building I laughed so dam hard
LITTLE YORKIE IS THE CUTEST, FUNNIEST KID EVER!!!
Definitely "What we do in the Shadows"!
Great choice. This is one of my favorite recent movies. I love all the characters and I love the music. When Heroes kicks in on that final scene, it's just super moving. Great movie.
8:12 The 4 "shit" streak was great 🤣🤣
This is such a thought provoking & well made film. I recommend it to people when they ask if I know any good films to watch.
Captain K showed up at Jojo's house with Rosie's bicycle.
this is a very persistent rumour but a wrong one, which you can easily verify by googling pictures of the two scenes... Rosie's bike is a woman's bike, with a low frame, and captain K's bike is a man's bike with a high frame... there are other differences as well, but the difference in frames is very obvious and the frame can't be altered, like the basket and such stuff... but they are clearly different bicycles...
I do not wanna speculate if he knew or didn't know at that point, but the bike was not Rosie's and assumedly just his bike, no hidden meaning behind it. I'd provide links to pictures, but comments with links tend to get removed... just google them you'll see, it is obviously a different bike
I double checked and you are correct. Rosie's bike had a rainbow banner on the rear wheel, missing on Captain K's.
"Taki Why Teetee" is definitely one of the directors of all time!
Fantastic little film. Went places I didn't think it would and nailed them! The young actors were great and I think Scarlett deserved the best supporting award jmo.
The Beatles recorded a bunch of their early songs in German for release there ...
This movie was so out of left field, and just goes to show you - they don't all have to be reboots or sequels.
I love y’all’s reactions! ❤️ This is a very great movie, I’m glad you saw it
I loved this movie. I saw it at the theater when it first came out in 2019 . Thanks for your great reaction
6:04 There is a difference between depiction and endorsement. In this case, it's lampooning. When Ace Ventura depicts a trans woman as a deceptive villain and has a scene where the entire room realizes she is trans and everyone starts gagging and vomiting, the movie is making *her* the joke rather than the transphobia. And no, that wouldn't fly today, and for good reason. When Jojo Rabbit shows Na*is acting like bumbling idiots and saying clearly absurd things about Jewish people, it's the fascism and antisemitism that is the joke. That's not going to get anyone other than other Na*is in an uproar.
I guess some could make the argument that this movie shouldn't even be making light of this time period at all lest it hit as poor taste, but anyone saying that is clearly not understanding the movie anyway.
I don't think Ace Ventura's gag was transphobic, partly for the reasons you state, nobody in that scene was not a bumbling idiot or an egotistical blowhard (ventura). But partly because there was no concept that the villain was a transwoman. There was no dysphoria story, he was a football player who went crazy, not someone who felt like a woman since birth. If anything, the villain was doing the blackface version of transwoman, impersonating one. There was also no demonization of transpeople as a group or a kind of person, which is easy to note by the complete lack of both explicit and implicit reference to anything that could pass for stereotypes of trans communities, occupations, motifs, culture, taste, style etc.
@@emilianosintarias7337 But blackface was literally a racist misrepresentation of actual Black people back in the day, my friend. So, making that comparison here only proves my point.
@@Progger11No, I don't mean the movie is doing blackface but for trans people through her character. I mean the character, the villain, is portrayed by the movie as doing something like blackface, as guilty of misrepresenting a woman. But not in reference to transwomen, she never seemed to think that she was expressing her femininity.
@@emilianosintarias7337 Eh. I think that's hair splitting, but it is what it is. Nobody in real life gets approved for hormone treatments and transitions because they want to go into hiding and literally "become" a different gender. Whether you want to say the film depicted this in order to depict something absurd, the fact remains that it still depicted it. Which helped perpetuate the broader narrative in the zeitgeist at the time that trans people are just deceptive cis people or transvestites.
@@Progger11 I don''t get it. you really think people at the time were aware of trans people? They weren't. They were aware of drag queens, and that character did not match anything festive or flamboyant, it was literally a disguise. They were not giving an opinion on something nobody had any frame of reference for. It isn't hair splitting. I can understand thinking it was homophobic or misandrist, though i would disagree with that. I just can't see how this man disguised as a woman is supposed to be a jab at a community nobody had ever heard of
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@@YouMeTheMovies It was pretty accurate movie , they use a town thats has been used in other movies too , Žatec in Czech Republic and interior shots in studio in Prague , other filming location round Prague area . Exterior of the library was a bank building , Petschek Palace , that was used as Gestapo HQ in Prague during WW 2 . The Bourne Identity 2002 , the 'Swiss' bank in Zurich scene , used that same building in Prague .
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I absolutely love this movie! Masterfully done.
"Fifty years ago today, The Beatles recorded "Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand," a version of "I Want to Hold Your Hand" translated into German. The German division of EMI had convinced their manager that the record wouldn't be successful in Germany if the English version was released there."
The studio wouldn't make this film unless Taika agreed to play Hitler. It's a pretty brilliant movie all around.
One of my favourite movies of the last few years. Great to see it again with you!
You should definitely check out Taika’s other movies. Especially What We Do In The Shadows and The Hunt For The Wilderpeople. So brilliant!!! Great reaction.
you know what. I like you two. yall are cool.
You’re cool too thanks!!
Absolutely beautiful movie
Such a funny, sweet, sad, powerful, film. I'm glad that you did the review on this must watch film.
Scarlet knew Sams character was gay so they kinda help each other. Thats why Sam helps Jojo so much.
I cried SO MUCH with this movie... from sadness and happiness, SUCH A GREAT MOVIE!!
One of the best movies ever! So glad you liked it! And the music!
He was tasked with looking out for him when she was at work, and he did that till the very end.
I could only hope to find the kind of love you two have together. God bless you both!!!!
Thanks guys, I forgot how good this was!
Taika Waititi is the KING of happy sad. Check out “Boy”.
Scarlett and Sam were wonderful and got Oscar nominations, but why not the boys- JoJo and Yorgi were so good- w/out JoJo, there was no film- he deserved some recognition/nominations for his performance- they nearly always overlook kids.
Love your stuff! Keep it up!
I watched this for the first time recently and absolutely loved it, it's sad but also funny and shows the darkness that went on during these times but taika did a great job of making it dark humor