Jojo Rabbit (Taika Waititi, October 18, 2019) Movie • Page 7

The part where baby Nick Frost says that he can’t die got a laugh out of me

 

Someone pointed out to me that they were Jojo's drawings, which makes way more sense.

 

This was beautiful and I loved it.

 

impressive that Waititi was able to make a satire about the nazis feel as toothless and second-hand embarrassing as an SNL Trump sketch

 

didn’t think it was possible but Joker has some competition for the worst BP nom

 

smaller margin of quality between joker and 1917 than joker and this

jojo is at least decent, as much as it could’ve been way better

 

Joker was a bad superhero movie. There have been many and there will be many more. Jojo Rabbit is an affront to basic taste and decency.

 

gonna have to disagree with you there

1917 was just alright but way better than I expected and this was shockingly bad

 

I didn't think I'd dislike this as much as I did. It and Joker are close, but they're bad for different reasons

 

Give me your take on it

 

play with sound

 

that was better than the entire movie

 

adapted screenplay

 

boo

 

academy likes well-meaning nazis more than they like little women smh

 

Eh, I still really liked this movie, & love Taika in general, so I'm happy that he got one of those shiny statues. *shrug*

 

Finally watched this. It had no business winning adapted screenplay, and shouldn’t have even gotten close to a best picture nom, but overall I thought it was fine. Unlike fellow undeserving BP nom Joker, at least its heart was in the right place. But Waititi has done, and will do, better.

 

this was great. i have a feeling it was good i stayed away from the internet on this one.

 

Taika Waititi, Jude Law in Talks for Showtime Showbiz Series 'The Auteur'

 

I mean I think a ton of people who did not like it have very valid reasons for it

 

Yeah ignore that, I was running on like two hours of sleep when I posted that and was shocked when I read through the thread.

I realize this has super sensitive subject material and I can see how that would rub people the wrong way. If that’s not the reason someone doesn’t like it though I can’t think of why they wouldn’t, I thought it was super funny and well-acted and got really profound towards the end too. Thomasin McKenzie really impressed me after never seeing her before and I hope she gets a ton of work after this

 

Watch Leave No Trace!

 

What was profound about it?

 

I thought this was sweet. Not as good as I was hoping for. Didn’t realize the Hitler thing was gonna be as small a part of the movie as it seemingly was.