Unique Movie With Great Acting

Rating: 7/10 (17 January 2020)

Jojo Rabbit is one of those rare films that separates itself from the common Hollywood mold. A fictional historic look at the Hitler Youth Camps and how one boy was indoctrinated by Nazi propaganda, Rabbit shows how the mightiest of anti-semitism can be overcome by common sense and love.
The acting is top-notch. I fell in love with Scarlett Johansson on the screen. Her combination of humor and pathos was riveting. And the 10-year-old boy, first timer, Roman Griffin Davis, displays one of the most engaging youth acting I've seen in a long time.
Can't say enough about this film. But I'm not quite sure of the worthiness of being nominated for Best Picture Oscar. It's a good movie--but great? I'll reserve that opinion to history.