Great Mix Of Funny & Serious

Rating: 6/10 (11 January 2020)

So everyone is saying this is not a comedy film & it turns dark throughout the film which is correct, but it has a mix of both rather than one or the other, the thing is with the dark parts to the film it is deemed normal within the film as of course back then it was normal for Nazis so laugh at Jews, for example; one scene JoJo makes a book about Jews and how bad they are, but when the german guards come in to check the house for a Jew hiding in the house they come across the book & all the guards read it & laugh about that it is in the book, but of course to them that is normal back then & portrayed as normal which does make you think.
But for the funny parts to the film they are in pockets throughout the film, Adolf (Played by Taika Waititi him self) as JoJo's imaginary friend is a great addition to the film as he pops up & does really funny things & says some funny things as well, but if it was nor for Adolf there would be far less funny parts which gets me onto my next point, apart from the Adolf parts there was not that much overall in the film, the beginning of the films starts off on a role with the comedy but then seems to fall flat through the mid section of the film which we (4 of us that watched it) ll said it felt flat & just talking & was a bit boring tbh, that's why i think without the funny parts the film would no where be as good hence why i didn't rate it that high.
Overall it is defiantly a watch because either way its a different take on war style films but not being about all guns & blazing violence for once.
Age - 25
Cinema: Cineworld Milton Keynes 2D (Unlimited Card)
Watch, Avoid, Consider: Watch for both sides of the film, whether fo the comedy or the more deeper parts to the film.