A funny take on serious idea turns into a thoughtful satire..

Rating: 7/10 (23 April 2020)

Short Review :-
Watched Jojo Rabbit (2019)
A funny take on serious idea turns into a thoughtful satire. Well, we all know the results of Hitler's cruelty and Nazi who were obeying his order forgetting basic moral like humanity and Jojo Rabbit focuses the same issue but like I said we know the results hence film couldn't overtake it's predictability. Jojo is 10 years old lad who feels proud being a Nazi and want to crush all Jews but how would be the scenario when he falls in love with a Jew girl? Okay, i loved this idea and the funny theme also worked because intensity was low, light moments were in enough numbers. The best thing happened in the film is, the entire script comes from a little boy's point of view which is interesting. Also it is harmful because everyone around the boy has to be like him i mean less intelligent and cute. Jojo Rabbit falters because of it's predictability and irrelevant observation of Jojo's Character. However, his cuteness and thoughts made it look a really good film. After all Jojo and his friend Yorki were the cutest things in the film. Acting of Roman Griffin Davis and Thomasin McKenzie impresses whereas on sad note Scarlett Johansson and Taika Waititi doesn't get much do with their characters. I personally feel, Taika Waititi could have made it more impactful and more intellectul because the topic needs such thinking especially when you're adapting something you need to make it better. Rather than a good film, i would say it was a good attempt.
Rating- 7/10*