The reason why the public is loving this movie is the same reason that the critics are hating it

Rating: 8/10 (18 February 2020)

The critics were very hypersensitive and had a very closed mind when reviewing this movie.
JoJo Rabbit is a satirical vision of the Second World War, when dealing with an issue like this in a satirical way you have to be very careful not to seem so insensitive, Waititi uses the necessary touch of satira and social issues to create a kind of criticizes to the neo-nazist movements and the use of the naivety of children to take him to political issues, Waititi knew how to get there and does not explore the theme of nazism in a deep and somber way, however the movie gives a heartbraking scene whose protagonist is the feet of Scarlett Johansson, incredibly Waititi created an emotional scene involving feet better than Tarantino.
The film has a scene that involves the Nazi greeting that makes us laugh intelligently, that scene more than a criticism is a mockery, That no neo-nazi see this! Sincerely Waititi had never convinced me, however JoJo Rabbit is his best work Until now, Waititi cinema is full of satirical comedy and this film is its best and boldest demonstration, a sentimental story about the hate instilled in children irrationally, JoJo is a boy with little mind of his own and everything he knows It is practically things that his imaginary friend has put in his brain that turns out to be a child representation of Hitler, but it is obvious that this representation of Hitler is like that since it is the product of a child's mind and this reinforces more the naivety and JoJo's good heart.