I watched *Jojo Rabbit* 2 years ago.. I LOVED it!! 

The editing will feel a bit different so let me know if you guys liked it! :)

Just to clarify, Captain K didn't betrayed Rosie. They're also part of the Resistance. Rosie's already dead before the Gestapo knocked on Jojo's house. It's the reason for the thorough search, they already know about his mom and is searching for more evidence. Captain K and Freddy then immediately biked their way to check on Jojo, because they must've heard what happened to Rosie. Captain K deliberately took Elsa's papers so that he's the one to check them and hide inconsistencies (the picture and birthday was wrong), he even said that she looked like a ghost in the picture because he knows the real Inge is already dead. Also, he and Freddy were secretly a gay couple (with hints throughout the film), which is also prohibited in the N*zi. He said to Jojo that Rosie is a good woman, because she knows and she accepts them.

My favourite bit of trivia about this is when in Interview someone asked Taika "So what preparation did you do to play Hitler? How did you get in character?" and he replied (paraphrasing) "None, I did no preparation, my act was a complete satire, a total piss-take, because fuck Hitler. He's not worth my time. Not only should he know that he's being played by a half Polynesian half Jewish man, a brown Jewish person, but he should know that that that brown Jewish person is putting in minimum effort to get it right, and maximum effort to make him look silly, because fuck him."

The dark humor of this movie was done perfectly. The real of the loss of JoJo’s mom was an absolute gut punch

The balance of tone in this film is nothing short of genius. It has absurdity, humour, tragedy, love and friendship. A very uplifting story, like no matter what - in any situation, you can grow and make the human spirit shine through all that carnage and evil.

Roman Davis, the kid who played Jojo, was fantastic (either than or Taika Watiti is a fabulous director, or both). You'd never know this was his first acting experience and he really had to carry the film.

This movie solidified Taika Waititi as a must watch director for me. Jerk made me laugh, cry and then laugh again.

No, she did not think Nathen wrote the first letter.. she was upset that JoJo would do such an awful thing.

"Jojo Rabbit" really deserved its Academy Award win for Best Adapted Screenplay at the 2020 Oscars. I absolutely cannot wait for Taika Waititi's newest film "Next Goal Wins" to come out in October.💯

The part where Sam Rockwell's character looks at Elsa's passport and says Get a new photo, you look like a ghost in this one. Its because he knew it wasn't Inga and that she was dead.

Between Endgame, and an academy award nomination each for Marriage Story & Jojo Rabbit, 2019 really was the year of Scarlett Johansson

This movie deserved every accolade it received

just for the record, Captain K did not reported Rosie. He was also part of resistance and gay. He even noticed wrong date on ID of Elsa/Inge

I love this movie because it is such a good blend of comedy and tragedy. Trying to make sense of something as evil as Na$i Germany through the lens of a ten-year-old's mind. Then that absolute gut punch of Rosie's death and the descent into the reality of war. Taiki did an amazing job both acting and directing this movie.

I dont know how you didnt cry when he found his mom

Yes, thanks for pulling this from your Patreon archives! Everybody should have a "real" friend like Yorki.

This is my favorite film of 2019. It is just note-perfect. Thank you for digging this reaction out of your archive.

One of the interesting themes in this film is how the film itself parallels war: in the beginning it's all silly and a bit surreal when it's far off, but it becomes deadly serious when it shows up at your door. Also, I've seen several reactors watch this film and they all make the same face when they see ScarJo's shoes. Pretty sure I made the same face the first time I saw it.

Hi Vicky!🙂Scarlett Johansson's paternal family is Ashkenazi Jewish who fled Poland and Russia. Their original surname was Schlamberg.😉She really showed off her acting talents in this film!🏆Taika Waititi did an excellent job balancing comedy and drama in such a sensitive subject. It is a very unique film. I own this one in 4K bluray.😉Great reactions to this well made and acted film, Vicky!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

It's one of my favorite movies ever. It's so good. Makes you feel everything.

Of course we want those videos! Jojo Rabbit is an absolute jewel of a movie. Sad that you had it hidden away from your RU-vid community for so long!

37:48 “HITLER, PLEASSE!” 😂😂😂OMG..That was sooo randomly funny asf, How serious an off guard you were!! Ctfu 🤦🏾‍♂️😆😆I lovved this reaction! 👌🏾💯💯💯

This movie is hilarious, don't apologize for laughing. Anyone upset is taking a comedy that's joking about serious things. You have to be able to joke about bad things otherwise you live a miserable dark life. And woe V you look beautiful in the intro, the shirt is cool It's kinda like a hot pirate costume shirt

I love this movie so much! My favorite films have both humor and heart and this one does both so well. One minute you're laughing and the next minute it absolutely rips your heart out. So well done.

Captain k a real hero!

Captain K and Finkel have a pink triangle in their costumes at the end. A symbol used to identify prisoners arrested for homosexuality in Nazi Germany. He had a secret of his own and decided to keep Jojo's too. Also adds to his relationship with Jojo's mother, did she know about it and thats why she seems to have some authority over him? Capt K ran to Jojo's house to protect him after his mother's arrest/death so he clearly had some sense of responsability or loyalty to her

The first letter makes a lot more sense when you realize that Nathan is dead and him saying those things hits her heart deeper.

The setting of the city in the book was Vienna. The film was shop in Prague, but not sure what city it was meant to portray.

2019 was such a good year for movies

"Parasite" was good, but this movie should have won best picture that year.

33:06 This movie is showing you a shift in the Boy's mind. The comedy was his innocence and it slowly being turned by reality. He's no longer a kid as that was taken away by war. What he really wanted isn't what he's about anymore. Everything in the next scenes shows a contrast between jojo and his surroundings, jojo vs his previous ideals. He's no longer a kid.

19:25 no, she didn't believed the first letter was Nathan's, she just got really hurt because of Jojo's cruelty. The first time I watched the movie, the second letter made me cry a lot, I think I just really connect with people who lost beloved ones.

38:11 omg the bullet wound in his head low key genius.

The Rilke quote at the end is similar to a thought I developed during my teen years. Specially during depressed times, I would keep repeating in my mind: "no moment, good or bad, is forever".

I remember long ago I asked about your scar and you responded in the comments. Glad to see even back then you weren't afraid to talk about it. Love your scars! They are stories of your life. They are you! And lets be honest, whos wants a boring body that isn't flawed. I have scars, makes me feel unique. One scar on my forehead is from another girl trying to kiss me when we were around 8. I backed up from her and fell and hit my head lol. Another scar if from a dog bite that went to the bone in my arm. Doggo didn't mean it of course. Among my many other scars! :)

"We need to show the world we weren't all like him." - Claus von Stauffenberg

The opening scenes were there to illustrate Hitler's rock star status for many Germans. A dirty little secret is that many early Nazi leaders were gay. They were some of the major targets during the Night of the Long Knives. Hitler was a spell-binding speaker. William Shirer (who also wrote The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich) wrote Berlin Diaries, adapted from his own diary entries. He spoke fluent German, and spent many years in Germany before the war as a correspondent for CBS, back when they had real journalists. It's a fascinating read.

When Jojo asks what the people who were hanged did, Rosie says “what they could”… then when JoJo’s “father” talks to him, he says to take care of Rosie, because “she’s doing what she can”

The fact that she thought that Elsa believed those fake letters were real is some truly crazy shit

Such a brilliant, hilarious, and heart-breaking movie. And cool to get a blast from the past, I didn't even really know reaction channels were a thing two years ago. Also, I think we are all for you uploading any amount of content from the past, I know I'm in. 👍✌❤

I'm back to ur channel, I used to be on ur other channel which (for some reason) got terminated obviously, but it's good to see u again, I hope ur doing fine and hope to see more videos from u real soon

My grandfather who lived in these times told me many times: "They stole my childhood Joern..those fcks stole my childhood"..and that resonates even more if I see that movie nowadays

Thr first time I watched Jojo Rabbit, I couldnt stop crying after Rosie died. The ending, where they danced to Heroes, is such a testament to all those who took a brave step back then, to protrct innocent lives. Little acts of rebellion, little acts of bravery. The Heroes.

Gosh ! That japanese-style screen reminded me your Ghibli reactions, from your previous account/channel. I'm still mad they just can't let reactors in peace with that. It's a double loose for them : people who have already seen their movies (and much probably bought them in DVD/BR) get bitter at their policy and less likely to go watch new movies (well... if they even make new movies, it's been ages since I've heard about a Ghibli movie coming in theater). And people who haven't seen them don't have those great reactions that could encourage them to buy their movies. It's literally free advertisement for them, and they say "No, we don't accept you to do that". Anyway, great reaction, and I'm totally in for discovering reactions you left aside !

Thanks for posting this, ‘twas worth the wait 👍🥰👏🏻🇬🇧

Indeed the reason Elsa was upset at Jojo’s first fake letter from Nathan was because she knew he was already dead

As you mentioned having rabbits, reminded me of my all time favorite book, Watership Down. Haven't read it in awhile but used to read it once a year. Also made a decent movie of it, but that seems a bit primitive now. But I still like it. Because it is about rabbits people assume it is a kid's story. But it very much is not. About wild rabbits.

The humor in this movie is like a cross between Mel Brooks and Wes Anderson.

Awww, little baby Vkunia

Thank You for doing this x Love your content

I like that you can tell throughout most of the film that Captain K absolute hates it all, even as early as 4:41 you can see that he is very unhappy.

Digital censoring words and blurring frames is the same as burning books.

37:48 “HITLER, PLEASSE!” 🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂😂saame thing as “NIGHAA, PLEASSSE” lOl🤷🏾‍♂️😂😂😂OMG..That was sooo randomly funny asf, How serious an off guard you were!! Ctfu 🤦🏾‍♂️😆😆I lovved this reaction! 👌🏾💯💯💯

Best (and most bizarre) line of the film: Rebel Wilson saying "We need someone to walk the clones."

Your reactions were wonderful throughout the movie.

Ooooh what a nice surprise! I can't wait!

There was literally a British song during WW2 about Hitler only having one ball.

Watched this movie twice in the theater. It was that good.

What a WONDERFUL reaction to a truly great film! I ADORE this film. It has made its way into my Top 20 films of all-time. Many of the greatest comedies have tears, as well. "CITY LIGHTS" and "MODERN TIMES" by Charlie Chaplin. "PLEASANTVILLE"... "AMELIE"... If you haven't seen these films, you certainly should! The BRILLIANCE of this film is that it takes a whole new way of looking through the darkest time in recent history. Through the eyes of a child. It so accurately captures how a child could (like many Germans) be swept up into the horrors of a Cultish Nazi fanaticism. (The Beatlemania beginning was perfect) It shows through comedy the ridiculous nature of their beliefs and actions. Then is slowly tears it all apart with the simple presence of a wonderful Mom and a Jewish girl. Actually meeting the girl allows empathy and understanding to flow. This was such a brilliant stroke. ...and it all lead up to the moment where a followed butterfly leads to one of the great moments in cinema. It never fails to move me.

For anyone who likes this movie, i would like to recommend 'Maus'. It's a graphic novel that is set during ww2 and is really, really good ✌️

I love the background in this video.

I did really like Ragnarök and his episode of The Mandalorian but movies like Jojo Rabbit show to me that Taika Waititi really excels in non-blockbuster films. Besides this I highly recommend "Hunt for the Wilderpeople" to watch for anyone who hasn't seen it yet.

This is a really great movie Thanks for showing it and as always have a great Monday V.😊👍💯

Every time I see "bad guy" on the screen, I'm reminded of what I hate about RU-vid.

12:14 Hitler was actually anti smoking and against smoking indoors as well

One of my favorite movies!🎞📽

When i first heard about this movie I was a bit sceptical. Making fun of Nazis its quite oké like the produces from mel Brooks. Making a comedy about WW2. It is difficult, but this movie made it!!! Some times its good to take the hurdles. Like i also did with Das Boot. First, why watch a movie about WW2 from a German perspective. It is also great, why I cannot tell, it would be a spoiler. Its worth watching.

PS a fun fact that lets you know they did a decent amount of homework for this film. The fact that Jojo's sister was never reported as dead by her mother was a common thing during the war in Germany. Because of food rationing during the later years it was common for people to not report the deaths of family members, and people would often even help dispose of of the bodies without State officials knowing about it. So a family of 4 would get the food rations of a family of 4 instead of a now family of 3. During the later years the food rationing was pretty intense. Was so bad that they'd send people door to door counting potatoes making sure you were not stealing, or lets say getting more food than was allocated by the State by other means. However, doing what Jojo's mother did, by not reporting the death of his sister was considered a punishable crime. Because in the eyes of the Nazi Party, you were stealing not just from the State, but stealing food from another German's mouth who would need it. Being Jojo's mom had an additional person in the house to take care of, she seems to have decided to take that risk. She was already taking many risk.

Beautiful Reaction

Thanks--it was a fun movie to revisit.

35:22 technically, he didn't sacrifice himself, he would die already, but he saved Jojo's life

There is not always a place to hide from the bombing. For example, for the second year I have been living under sirens and explosions. Over time, you stop noticing the air raid siren, it's like a mosquito, there's nothing to be done. You just live on.

I label the VKunia reactions as BCD and PCD, which is "before cat destruction" and "post cat destruction" of the panel background you used to use xD Very nostalgic.

yayyy my favorite movie! 😎😎

Jojo’s anxiety about his scars is partly because have has been brainwashed to think he must be a “perfect Aryan”, so any physical deformity would be looked down upon.

ALL the feels

We absolutely need a movie where the two kids in this play younger versions of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Directed by Edgar Wright or Taika Waititi obviously

The Cross of Honor for German women was a real thing. It was award for conceiving and parenting 4 children

This has to be in my top 5 for best PG-13 f-bomb drops in history, if not number 1.

I would also recommend " what we don in the shadows" by tiaka waititi thats also funny.

Yeah it's a comedy movie. And even when the tone changes they don't change the comedy. It's just talked about in a more serious tone.

I loved it when I watched it!

It requires artistic skills to combine comedy and bloody serious scenes like they did here, and make it work. Even in the same scene we see the Captain dressed like a clown in his fancy uniform and cape, while we also see the Germans, down to last civil man, woman and child in uniforms, fighting, which probably did happen in the last battles of the war.

Hitler repeatedly asking JoJo if wants a cigarette is my favorite joke considering Hitler was very much against smoking. Nazi Germany was actually the first country to launch a government funded anti-smoking campaign. Hitler was known to gift expensive watches to friends who quit smoking.

Nice to see Lil VKunia. Great movie and I'm wondering if you picked upon on things you said before in some of your analysis and think that you may have been a bit off on it. Wonderful reaction. Jojo Rabbit is a comedy but it doesn't mean that it has to be serious all the time. I guess it would be a dark comedy, if you want to categorize it. The Hitler Youth Camps were real and they did do a fair amount of indoctrination and brain washing to these young minds. But I like how Jojo made up his own mind about stuff. The mother was probably found out from someone else being arrested and interrogated and the Sam Rockwell character was covering for her and the young Jew. It seemed like you may have thought he turned her in. The shoes bit was really good and I thought we might see them when they were framed earlier on but that was a gut punch.

I've seen so many Jojo Rabbit reactions I definitely tought I had seen yours already when I saw the thumbnail

I facepalmed at "same font used in shrek". Yeah, because Shrek is a german style fairytale. Its called Fraktur - A classic german style font used since the 16th century. It's used in TONS of stuff, especially if associated with German culture, or the Nazi party. The Shrek producers didn't invent it 😂

Someone saw the mom leaving the flyers around town. The captain was protecting Mojo and IElsa when he lied for them to the secret police. The captain and the character played by alfoe Allen are implied to be a gay couple and they are hiding it because the they would be sent to the camps too if it came our

But Yorki is SUCH a child version of Ricky Gervais, isn't he? 😅🤭

Thing is V, its not a comedy. Its an EXTREMELY serious movie about a very serious subject just told through a filter of a childs imaginary world mixed with reality and that pokes fun at the inherent ludicrous stupidy of it all. The comedy just comes naturally without needing to be forced (ok perhaps Taiko's performance as imaginary Hitler is a teensy little bit over the top and excesively silly for effect but you get the idea) Its a bloody masterpiece!

Your scar is cute.

That was a great movie. You should watch "Rudy" a beautiful film but keep the tissues handy.

Shit! I said to myself "I'm not gonna cry, this time." I failed , big time. Thanks V.

28:49 I didn't get to feed. Either times. Goddamnit

21:34 your scar looks cool, btw

6:15 "Hitler! ☺" hahaha

Thanks!

Loved the movie

The shoes at the swimming pool always get me. Good bye my sweet love.

Great video.