Taika definitely knows how to organise a comical, devastating and original satire. But it's unfortunately not as replayable as the critics state. What this fictional comedy should be remembered for is the fact that it's not just graphic full-on depictions of battles in WWII; the witty characters and touching portrayals of tale are delightful and memorable.

Roman Griffin Davis and Taika Waititi fulfil delivering humorous characters throughout the entire runtime of the film. Jojo Rabbit is fair and funny before it leads to an attaching tragedy concluding with laughs and heart. Teens will love how the story can represent both multiple heavy and light-hearted moments, but is also engaging and worth a watch.

What ruins the story is how increasingly lumpy and slow it moves. It's a charming satire with imagination and friendship. Jojo Rabbit isn't precisely what you were anticipating for, but is enough for a touch, a giggle and wacky fiction.

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