This movie at times feels like its for kids almost with its child like humor. But other times you can tell it's very much for adults. The childlike elements of it I think are what have me disliking some of it. The first hour especially. Thankfully the last hour really is where things finally get good and enjoyable. There ends up being more emotions that just sillness and child like stuff.

I read alot of the reviews where they said it makes light of WW2, but while there are some "silly" parts, if you listen you can see the whole thing makes fun of the nazis. Such as when one man remarks about about a boy and how he can use a knife but not a grenade, but the mom in a serious (but sarcastic way for the viewer) that its ok if her underage son goes to a useless war and if he uses a gun. Thus mocking how crazy the nazis were.

I don't want to say this a "deep thought" kind of movie, but you really need to pay attention to everything to catch just how much the nazis are mocked. On the other side of things when it comes to any death, it does not make it funny. It still shows the horror (well of screen) of what went on. I think they did a good job on towing the line between tasteful and distasteful.

This all said its worth a watch if you have nothing else to do really. If you make it past the first hour without being bored, the last half makes it worth it. I should note the director, the actors...etc are all jewish in real life. They all had family involved in the holocaust. I'm not saying if your jewish and ok with this movie that the movie is ok to do, but I am saying I doubt anyone who is jewish would do a movie that they felt was distasteful about what happened.