"Jojo Rabbit" is a comedy film with a huge message of adulthood. It is hilarious and amusing in various moments but it gives a sense of seriousness at the same point.

Jojo is a young boy in the youth scouts of Hitler who believes strongly in the ideology of Nazism. Jojo is shown as a true patriot to Germany. Only his beliefs are shaken when he finds a Jewish girl in his house and befriends with her, not to mention that he has an imaginary friend in the shape of Adolf Hitler.

Roman Griffin Davis (Jojo) and Thomazin Mckenzie (Elsa) are the staring actors in this film, along with Taika Watiti who is phenomenal in his portrayal of Hitler. Scarlet Johansson, Sam Rockwell and Rebel Wilson are also very amusing.

What I mostly liked about this film is how it showcases the war from the point of view of Jojo, a ten year old kid who knows nothing about the world. In other words, innocent. From the start of the movie till the ending, jojo faces a huge character development and learns that not all is so bright. He even admits to his friend Yorki that nothing makes sense anymore.

In other words, Jojo Rabbit is a touching story about the brutality of war and how it can affect the mind of a child. Not to mention it's sweet moments such as Jojo and his mother's moments, the punch jokes over the state of the country, Jojo and Elsa's conflicts and more. Definitely a must watch for its a remarkable movie.