Jojo Rabbit (2019)

Jojo Rabbit is a powerfully acted and slickly written film about finding truth in murky waters, and ultimately subduing hate and replacing it with compassion, tolerance and understanding. While the film does start out slow, muddle its message in p... Read the full review »

I really didn’t like “JoJo Rabbit,” director Taika Waititi‘s World War II satire about a Nazi boy (Roman Griffin Davis) and his imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler (Waititi). I didn’t find the material offensive, but the movie fails across th... Read the full review »

Yeah, I can see what was trying to be done here. Clever idea with a solid group of actors. Not sure about Hitler. Don’t think that it was needed so a bit off putting but did not detract too much from the film’s message. Has been compared to Th... Read the full review »

When you choose to make a dark comedy it's important to commit to darkness. Martin McDonagh and Paul Thomas Anderson are both fine examples of this, blending sweet and sour like a Michelin star chef. Taika Waititi has succeeded in this in the past... Read the full review »