Jojo Rabbit demonstrates that there is hope, both for humanity and Hollywood. By the latter I mean it's hard to imagine how a film this original got made in an era of reboots, remakes, sequels and prequels (mostly bad)

The characters are charming and quirky, the dialogue clever and the plot wisely confines itself to telling an intensely personal story rather than one of the war itself. The young male star is perfect, and the other performances shine as well. It does seem though that Scarlett got less time on the screen than she deserves.

The director cleverly doesn't show us certain things, and a lot of good choices were made in the editing room.

Hollywood, if you're listening, more like this please.

This is a beautiful story told in a beautiful manner with an absolutely wonderful ending. I am not a crier, but I could not help but let the emotions that just kept building up during the movie and peaked with the final scene turn into a minute or so of crying some tears of whatever goodness was affecting me by the time the credits began to roll. story just wrapped up so wonderfully.

This movie is sometimes listed as a comedy and there are certainly fun and funny overtones for much that happens during it. As I saw it, this is really more of a human story told in a light and humorous manner, but it is the humanity that the characters fight to keep and learn to reunite with that matters most. Watchers get to enjoy seeing the lives of characters be saved by love, kindness and understanding through shared struggle and learning that hate solves nothing.

My usual wrap-up for the movies I love: Awesome story, awesome writing, awesome acting, awesome everything.

In my humble opinion, this is definitely a must watch. Certainly a 10/10 for this one.

Among the best poetic anti war films made. Congratulations.