Jojo Rabbit

[Chillwell]

Saw it about a week ago.

I thought I'd enjoy it. It had great reviews + it had the always great Sam Rockwell. I figured it would be a clever, sardonic film that would make me laugh using a satirical portrayal of the obvious monstrosities of the Nazis.

1. All of the above turned out to be true +
2. It was a very original story, told in an original manner... appreciate that +
3. With that said, there were still some gut-punching moments that really got to me...just like no f'n way...don't do that.
4. And, of course, Rockwell was fantastic.

 

[SquinkY5786]

Great movie all around.

 

[purkey]

I don't think it's even at a theater in okc...odd.

 

[Been Jammin]

I don't think it's even at a theater in okc...odd.

disregard this if your comment was supposed to be in blue

A. It is too old to still be in theaters

B. Are OKC theatres still open?

 

[purkey]

disregard this if your comment was supposed to be in blue

I saw this thread a few weeks ago (before corona) and had never heard of the movie so I googled it and I swear it showed AMC theaters and there were a couple of theaters in tulsa who were still showing it...nothing in okc. I just sleptwalked my way to posting my reply today...and I said eh, what the hell could have changed in the last couple of weeks?

 

[NipponPoke]

It was in OKC theaters for quite a while.

 

[purkey]

It was in OKC theaters for quite a while.

yep...I don't go to theaters in the first place, but I missed it. Might have gone to see it though...maybe. You can rent it now but the big screen and the acoustics can't be beat in a theater.

 

[Chillwell]

Spoiler Alert... and a subject change:












If you're bored and looking for something good to watch, I'd recommend this off-the-beaten path movie called Leave No Trace. The actress who placed the Jewish girl being hidden in Jojo Rabbit stars in this film as well. She's got some talent.