Jojo Rabbit

Movie • 2019 • Comedy  

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This movie contains 37 potentially triggering events.
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ErisFiestas
No, but there is a scene near the end of the movie in which imaginary Hitler is eating a feast with the head of a unicorn, though it looks like random meat pieces put together to look like a unicorn head. Not directly about the death of a horse, per se, but may still be triggering
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Anonymous
While Jojo's at camp, they ask him to kill a rabbit. He lets the rabbit go but an older boy catches it and snaps its neck. Don't know the exact time the scene takes place (maybe 1/3 of the way into the movie?) but from when they take the rabbit out of its cage, it's only about 2-3 minutes til they kill it, so skip that part.
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Anonymous
Just the one scene, about 1/3 of the way in to the movie. No torture or anything too gruesome, but a rabbit has its neck snapped. The rabbit is only onscreen a few minutes so as soon as you see the rabbit step out/look away for 4-5 minutes.
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Jadespade
A rabbit's neck is snapped.
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Pantalones
Hitler Youth members kill a rabbit.
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Does a cat die?
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Does a pet die?
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Gjhurd
No dragons in this universe
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KobiReichard
There are two moments of the imagery of butterflies and one in real life in front of our protag. I could see the moment when they show a video of butterflies swarming around his stomach being a bit triggering
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Amy17
Not really, but the protagonist's mother is often absent, leaving his son alone for lots of scenes of the movie
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TFMD
[SPOILERS] Jojo develops a crush on Elsa, the Jewish girl hiding in his attic. When the war ends, there is a brief scene where he lies to her and tells her that Germany won and she will have to stay in hiding. Soon afterwards, he changes his mind and takes her outside, where she sees the truth. Apparently in the book he actually carries on this deception for a long time, but in the movie it seems like he changes his mind immediately (thankfully) so it isn't too bad.
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MovieWatcher10
No, but at one point in the movie the Gestapo suspect Jojo's mother to be anti-n*zis, so they come over to inspect the house and see if they find propaganda or other proof.
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avanhalem
Child soldiers are used
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acoconut
There is a scene where Jojo's mother plays like she is his father, and she slams her fist on the table in front of him.
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Anonymous
A character seems to be a heavy drinker but it doesn't seem to cause problems and the topic of addiction doesn't come up.
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crabby
Jojo's mother is shown drinking frequently throughout the film, and you can tell it's to cope with stress.
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Amy17
Not like with ropes or something, but one of the main characters has to hide in a small place for long periods of time or she could be killed.
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Crow75
A kid gets stabbed in the leg by a knife by accident, but no blood is shown, and it is not too graphic. Threatening with knives happens a lot in the movie, and towards the end of it one character slightly stabs another one on the shoulder. There are no serious consequenses to the injury though, but blood is shown.
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DogkinTrash
A character is mentioned to have shot himself in the head (off screen) and later the bloody wound on his head is shown for less than a minute.
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RosinaAKARosi
A man is kneed or kicked between his legs and the other characters wince. No graphic genital trauma or mutilation is shown.
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Crow75
SPOILER no but a hand granade explodes next to a kid and he gets seriously injured.
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DogkinTrash
There are mentions of rumors of russians and the british "eating babies" towards the end of the movie, but it's a joke on the innocence of children.
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Anonymous
Not the eyeball itself, but a character survives an explosion and has extensive scarring around their eye.
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marshall_marshall_marshall
At the very beginning, the Hitler Youth group is running as part of their training. Jojo falls behind, leans over and catches his breath, then continues to run. Nobody is choked/suffocated, has an asthma attack, etc.
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Anonymous
Towards the beginning, someone breaks a rabbit’s neck.

There are two separate scenes of dead people hanging by their necks, but there are no disturbing bone-related images.
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EmilyWong
The act of amputation is not shown, but there are amputees in the film
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Amy17
Jojo fall a little when panicked because of a "surprise", but he doesn't injure himself
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acoconut
Imaginary character is ejected from through a window.
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Anonymous
No decapitations, but a character threatens to cut another characters head off.
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morethanspacedust
Yes, and it's shown quite close up at more than one point during the film
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Amy17
Minors do discuss sex though, not in specific terms
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Anonymous
Battle scene near end of movie, STRONGLY implied. Like they'll show a kid run around the corner and then there's an explosion.

Also Jojo had an older (teen) sister who died before the movie takes place, and she's mentioned a few times although they never say what happened exactly.
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ErisFiestas
Near to the end of the movie, a character sacrifices himself so that Jojo can escape: the sacrifice itself isnt entirely graphic but the character is taken off screen and gunshots are heard
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Amy17
yes if we're talking about animals too. A rabbit's neck is snapped towards the beginning
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Anonymous
Not graphic, you just see the dead parent's distinct shoes and know they're dead.
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TFMD
There are also some moments where bombs or guns go off suddenly and unexpectedly.
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Gjhurd
Someone takes a bath off screen to clean up dirt off them.
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Are there razors?
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PinkPocketGamer
Ghosts are mentioned quite a few times, none are really seen though.
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Gjhurd
An adult spits on a child in order to save said child.
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martynka
No, but it is mentioned
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fellowxfriends
This movie is v* free!
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malovela
The sound of a rabbit's neck being broken.
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Anonymous
From the perspective of the patient's bed. You see doctors and nurses but no blood, IV's, scalpels, etc.
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Gjhurd
One side character has a anxiety attack towards the end of the film, but he is only in focus for a second or two rocking and crying, then moves on to other things surrounding the protagonist.
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fs
No character experiences dysmorphia per se, but there are two notable potential triggers for dysmorphia: throughout the film, Jojo obsesses over his facial scar, and makes fun of his friend's weight/fatness.
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Gjhurd
It is referenced about Hitler’s suicide, and imaginary Hitler has some marks as if recovering from being shot in the head (no earlier than 15 minutes before film end).
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Baby
There is talk of hunger and one of the main characters is very thin due to not getting enough food. Not eating disordered related but could still be triggering
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Anonymous
Someone is living in a very small attic space. I think they only show the inside once, the first time you see the attic and Jojo goes in. They do show the doorway to the crawlspace several times throughout the film which could be triggering.
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Anonymous
in a fake letter, a character says "i dont want you to k*ll yourself over me" but nothing comes of that really
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KobiReichard
There is a slightly shakey cam like sequence after Jojo gets blown up by the grenade and brought to the hospital. Can at the very least effect those with photosensitivy or are easily nauseated by like scenes
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Crow75
No strobe light, but when he is going into the hidden room with the flashlight, the light faces the camera a few times. I mean, my eyes are pretty sensitive to strong light, and that had the same effect as when someone flashes a flashlight into your eyes in real life.
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jdpamv
"F*ck off, H*tler!"
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Does a baby cry?
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A child watches another child but nothing malicious
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malovela
No pregnancies, no babies.
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malovela
No pregnancies, no babies.
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malovela
No pregnancies, no babies.
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malovela
No pregnancies, no babies.
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Anonymous
It's offscreen, and unrelated to their gender/sexuality
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Amy17
I mean yeah, stereotyped representations of some minorities just as Nazi used to say and believe. It's satire though and it's clear they are not the truth
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TFMD
Antisemitic views are expressed throughout the movie. Much of it is satirical and impossible to take seriously, for example the idea that Jewish people sleep hanging upside down like bats. It should be noted that the writer/director is Jewish and that the main character comes to learn that antisemitism is wrong.
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Anonymous
It should be noted that no overt slurs are used, only comically outlandish descriptions of Jews. ("Why don't you have horns?" "I don't grow them until I'm 21.) Still may be triggering.
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ghostofpunk
Jojo suffers a slight limp and scarring from a grenade accident. He and others refer to him as 'horribly disfigured' and such.
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kinaleighmac
Jojo's friend Yorki's weight is mentioned and made fun of, but he is a lovable character and never really the butt of any jokes
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Anonymous
No black people in this
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Amy17
Of the aromantic kind, quite a lot. Charcaters are always talking about love and how everyone finds someone to love one day
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SiRenfield
The mother KIND OF does this using mud but he’s pretending to be Jojo’s father and not a black persona
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SiRenfield
A ten year old boy has a crush on a teenage girl but it’s pretty one-sided as far as we can tell
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This movie frequently refers to the Holocaust so Judaism is often discussed, although Jews are more often discussed based in ethnicity and "otherness" than their religion
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Anonymous
not really?? they mention penis' in one scene and say the word sex like 3 times in another but theres never any visual
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Sorbaet
There’s a reference to a uncle having a “inappropriate” relationship with a characters sister, but it’s only mentioned in passing
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Amy17
Non shown but spoke of. It's just a rumor about war's enemies though, just to make them look bad.
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Is there BDSM?
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Amy17
No, though there are some instances where is implicit that someone would find "crying" shameful or embarassing
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SiRenfield
Not necessarily but they do satirize Nazi “ Kinder, Küche, Kirche” culture in that we see young girls indoctrinated to have as many children as possible
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Gjhurd
No Santa in this movie
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UnagioLucio
It's bittersweet. The main character and the Jewish girl he befriends survive. The Allies arrive in Germany and win the war. The main character's mother is dead, as is a n*zi who becomes more morally conflicted over the course of the film.
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RosinaAKARosi
A plane flies low over the town, and could be implied to crash, but this is not shown.
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Crow75
There is a pool scene where kids in full clothing and back-pack get-up jump into the water as "training", and they mention that they look like they are drowning. (They do not actually drown I guess, though the scene ends there.)
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acoconut
Many dead bodies in a war scene, but not very bloody. Hitler has a bloody head wound. Someone is stabbed which draws blood, but it is not a deep stab.
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SuzanneH
This is in WW2
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acoconut
Many, many, many explosions, but not nuclear.
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