Taika Waititi and Stephen Merchant Break Down a Scene from 'Jojo Rabbit'
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- Taika Waititi and Stephen Merchant break down a scene from their new film "JoJo Rabbit." They discuss the complications with melding comedic undertones and drama while trying to present the events of World War II in a new light. The film is meant to remind people of the horrible events that occurred during this time and to make sure we never forget.
Jojo Rabbit is in theaters now.
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Normal directors: *analyse and explain scenes they directed*
Taika and Stephen: *draws a pink moustache and polka dots on the characters*
Daniella Hey now, putting a price on a left ear is pertinent and very profesional.
And that’s why their awesome and the most creative directors! 😂
Edited: just noticed my own grammar error. Shoot. -.- oh well. 😄
"This is a wonderful insight in the filmmaking process..." HAHAHA they were serious too. gotta love em
"See him, he was worth aloooooooot of money"
Nina .D they’re not their.
"Please pay attention, this is important for young filmmakers"
*Draws random things on screen*
Read this comment right when he said that
Probably to keep the young viewers engaged
money money money
You stole my pic bro
@@nortiz1000 yeah u did :(
I think "theres a communist hiding behind my fridge" is a underrated line
"Turns out it's just some mold"
Was gonna like this but just didn’t want to ruin 69 likes 😔
@@andrea.a.a.a lmao
@@andrea.a.a.a You can like it now
@@missawesomepin5874 "So not far off"
I think the reason this movie works wonders is that if Hitler had to see all of these holocaust movies, this one would probably hurt the most, because it shows people aren't scared of him anymore, he became the butt of the joke
Yeah, it's the method Mel Brooks used as well. Show them that they're a joke so they have no power.
I'm very glad Taika Waititi is continuing the practice.
and it would also hurt him not only due to that but in his portrayal too since taika portrayed him a bit jewish as middle finger to hitler
@@ScoutTrooperMan Also that hitler was against smoking and a vegetarian which is why he offered jojo cigarettes and a meat tray in the movie
What about The Great Dictator by Charlie Chaplin
@@Hahaa99 i read somewhere that he liked that one
"oh here we go, yet another boy in his imaginary hitler script"
...another boy AND his imaginary Hitler
it made mw wonder: are there THAT MANY imaginary hitler movies?
Lucas Muraguchi he’s being sarcastic bro
I completely agree. Comedy is everything and it is so important. It is one of the best ways I get through life
@@aquariusangel816 oh thnx
This feels like a school presentation which was prepared for in the break-time before class
I think that's pretty much exactly what it is. Except for the preparing part.
Or when the class clowns give a presentation on a serious subject matter in social studies class. :P
thid movie was so disappointing
@@ismypartygirl7511 Why do you think that?
@@ismypartygirl7511 Yeah, Id love to hear why as well. I personally loved it.
It was quite the trip, and definitely caught me off guard at times.
Every time i hear Taika’s voice i just think:
“my name is Korg, this is Miek, we’re about to jump on that giant space ship, wanna come?”
Echogecko same!!
I think of the chore wheel...
Oh, sorry, Miek’s dead.
I hear “do you wanna develop an app?”
@@TheHyde8875 please don't leave people half-drunk, it's unhygienic
when i learnt that Captain K was actually carrying Rosie's bike because he had just witnessed her death i cried in this scene.
yeah, a lotta people missed that
Wait what? I didn't get that. Is even sader now.
I didn’t think about that, till you said it. That’s really sad.
That's not her bike... Her bike has a basket and these side guards on the wheels. Almost got me though.
I didn’t notice rosie is scarlett right
God bless Stephen Merchant for trying to gently keep Taika on target and just failing miserably
my first lol of the day, ty
"please pay attention, this is important for young directors" yea young directors such as taika
Imagine the on-set chaos every single day
I noticed that the dig was kinda at him, but Taika Waititi's actually been directing movies for many years.
@@cameodamaneo Stephen said that as an irony to taika
taika is literally six foot but you wouldnt know that standing next to stephen merchant
then you see Stephen standing in front of Sam Rockwell in the movie
I wonder how Kevin Hart would look like standing next to this lanky boi
@@serotonin.scavenger kevin hart level: midget
@@serotonin.scavenger short, I think. Probably.
Didn’t realize Caliban was so tall
What's so sad about this scene, is that they've already killed his Mother, he just doesn't know.
How do you know this? & I’m wondering why they killed her.. can someone pls explain this to me?
@@viciousLUA Captain K brought back the mum's bike. They killed her because she was hiding a Jew and she was a messenger for the resistance group.
@@egoofmrblue you shouldn't have scrolled down the comments section so much then
Dude why’d you have to spoil that
@@ladinikhiangte5899 I don't think they knew she was hiding a Jewish girl at that point, but they knew she was a spy
Taika looks like he's improvising everything he does in life😆
Everyone’s improvising, Taika Is just way better at it
@@San-nj8fj Not really. Some of us just do what we are told and some just follow a particular plan or schedule..
He claimed that Thor: Ragnarok was 80% improvised, so this must be too
You guys have a plan?
And you’re not please tell me your secrets
Taika- 6'0
Stephen-6'7
These are some tall dudes
Sophie Ricearoni my mate is 6’7 and I’m 6’ and I’m still amazed at how freakishly tall my friend is. Can’t imagine being short and having to look up to him. Terrifying
6'0 isn't even tall. im 6'0 and im among the smallest of my class.
@@fikra2194 average male height is 5'9
@@fikra2194 come to south Asia and you ll find you and your classmates giants.
@@gibbies8629 Not in the west. And especially not among younger people.
taika talking about his own movie: “I’m not even talking I’m just so fascinated by this this is really good”
Cause its brilliant movie
He's not wrong
@@lux0rd01 do you perhaps watch rSlash?
@@youtubalt6978 yes
@@lux0rd01 ive seen you in the AITA comment section lmao
0:37 Stephen casually cradling Taika’s elbow 😂😂
Caroline Harvey LMAO THANK YOU I SCROLLED for so long trying to find someone mentioning it 😂 like I love the support he offers
taika & stephen: "we're here to do notes on a scene"
also taika & stephen: "what happens when i press play again? OOoohh now the dots are just on the wall"
Korg moment
Germans actually greet every single person in a group separately, regardless how many. In eastern Germany one will actually go around to 10 people and shake all of their hands.
“Heil Hitler” was simply the accepted new greeting at the time, so this scene is actually culturally accurate.
*GERMAN*
In Denmark as well.
When you’re at a party, event, celebration, whatever, you go around to EVERYONE and shake everyone’s hand saying hello (hug to family members or close friends) and if you don’t know the person, instead of saying hello when shaking their hand, you just say your name.
Eastern Germany? How old is this comment, seems like 20 years not 2 weeks :'D Well, we don't greet unfamiliar people separately except someone else introduces them
teutonalex I think most minorities do this, I’ve seen it in Asian culture and my family (Hispanic) does it as well.
Actually every single person or just men?
In some places in Russia everyone greets everyone, and in some women hug everyone when come in, but men only shake hands with men
“I’m not even sure I got paid.”
Ricky gets all the praise for The Office, but Stephen certainly hasn’t lost his humor.
@@norge0209 Stephen is hilarious, I think he's more spontaneously funny than Ricky. Some of his off-the-cuff stuff in Graham Norton is amazing.
It's in the pot
@@norge0209 Plus Stephen doesn't rely on 'shock factor' to get laughs like Ricky is doing recently
He got so much of it,he doesn't even notice if he's been paid or not.
I love how Taika jokes around and overall doesn’t take this so seriously but he is probably one of the best directors of modern cinema. This man is an absolute genius and it always excites me when I see his name in a movie
You can't say "please pay attention this is important for young filmmakers" to Taika after he just made Alfie into a *polka dot boy* 😭
They didn’t even get through the whole scene 😂
**invite young new auteur, Taika Waititi**
**Taika just plays with the marker**
m I o . o I m Young and new not so much
@@johnwerner69 well, mainstream wise, yes. I've seen all his early movies, but he was relatively unknown a few years ago. i remember seeing him in a small booth at nova in 2014 to promote What We Do in the Shadows. He was wearing silver.
To avoid a spoiler
It gets pretty spoilery very quickly tho so i'm sure they wanted to avoid showing any of that to people who haven't seen it
This video is just entirely Taika and Stephen goofing off and I’m here for it
SuperMustache555 you have like three comments tht I’ve seen and all have so many likes hahaha
Sitri Halphas I know lol, I was waiting for someone to notice. I watched the video the hour it was uploaded, so I capitalized on the lack of comments and tried to notice every little quirk about the video. I guess I succeeded lol
SuperMustache555 hahahaha
No they are serious
To me it's very heartbreaking because people who don't get it still exist and live among us and are ok with an idea of killing us just because their leader said it's OK which is terrifying in any year
I think Steven merchant was perfect in that role. He should play more villains.
Agreed! It feels like he was born to play a Gestapo officer. I read somewhere that he was self conscious about his German accent but I thought it was really good.
Wheatley be like crushing and potatoes
His smile is SO EVIL it’s brilliant
I really feel like he had such a fantastic role in Portal 2, the whole villain arc is fantastic in that game. Of course, that’s what most people know him as- and that’s what originally led me into this movie! Seeing him in a more villainous role is absolutely fantastic! I hope he does some more spooky things! The whole thing where he looks down on the dude is scary and funny!
@@gigi-riley COMPLETELY forgot that he played that role in Portal 2. Amazing actor!
"My initial reaction reading the script was oh, here we go, yet another boy and his imaginary Hitler script. How many of these have I read? But this one seemed to have a suprisingly fresh take on that well-worn story."
🤣 SM is brilliant.
How do these guys get anything done on set lol.
I keep thinking of that one scene in the gag reel of Ragnarok.. where Blanchett says "this is all a mess, Taika" ..I'd imagine it's a lot like that a lot of the time
They're directing a movie, not fighting WW2! lol
They are very serious people lol
I recommend you look at the behind the scenes production of Ricky Gervais Extras. It's amazing they ever finished a single episode.
You should watch the bloopers for Steve and Rickys show EXTRAS
The entire Break Down:
5% break down
95% "I thought it would be funny"
100% pink polka dots
I would pay to watch them analyze the whole movie like this.
drawing moustaches on people every 10 seconds
Taika is honestly one of the funniest filmmakers I’ve ever known of, man is a bloody genius. Lovely, lovely guy too
Ikr just probably one of the top 5 directors
I've recently become quite obsessed with him. Definitely check out What We Do In The Shadows if you haven't seen it. The TV show is good too
@@carmengogeidnas9670 dude what we do in the shadows is monty python level gold, the man is so talented I completely understand the obsession
Upon reaching the end, Taika does have a point though about comedy.. "People think that comedy is NOT an effective tool or is not to be taken SERIOUSLY in an ART form. It's one of the most POWERFUL tools that we have to fight against OPPRESSION, BIGOTRY, and INTOLERANCE. "To poke holes on" these people who promote HATE."
That is probably the BIGGEST takeaway of this "Break Down a Scene" and probably the BEST. Thanks Taika, Stephen, and Vanity Fair. ❤️
And then you make the jump to the truth. There are those who don't want comedy to be considered effective or taken seriously as an art form, because it has the power to poke holes in the those ideologies, and that is threatening to the powerful.
@@RaptorShadow YEAP! The TRUTH is the TRUTH... UNDERRATED as it is. Through all these perspectives though... one way or another, atleast there's some kind of HOPE that gives US all the insight of HOPE for the right/better thing to happen for is all. THAT I think is something that we can NEVER deny.
I felt this way about Fleabag and Jojo Rabbit. I laughed and laughed and opened right up, just in time to get hit in the chest.
Comedy is love. The rest is fear.
obviously this does not excuse people who still make attack helicopter jokes
The thing a bully wants the most is to be feared. The thing a bully fears the most is to be laughed at.
Humor and ridicule is the enemy of authority
Why Trump made fun everyday?
Really makes you think about all the groups that hate comedy jokes about themselves.
@@MHCE444 Does he make fun of himself? Can he take a joke? No, he makes fun of others and gets angry if someone makes a joke about him. He says funny things, but is not amused when he is being made fun of.
PresidentialWinner
That's why some call him Biff
(Back to the Future reference)
Totally purest of bully/douche-bag qualities...we'll dance in the streets
when this is over!!!
This whole scene was funny until you've seen a butterfly scene...
Cried so much
Butterfly scene?
@@tabithavanderpool418 yeah, it starts with Jojo following a butterfly
I was GUTTED™
I was missing Rosie saying please give her more screentime. Then when I saw Jojo outside, I knew that Rosie will be in the frame. But little did I know, she's dead..
“That was all moustache?”
“That was all moustache.”
“Extraordinary.”
The little kid with glasses was the funniest of all chacters he stole the show.
the duo reminded me a lot of simon pegg and nick frost, not just aesthetically but in their dynamic.
Specially with that bazooka 🤓😂😂😂
“I need to cuddle” lol
At your service
Yorki is a legend
Everyone else when they break down a scene: So in this particular frame you can see...
Taika Waititi: Yeah and then he grew his mustache so long that it went around the back of his head
I read this just as he said this
Fun fact: Hitler used to have a full mustache, while in the army, but it stuck out of his gas mask and he nearly died so he had to cut it
5:55 "Everywhere I go, I see it."
Yes
AMOGUS
@@denisabyzs8400 truly ahead of his time
I think it’s important to remember that this film is all through Jojo’s perspective. Of course he would look at his world and try to make sense of it through his imagination. All the silly quirks of the characters is because we are seeing through Jojo’s eyes. The first time he sees Elsa, she comes out of the trap door like a monster. The captain acts like a gunslinging cowboy. The gestapo have sickly sweet smiles. Even Jojo himself acts like the rabbit he thinks he is in many subtle ways. Critics can say what they want, but this film is beautiful. 🐇❤️
and add to this, his mother is nearly always pictured perfectly. Even if Jojo is arguing with her, or angry at her, she still looks perfect and beautiful.
I realized it when the explosion happaned at the beginning of the movie, for us it was a massive explosion the would definitely killed him, but he was left with only a few scars.
Or because it’s funny.
Eduardo Petropolis exactly. It was definitely a training grenade and the most it could do is just scratch the skin
i love this. i saw it that its a child imagination (to make sense of the world) like you said. i love this. 😭😭
Taika getting distracted and covering someone's costume in polka dots is EXACTLY what I came here to see
*”mM- I’ll make him a bit more like a polka dot guy-“*
"It's that why later in movie there were fewer people in the scenes?"
6:38 his chuckles killed me
This movie filled the core of my being with belly laughter and teary-eyed chuckles, and then proceeded to gut my heart strings and yank them right out of me. Wowza
That's Taika Waititi for you lol
"They weren't actually doing any of the atrocities themselves. They were just sort of allowing it to occur and that makes them all the more despicable and all the more abhorrent." Boom.
That answers so many questions.
though its wrong an interesting analysis. The Gestapo was made up of the police and deployed to do covert operations. They weren’t bank tellers but they were pretty horrible.
So you'd speak up for what is right at the risk of almost inevitable slaughter?
@@Ebola-Jones In theory in reality she would side with them
just out of curiosity; how many letters of protest did your grandparents write to their governor, president or justice department when Americans of Japanese decent were put in camps here in the US? I mean, unlike Germans, they had freedom of expression and were free of repercussions.
I feel like they were completely ineffective at breaking down the scene, and I loved every minute of it.
They didn't even get through the entire scene!😂
Most directors: *talks about there movie*
Taiki: I'm just going to draw polka dot on him to cover up the pen exploding
I absolutely love the somewhat comedic atmosphere in the beginning of the movie because it makes the dark bits hit even harder. First we have a laugh with (or mostly at) these characters, then boom, we’re eye level with their shoes while there’s nothing below them.
This is the worst scene breakdown ever and I love it!
You mean the best.
@JDMime true that, but there was soooooooo much more to dive into here, they didn't even Finnish the scene😂 but none the less i loved this
@@stanleywilliams7128 TBH they will spoil the movie if they finish the scene
Clearly never seen Tommy Wiseau's take on The Disaster Artist then
The one he did for Thor Ragnarok is the runner-up!
The whole vibe of the film really reminded me of a monty python sketch - surreal comedy that draws attention to sociopolitical issues in quite an intelligent way. Would 100% recommend a watch.
Sadly sjws see hitler in the trailer and get so triggered they type a 5 page complaint and make sure the movie is hated by the rest of there cult. It’s a shame but good comedy can’t exist today. Not while Sjws are around atleast
@@dennydarkko that's an overexagerafion, they are blown out of proportion
Thetruepianoman not an exaggeration at all. Go look at the Instagram comments on the jojorabbitmovie page
dennismaryanski ok boomer
supflame did you miss the point of my comment?
I like how halfway through they ignore the entire movie and just start roasting Hitler's mustache 😂😂
6:05 when the moustache is sus
Amogus
“Please pay attention this is important for young filmmakers” is the greatest representation of Stephen and Taika’s relationship and I’m here for it (8:12)
He can't handle the kiwi relaxed attitude to things ahaha
Bafoonish and intimidating....
@@Fennecbutt Or the facted that Taika can't take anything seriously.
He's so clearly being sarcastic tho.
@@willforrest-king I mean yes and no. Notice that prior to that he doodles. Stephen M, almost needed to slightly be like, " Hey, jokes aside lets take this seriously, because we've not taught anything for the last 8 minutes, but joked. "
"There is a danger we will forget" everyone must remember this. These things happened and we must never let them be repeated.
Freya: Very well put. The other danger not mentioned is people saying "Well, that bad stuff is never going to happen again".
Yah well happening in India
@Anglus Patria dont joke about the holocaust fam
And yet history is full of atrocities happening over and over again.
Those kind of quotes are just empty words.
I disagree, humanity loves to repeat itself regardless of remembering it or not
7:02 Accidentally spills ink on an actor, turns him into a master piece, awesome director.
Fun fact: Hitler banned the great dictator in Germany and so took flights to Portugal to watch it
Hitler payed to watch himself be insulted
why does the thumbnail look like they’re showing off a picture of their son
Proud parents.
because that's what they're doing
thats exactly what this is tho wym :/
🤣
Oh mah god now that you mention it.
fun fact: taika means magic in Finnish. and I find it quite fitting because Taika Waititi is a pretty magical person 🪄
It also means Tiger in Te reo Māori 🐯🐯🐯
Magical Tiger :)
Elitsa Gospodinova the perfect nickname 🕺
@@elitsagospodinova7241 Has a nice ring to it
I feel like his animal would be a tiger
“Please pay attention, this is important for young filmmakers” Lol 😂 Stephen Merchant is hilarious
I’ll give them this: They avoided spoilers pretty well.
Stephen Merchant's character was so creepy I kept expecting his eyeballs to melt when they opened the Ark of the Covenant.
eyes bulging with imagined riches
big eyes?
Not avin a go
Don’t make fun of the eyes it’s a stigmatism he’s had since the age of 5 which is what makes them a bit bulbous
Eyes that pop out of their head.... steve
Ok hear me out......Taika is actually kinda hot
Bruno Mael *......go on*
Kinda???? Dude he's super hot and super funny
Excuse me, he is only 15.
da96103 Yo should probably check that information buddy... We are talking about the director and he is in his 40s
@@conord5043 /wooosh
5:56 GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD
5:55 when you see it you can't unsee it
Is nobody gonna notice Stephens hand out for Taika’s arm rest at 0:35?
SuperMustache555 thanks for pointing that out
How the heck did I miss that lol
You have a very fitting name
@@MrNikitos87 YOU have a fitting name, considering the movie.
I saw it 👍
Saw JoJo Rabbit, probably my favorite film of 2019. Non-stop jokes that never miss. And the film has a ton of heart to it also. Recommend everyone goes out to watch it
I didn't think it was out yet?
Mr.Muffin x3 it’s already out...
Zach Ruggiero My bad, I live in the uk and that’s when it comes for me.
Mr.Muffin x3 no worries. Make sure you rush out to see it when you get the chance! It truly is great
They didn’t play it in the theater in our town and the movie looked great I would probably go check it out illegally
" Please pay attention this is important for young filmmakers." 🤣🤣
I love Taika so much. He's bringing such a breath of fresh air to the movie industry. I'm so happy that he was selected to do Thor: Ragnarok because now he he a larger name, and hopefully we'll get to see him make more projects like Jojo or What We Do In The Shadows or Wilderpeople
Can’t forget ‘Boy’
Hopefully, with the massive success of Thor: Ragnarok, he joins the ranks of Christopher Nolan, Edgar Wright, and a small handful of other directors that can do whatever weird stuff they want to do and Hollywood shrugs and says, “okay.”
@@TroublingPath You forgot Quentin Tarantino and *Wes Anderson*
Wes is the most different director alive
Yes..After Thor:Ragnarok success he can be what he wanted to be..Otherwise people would think this guy some kind of lunatic.. We need filmmaker like this in a large of amount..
This is the chaotic duo I need to narrate my life for me
This movie is a perfect mushup of emotions , it can make you laugh so hard then planges you into a severe depression with a heartbreaking scene and somehow makes you feel a serge of hope by the end of the story . It's easily one of the best movies of the 2019 .
"Pay attention! this is important for young film makers!"
Love Taika Waititi.
He's just a good director and swell guy.
Caliban is cool, too.
He'll always be Wheatley the robo-moron to me!
Don't you mean the oggmonster?
I read dictator instead of director😂
Wait are you guys talking about Peter Ian Staker, the swan guy?
I know Taika :)
One string of nonsense that gets repeated every so often is the line "You can't make a Mel Brooks movie these days." Meaning "You can't satirize serious subjects anymore." and "You can't be funny because if you offend anyone the "PC police" will come for you in the night." I for one am thankful Taika Waititi has proven these sentiments to be false.
Yup! It's not these films can't be made, they are just hard to make well so it actually lands.
You can make it, it just may not do well. This film has been very divisive.
Exactly. Satire and 'offensive' humour is fine. You just actually have to be funny.
@@nataliezayas-bazan9322 has it really though? All I've heard about it is near-universal praise, and having just seen it I can't imagine any of the content being divisive.
“You can’t make a Mel brooks movie these days” is that the fact people misinterpret what even mr brooks meant, and say the jokes that offensive are punching down, when really they’re punching up. What they mean is, “I want to be racist and bigoted and have people laugh instead of remind me that’s not polite”
1:34 'Im not even sure I got paid' wtf i love Steven Merchant
I wish this was longer and continued with the scene, because the smile Stephen's character gives at the end of the scene is so brilliantly unnerving. The corners of his mouth stretch so far he looks like a cartoon villain. I was hoping they'd talk about that.
"Congratulations! Is that the right thing to say?"
I wasn't ready for that and spit tea all over my keyboard.
Lol!
This Taika guy has a really unique voice. He also looks like the New Zealand version of Robert Downey Jr
Bruhhhhh you’re right I was trying to think of who he reminded me of and this is it
Yess. Same thoughts
yes. they have a very similar cadence
His name is Korg and he as a friend named Miek
To me he looks like a male version of Ann Perkins
"the events of world war 2 and all wars is something that needs to be avoided at all costs"
humanity couldn't stick by those words for 3 years
I learned almost nothing about filmmaking with this interview but I'm not complaining honestly
I have to give this guy credit for taking a chance in an era where film studios are scared to death to try anything experimental.
Jojo : a Jew
Elsa: gesundheit
Me: *pushing my German husband and laughing* the dialogues are amazing!!!!
Bless you! Lol
For non German speakers: Gesundheit is what you say after someone sneezes
@@eldenemerald7962 Gesundheit is also in the english vocabulary, although very rarely used.
oh my gosh this is hilarious
@@Mica_T really? I’ve heard it all the time
“I’m serious, look at me”
“Hey, I’m serious too”
*Proceed to turn this into a joke*
This was one of my favorite scenes in any movie. The tension, the comedy, it was perfect. Making people repeating "Heil Hitler" over and over funny seems, on paper, to be nearly impossible but the way they did it was amazing.
"I feel like it's something Monty Python would have done if they did a sketch full of gestapo officers" heh i hadn't thought of that but it's so true
This movie legit made me cry and I wasn’t even expecting it
“Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Korg”
I hoped this would be a real breakdown, talking about how Captain K just witnessed Rosie's death and came to save Jojo, how he had her bycicle, exploring the emotions the jewish girl could have felt when she had to "Heil Hitler' the Gestapo agents, how the Captain saved them with the birth date, but well, at least I found out the tall guy stood on a box to be even taller.
I really hope that when the Blu ray/DVD of this film comes out, it includes a commentary track by Taika and hopefully a couple of the cast and/or crew reflecting on their experiences of making this.
Taika trying to make a cheap joke.
Stephen sternly: "I'm doing this for the young filmmakers out there!"
I went and researched more into things that happened because of this film than I ever did during history class at school. This did a better job at getting people to listen and find out what happened during that time than school could.
5:52 GETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEADGETOUTOFMYHEAD
Dude...that pink moustache 😂 And the fact that Merchant is just acting like this is all normal behaviour makes it even better 😂😂😂
Honestly I think nobody else could have made this movie nowadays without making it look and feel like a tonal disaster. Bless you Taika.
Watitis speech about war within the first minute is still relevant and true, especially for the events happening currently.
Always liked that scene...I thought the incredibly intimidating height of the agent mixed with his ominous yet disarming attitude, was a masterful performance!
Stephen Merchant “eyes bulging with imagined riches.”
The only reason I read the comments was to see if somebody said this
...Steve
Just watched this video, there this thing in it...
The only reason I checked the comments also, was to see if somebody had quoted this yet.
@@schlobster3929 honestly Steve it could be your brother
The thing is, it’s alright now I’ve got used to ya’
I love how Taika is just being distracted by his own self
Hahaha Thank you SO much for this video! Taika and Stephen are both such amazing people! I can't even imagine how absolutely fun, hilarious, and just pleasant working with them would be! (Not to mention all the other actors in this movie! Dang!)
I thought the chorus of 'Heil Hitler' was inspired by Spies Like Us where everyone was a doctor and just kept greeting each other with 'Doctor' 'Ah, Doctor' hahaha
my attraction to Taika is insane, what a fun, intelligent, & handsome man! Love this film as well, but my favorite to this day is his film "What We Do In The Shadows"
Same!!
Can we also talk about the recognition that Stephen Merchant deserves?
He was terrifying in this
I’d definitely recognise him if I saw him in the street
@@NasalSexForLife I heard even his family double take if they haven't seen him for a while.
yeah tho
@@NasalSexForLife Eyes bulging with imagined riches.
VANITY FAIR I LOVE NOTES ON A SCENE SO MUCH! Thank you!
there are some videos i always come back to. this is one of them.
I know Stephen has always been more of a behind-the-scenes guy than an on-camera one, but I do love to see him whenever he pops up. So funny, so cool to see him being pals with Taika.