Jojo Rabbit (2019) is Taika Waititi's WWII satire about a German boy and the Jewish girl hidden in his home. It runs 108 minutes (1 hour 48 minutes), has no post-credits scene, and plays on streaming, digital and disc. The 108-minute figure is the standard cinema listing. Use it to plan viewing time and travel.
Table of Contents
- How long is Jojo Rabbit?
- Is there a post-credits scene?
- What do the home versions add?
- Where can you watch it now?
How long is Jojo Rabbit?
According to the British Board of Film Classification, the 2D cinema version runs 108m 17s and was classified on 16 September 2019 BBFC classification listing. The BBFC times the 2D disc version at 103m 54s, classified on 5 May 2020. The shorter disc time reflects framerate difference, not a new story cut.
For planning, allow about two hours with trailers and travel. In the UK the BBFC rates the film 12A for discrimination, violence, bloody images, sex references and strong language. Younger viewers should therefore attend with an adult.
Is there a post-credits scene?
According to RunPee, there are no extra scenes during or after the end credits of Jojo Rabbit RunPee review. You gain no story payoff by staying through the full roll.
You can leave when the credits start if time is tight. Stay only for the music, craft credits or a quiet pause after the ending.
What do the home versions add?
Collider reports that Fox set Digital for February 4, 2020 and 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD for February 18, 2020. Those dates mark the shift from cinema-only to home viewing.
Those Digital and Blu-ray versions add extras for repeat viewing. According to Collider, the package includes deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes material and commentary Collider release details.
- Imaginary Göring, Little Piggies, Adolf Dies Again — three deleted scenes
- Outtakes and Inside Jojo Rabbit featurette
- Taika Waititi commentary and trailers
Where can you watch it now?
Searchlight Pictures labels the film Now Streaming on its official page. It offers purchase buttons for Amazon, Apple TV, Fandango at Home and Google Play.
For UK viewers, JustWatch reports streaming on Disney Plus and purchase or rental via Apple TV, Amazon Video, Rakuten TV and Sky Store JustWatch UK listing. It lists no free streaming option, so check Disney Plus first, then compare rental prices.