Adventures of Jojo

2017 • 79 minutes

About this movie

ADVENTURES OF JOJO is pretty much every daydream every seven-year-old kid ever had. EVER. There’s adventure, danger, comedy, and candy.
A six-year-old boy named Jojo wakes up from a car crash deep in the woods. He reluctantly pulls his baby sister Avila from the wreckage, plops her into his backpack, and together they try to make it home alive. Armed with just a pocketknife and a little bit of faith, they find themselves battling hobos, wolves, and raging rivers along the way.
If you’re an overprotective parent, this film may make you squirm. But if you’re a child or a child at heart, Jojo and Avila will take you on the incredible journey you’ve been waiting for.

Ratings and reviews

To heehoo plaen-To the person who put five stars and says hates jojo fans well i hope you know that you deserve infinite death more than diavolo and also that your eyeball gets plucked by a eagle and also that you lose your legs and then you watch you favortie series just to realise that it isnt available to you and then you think to your self maybe that you should not exist and that you deserve to get beat up by a gay vampire and sucks your blood and then youll get bullied and then your perfect little life will be over your life will be filled with grief and sadness and thoughts of suicide and then when you try to kill yourself you realise that maybe watching jojo will help you out and Change your life just like it did to me good bye -from me

Watched the movie, mediocre, but putting 5 stars because I absolutely hate jojo-watching weaboos. I hope you all get your finger bitten off by a pet. Either way, I hope that stupid anime is erased off the face of the earth and everybody forgets about it.

The kids are absolutely adorable but as a grandparent, I didn't think that showing a baby playing with a knife, hanging off of a cliff, eating snails and worms or worst of all playing on a bear trap was very appropriate, not to mention using words like pissing just wasn't a movie that I would want children to watch. I hope that the knife and bear trap were toys made to look real otherwise I would question the parent who allowed there baby to even be in the movie.