Juno

Juno was a funny looking film with great respect for human culture and woman's life time of pregnancy and to show how important and silly it is to have a child before your like 25 its too young i think it shows also young teenagers and young adults the difficulty hassle time and stress it takes to look after a baby at such a young age. Overall, it is a very funny everlasting film that i would properly never forget he hired great actors and actresses and hopefully it will get an award.

Juno for a small film with no major names and a budding screenwriter, Juno had everything: snappy dialogue, comedy, poignancy, and a performance by Michael Cera and Ellen Page that shows their talent beyond their years. Cera had already established his persona as the earnest teen with the puppy dog face in Superbad, He repeats the role in Juno. Don't forget the score, an eclectic, spanning generations, from the 1950s to today, from Buddy Holly to Mott the Hoople to Sonic Youth to Cat Powers.

Leaves the viewer with an alternate, sassy candor in some tough times, and so unexpectedly loving language.

Well recommend Juno the film to anyone.

Superb casting with surprising familiars.

Use of the dancing elk racing team as a "curtain" between "acts".

All in all I thought it was a good film unlike many other chick flicks i have seen (speaking from a blokes point) The tiny details in the dialog making the lead role grown up and world wise in her own 6 year old way makes it for me. The dad and the step mom are so old school and you love to hate em, until other people try to put her down. My fave bit was when dad found out she was in the bun club and realised who the father was "Im gonna punch him in the weener when i see him".

Good film introducing some up and coming talent, a good idea for a story line.Juno faced with an unplanned pregnancy has some tough decisions to make, after deciding to have the child adopted, she goes to find a suitable family for her unborn child and the highs and lows along the way.A good film