Elliot Page

Michael Cera

Jennifer Garner

Jason Bateman

J.K. Simmons

Allison Janney

Olivia Thirlby

Eileen Pedde

Rainn Wilson

Daniel Clark

Darla Fay

Aman Johal

Valerie Tian

Emily Perkins

Kaaren de Zilva

Steven Christopher Parker

Candice King

Sierra Pitkin

Cut Chemist

Eve Harlow

Kirsten Alter

Emily Tennant

Ashley Whillans

Jeff Witzke

Colin McSween

Peggy Logan

Cameron Bright

Joy Galmut

Wendy Russell

Robyn Ross

John Malkovich

Nathan Kahane

Diablo Cody

Kara Lipson

Russell Smith

Eric Steelberg

Joseph Drake

Jason Reitman

Kelli Konop

Brad Van Arragon

Lianne Halfon

Steve Saklad

Kimya Dawson

Mindy Marin

Mason Novick

Dana E. Glauberman

Daniel Dubiecki

Jim Miller

Monique Prudhomme

Mateo Messina

Margaret Yen

Sherry Linder-Gygli

Scott J. Ateah

Stephanie Rossel

J. Stanley Johnston

Scott Sanders

Shane Vieau

Nick South

Ken S. Polk

Peter Afterman

Doane Gregory

Christine Coutts

Trevor Westerhoff

Stewart Whelan

Michael Diner

Monica Huppert

Kevin Tomecek

Victoria Down

Lori West

Sandy Cooper

Tony Wyman

Sigrid Spade

Nick Neutra

Rickley W. Dumm

Michael Mayo

Jason Blumenfeld

Michael Jovanovski

Sergio Lavilla

Richard Dwan Jr.

Dave Askey

Bryan Korenberg

Josephine Bleuer

Catherine Schroer

John Beatty

Paul Arthur Hartman

Christopher Wishart

John Sleep

John Dekker

Doug Currie

Robert A. Pandini

Michael Church

Barney Cabral

John Clothier

Perry Robertson

Clay Rawlins

Scott Delaplace

Clif Kosterman

Randy A. Jablonka

Neil Robertson

Paul Lavigne

Michael Kreple

David Lourie

David Kershaw

Marty Coady

Patrick Hogue

Ian R. C. Levine

Dean Morin

Sheryl Rhodes

Comedy

Drama

Romance

Juno

Mandate Pictures

Mr. Mudd

Fox Searchlight Pictures

United States of America

Kenneth Axel Carlsson

Juno is a girl, a totally cool girl who don't take shit from anyone and do whatever she likes. She is not like disrepectful or anything, she just knows who she is and what she likes, even though she thinks that she haven't figured it out yet. She totally has.

Juno gets pregnant with Bleeker. She thinks about getting an abortion, as it will be the responsible thing to do, but can't get herself to do it (I mean, the kid already has fingernails!), instead she finds a cool couple to adopt the child (Jennifer Garner and Jason Bateman).

Juno is a movie about being a kid and growing up, about taking responsibility for your life and doing the right thing, even though it's damn hard. I mean, imagine being a pregnant teen on your school... you think people would talk about you? Well, they do... a lot. Also, imagine how your parents would react and how you would react to giving it up, whether its abortion or adoption.

Anyways, Juno is cool and takes everything as it comes. She'll figure it out eventually, we know this the minute we see her. Nothing will break Juno.

Ellen Page is amazing as Juno, and the rest of the cast is so carefully casted that it's not even funny. Everyone understands their part and while the dialogue is a little movie-ish all the way through, it is also terrible believeable. These people speak this way because they... know themselves and don't give a damn what anyone else thinks.

_Last words... if you haven't yet, go watch this movie. You don't even need to be a teenager to get it... this is a movie for everyone, boy or girl, man or woman, age 12 or 68. Don't miss out on Juno, she is worth every minute._

CinemaSerf

This features a strong and characterful  performance from Elliot Page in the title role. She is a young girl who somehow manages to convince her rather naive and drippy boyfriend "Bleeker" (Michael Cara) to have sex. When she becomes pregnant, she decides against an abortion and so offers the baby up for adoption to "Mark" (Jason Bateman) and his rather obsessive wife "Vanessa" (Jennifer Garner). The remainder of the gently entertaining film follows this young woman as she gradually deals with her pregnancy, her relationship with her parents and starts to bond with "Mark". It's this latter storyline that begins to illustrate to her not just the cracks in that marriage, but also her own feelings about herself, her unborn child and it's father. The film offers a witty and sometimes quite emotionally effective observation of how she evolves as a person and though the denouement itself is rather flat, it's still quite a fun outing for all concerned. Allison Janney and JK Simmons work well together as her parents who inject a certain amusing realism to the fact that their daughter is expecting a baby, not doing heroine! The dialogue is well written with an enjoying degree of sarcasm and plausibility to it that quite frequently raises a smile.

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