Juno

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Estevan M @Nine-11Victim 3h SHE LOOKS AMAZING IN THIS MOVIE!!! SHE WILL ALWAYS BE A WOMAN!!! NEVER A MAN!!! TOO BAD SHE CUT HER BREASTS OFF!!! See more Brendan K @Bkeller25 19h Juno is definitely a grower. At first I didn't really understand the hype and found it rather uncomfortable, but I've come around to appreciate it more. I especially love the acting and visual style. Some of the dialogue is a bit strange, but overall I enjoyed it. Wouldn't quite give it "masterpiece" status though. See more K G @KatyG-S Jul 28 Mainly a must see for stressed people with unwanted pregnancy. June is the it-girl who got pregnant when she would not want to & would not know what to do. She thinks of having an abortion but there was at least somebody protesting against it. Later on, now we can understand why there was both praise & criticism from pro-abortion people & anti-abortion people. BTW, I found it interesting the time lapse is seasonal so we could see the phase of pregnancy - something makes it special. The ending suggests that the movie was anti-abortion, Juno left her biological newborn son to be adopted & loved by another couple. Just good to see Juno & her boyfriend, Bleek, happier together. I just enjoy Elliot Page. See more Chris S @Janomi Jul 5 Juno is defined by Diablo Cody’s hyper-stylized screenplay. The dialogue is funny, sarcastic, and full of personality, but beneath the clever phrasing is a sincere story about a teenager facing an adult situation before she is emotionally ready for it. Elliot Page gives the film its emotional honesty, making Juno sharp, guarded, immature, funny, and vulnerable without letting her become just a collection of quirky one-liners. Jennifer Garner is also excellent, bringing real longing and tenderness to Vanessa. Jason Reitman gives the movie a light, intimate rhythm, helped by the music and small-scale visual style. The main weakness is that the dialogue can feel too self-conscious, and the pregnancy storyline sometimes feels a little too tidy or charming. Still, Juno is good, memorable, and emotionally warmer than its sarcastic surface suggests. See more Roven B @cinnephile.01 Jul 1 terrible music choices and questionable choices in general. gen z slang will literally NEVER be this bad, the slang made me wanna d*e. would watch again as a guilty pleasure tho See more James E. @JamesE167 Mar 27 This is great, teenagers actually feel like teenagers in this and the acting is beautiful. The soundtrack is iconic and charming. See more Read all reviews

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