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Juno

2007 Directed by Jason Reitman

A comedy about growing up... and the bumps along the way.

A young girl named Juno gets herself pregnant and tries to stand on her own, but soon learns a few lessons about being grown up.

Ellen Page Michael Cera Jennifer Garner Jason Bateman Allison Janney J.K. Simmons 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 Show All… Robyn Ross

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Review by brat pitt ★★★★½

the only thing The Academy™ ever did right was give juno (2007) an oscar for best original screenplay
Review by lara p. ★★★★ 1

ranks amongst my top five horror films. imagine having michael cera's child? the thought ALONE. like something out of eraserhead
Review by Katie ★★★★★

I would die for ellen page
Review by Mr. DuLac ★★★★

Thanks for having me and my irresponsible child over your house.
-Mac MacGuff

It's not cool to like Juno or anything to do with Diablo Cody I don't think, but fuck it, I still like this movie a lot. And fuck it again, I also like Ellen Page. I'm not sure Jason Reitman made the movie Diablo Cody wrote exactly, or I might just see the film differently then I'm supposed to. I'm not sure.

Juno MacGuff (Ellan Page) is a 16 year old that is always "on", putting on an act for her friends, family and even strangers. She seems to pride herself on thinking that she is the quirkiest person in the room and that nothing can phase…
Review by sree ★★★★★

for a whole 3 months after i saw this movie i spoke like drugstore dwight in my head
Review by ScreeningNotes ★★ 8

Romantic comedies are like ice cream. Some people will eat it any time, anywhere, any flavor, any brand, and some people will only eat it when they have an opportunity to enjoy the good stuff. I only eat ice cream when I know it's going to be high quality because it's such an indulgent experience.

When Juno came out it was like a whole new flavor of ice cream a lot of people had never tasted before. Combine its indie sensibilities and straightforward structure with a little of that Ellen Page magic and you've got a flavor that appeals to a wide audience. But cynical old codger that I am, to me ice cream is still just ice cream whether…

Recent reviews

Review by Dems ★★★★½ 1

why the fuck didn't i watch this earlier? ellen page is fantastic, i would die for her. also, can i give extra stars (like maybe 10 stars?) to their soundtrack?
Review by Etoad75 ★★★★

Off-beat comedy about a teenage girl (the excellent Ellen Page) who decides to carry her unexpected pregnancy to term and then give the baby to a well-off couple with fertility problems (Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner). Some people who didn't like the film cited the overly precocious dialogue, feeling that it was too self-concsiously hip, complaining that teenagers wouldn't talk like that, saying it's like one gigantic episode of Gilmore Girls. And if any of that sounds like it might turn you off, then please, feel free not to see the movie. But for me, the dialogue worked, the characters worked, the humor worked.
Review by CharlesTomato ★★★★

Why the fuck didn't I watch this earlier?
Review by mariana ★★★

cera is a pisces moon & it showed in all of this, ellen page tho? she can GET it
Review by Brian Kubrick ★★★★½ 3

2018 Death By Film Scavenger Hunt
Day 3: A Best Picture Loser

The 2008 Oscar BP nominees were crazy.

A coin tossing Javier Bardem, a milkshake drinking Daniel Day-Lewis, a problem fixing George Clooney, a young bitchy Saoirse Ronan, and a pregnant Ellen Page.

What could be better, honestly?
Review by EvanLekkas ★★★★½

I’d like to first talk directly to Juno the character and say: yes, Sonic Youth sucks and is just noise, but fuck you I like that noise.

Alright, now that I got that over with I can talk about the film. Almost perfect in every way. It’s cool that his has been able to transcend itself and now if you ask pretty much anybody what “that film about teen pregnancy” is they will know it’s this one. And for good reason.

It never goes too deep into the nitty gritty of it all but it’s still able to deliver a substantial view of the topic. It is viewer friendly and is able to get a message across which I think…
Review by Isabella Dionne ★★★★

I haven’t seen this movie in sooooo long but watching it is a good reminder of two things: 1) it’s fucking amazing and holds up extremely well and 2) I unironically think Michael Cera is absolutely hilarious and a great actor.
Review by Eden Zinck ★★★½

definitely dated but still very funny and mostly good
Review by natalia ★★★★★

a trilha sonora as cenas finais e a musiquinha que eles cantam no final do filme sao tudo pra mim amo demais.