Get to Know Juno's Cast

Ellen Page (Juno MacGuff)	Michael Cera (Paulie Bleeker)	Jennifer Garner (Vanessa Loring)
Jason Bateman (Mark Loring)	Allison Janney (Bren MacGuff)	J.K. Simmons (Mac MacGuff)

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The whole movie is carried by this young girl, played by Ellen Page, and Ellen Page deserves all the hype that she got from this movie. The average looking folks were the smarter people and the geek wins the heart of the quirk. Although, the ultimate theme of this film is a teenager dealing with pregnancy, it has a larger theme of the this incredible girl discovering life and love along the journey. I must say, Michael Cera totally brought sexy back in the geeks.

Everyone in the movie is flawlessly casted from Michael Cera, who plays the guy responsible for Juno's pregnancy, to the store clerk who has a two-minute scene in the movie. She may be a teenager but she is a fabulous heroine and one of the most interesting film characters of the recent years. Juno is quirky, smart, sassy, original and adorable and she is played with so much heart.

All in all, a great film experience you wouldn't want to miss. She goes through a few pregnancy tests, calls up her friend to share her burden, frets for a moment and then bravely takes on the role of being a pregnant high schooler. Like a good indie film, this movie was definitely anti-hollywood. And although it is a comedy with laugh-out-loud dialogue, the movie is incredibly grounded by the solid acting and original script. The basic plotline: A smart-mouthed, 16-year-old girl gets pregnant by her geeky, adorable friend.

Here is one of the smartest, hilarious movies of the year. .

I purchased this movie along with the soundtrack and I love them both. She made some bad choices (pre-marital sex) and got pregnant. I love that it promotes family and pro-life. Life is messy and Juno needs help, not judgement. This story of her trials and tribulations as a pregnant teenager would be great for discussion(s)/debate(s) for a high school health class.

The plot of this poignant, coming-of-age comedy revolves around Juno's quest to find the right couple to adopt her unborn child. Although Juno's eventual choice of a young well-to-do couple notably contrasts with her own lower middle-class existence, director Jason Reitman has a light touch that feels respectful and true to every one of the charactersfrom Juno's naive yet attentive boyfriend [Michael Cera] and her loyal best friend [Olivia Thirlby] to her careworn father and stepmother [played by J.K. Page gives the kind of imaginative performance of someone far beyond her years. Simmons and Allison Janney]and the somewhat troubled prospective young couple [Jennifer Garner and Jason Bateman] hoping to adopt Juno's baby. This is one movie that is not to be missed. Ellen Page is devastatingly funny and mesmerizing in the title role of a teenage misfit who suddenly finds herself in the unenviable state of pregnancy. "Juno" is hip, alive, thought-provoking and funny in a way that is no small achievement amid the glut of sub-par movie-making these days.

We will never know about her mother, jut by a simple reference, she always sends her a cactus in her anniversary. Her parents are divorced an each one lives with his respective couple.

On the other hand, her father is a patient and abnegate man who tries to aim his daughter in every moment and her stepmother, who experiences the most notable transformation in the film. An original proposal around this sensitive drama of the adolescent mothers.

On the other hand the stoic attitude of this smart little woman about the way she regards the affectively broken universe adult environment that surrounds her.

Along the way we will witness the progressive affective crumbling of this couple. .

At first sight it would seem we are in front an amusing portrait about an irreverent girl who has been pregnant by his immature boyfriend a teenager who is really much more worried about a competence, absolutely unaware about the next role he should keep in mind in the next months to come. She becomes aware she is not prepared yet to educate her baby and so she decides to contact a young couple, in order to adopt him.

That being said, "Juno" is a very well-done movie definetly worth watching. Ellen Paige breathes so much life into her unique character, a confident wierdo who's also very intelligent and complex, and there is no doubt you'll fall in love with her soon after meeting her. Definetly check this out, you'll enjoy it and maybe even love it. First off, I'm going to agree with the other reviewers who said that some of the opening scenes are pretty awkwardly written. In fact, most of the characters are very well crafted, with the exception of maybe two, who are added for comedic effect but still sort of take away from the film.