i was kind of let down by this movie. but i did enjoy it. the best part about it was the music

While Juno seems made by, made for 2007 hipsters, there is something that shows how timeless current ideals and trends have become. You can almost feel people laughing and being charmed by the jokes and characters in Juno, decades from now. To it's credit, Juno works as an emotional drama/comedy because the world feels real and only Juno, herself, carries such a over-the-top sadistic wit. All the cast is perfect and every other moment makes up for the sometimes painful montages.

Sweet, well-made little comedy.

Great cast (aside from Jason Bateman who looks like he's never watched a horror movie in his life) with a great script that suffers from some hit-and-miss dialogue. This flick is way too cutesy and edgy for it's own good. Cute soundtrack, though.

I like the story, really original.

I had no idea this was basically a remake. Weird... Ellen Page acts like a bulldyke. It wasn't painfully bad, though.

Like a bad Onion article, far too cynical and too dependent on some inside jokes. Maybe overedited, probably not. Acting and soundtrack are great, but not enough to overcome a poser of a story.

Ellen Page with her again red hoodie and pregnant but still boyish image did a great job!

So over-written sometime that its painful. Still good.

Very sweet. Doesn't hit it's stride until Bateman and Garner get involved, but they take things to another level. Michael Cera is gold, as always.

Yeah I didn't like it that much.

Come on people...what is so outstanding about it?

A nice story about a girl's journey growing up

After one gets used to the rather affected dialogue, one finds as entertaining and touching a film as has been advertised. It's a joy to watch, from start to finish, and Ellen Page gives possibly the best performance of the year.

The secret to this film is that in the beginning, Juno is a lesbian. The pregnancy that is thrust upon her breaks through her wall of sensibility and she develops into a fuller human being. The ending seemed trite to me, for various reasons, but I can accept it. The dialog is sometimes funny, sometimes off-putting, but both good and bad, it's just an illustration, and not the point of the movie. Some reviewers seem to focus too much on it.

The word "hip" seems to be coming up a lot, and yes, it feels like the script was straining to be hip, but the film soon finds its footing and is a great experience. A bit of the music is sort of annoying but it mostly works with the mood of the film. It's very funny, often intelligent, and touching as well.

Great characters, great plot, great emotion. The characters are well-developed and the comedy style is top notch. Juno is easy to relate to and very likable.