In a nutshell:
This is a movie about a girl named Juno who gets pregnant by her friend and the events that follow. It’s not a serious movie, nor is it a comedy, nor is it a psychological movie. However, this movie will make you cry, laugh, and question. Juno has an indie feel to it, accented by its perfect-fit soundtrack, which makes it very easy to relate to for viewers of all ages.

My biased opinion:
As I feel strongly enough to write a review about Juno, my opinion is obviously extreme. In the case of Juno, I believe this movie to be an absolute gem. The first time I saw the movie, I walked into the theatre with no idea what the story of the movie involved. From the first scene, I was transfixed. I was concerned about the morality and the outcome of the events that occurred, and found myself caring about the lives of the characters in the movie, a feat not many movies can pull off. The next day, an opportunity presented itself for me to see the movie yet again, in another theatre; being thoroughly in love with Juno after the first viewing, I found myself in the theatre. While waiting for the movie to begin, I was very afraid that it would not live up to the expectations I had from the day before; I thought perhaps that it had been a fluke or a matter of circumstance that left me leaving the movie so satisfied. Luckily for me, the second time watching the movie resulted in an even more satisfied Nate than the first viewing had. I found myself even closer to the story because I knew how the things I had found disturbing the first time through ended. I also could pay more attention to the dialog, rather than laughing over the words.

The soundtrack of this movie is one of the greatest soundtracks I have heard. With each new scene, I found myself loving each song, and that I would need to get the soundtrack to listen to. As I write this entry, I am listening to the soundtrack of Juno, and have been since I got the soundtrack yesterday.

Check out the soundtrack on amazon.com.

In Review:
Juno is an amazing movie. Go see it. Buy the soundtrack. Bring your family, bring your friends, everyone’s gonna love this one.

DO NOT WATCH THE TRAILER… IT WILL SPOIL A LOT OF THE FUNNY PARTS AND THE PLOT OF THE MOVIE…