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| Year: | 2007 |
| Genre: | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
| Starring: | Ellen Page, Michael Cera, Jennifer Garner |
| Director: | Jason Reitman |
Review: What separates the Juno film many other mothers and adolescents is that in this case, the 16-year-old who is in this position not want to become a victim of your circumstances. From the moment that confirms unwanted messages, Juno is studying its options - abortion, raising a child as a single parent adoption teenager - then takes matters into his own hands. As the Roman goddess who is his namesake, Juno is a brilliant, often sarcastic, which prides itself on its care sposóbz cynicism and sarcastic joke. However, she is not above appeals to adults in his life, when the world's problems become too much for her (although in some cases, adults facing the most serious problems of what is ). However, Juno makes sure that she and she alone, who will have the final say in determining the course of their own future and that of his child.Juno that rare low budget, the movie independent cula reaches unexpected mainstream success, playing a chord with audience recognition across the spectrum of society. For the first time screenwriter Diablo Cody hits pay dirt with clear eyes, writing sentimental part that is not afraid to go in unexpected and interesting directions, and avoid patronizing Mesoamerican characters. Father and stepmother achieved Junos news calmly, while Juno young yuppie sitting on adoptive parents of the child being given the depth and complexity far beyond what could be less writer gave. Director Jason Reitman has eccentricity to a minimum and allows you to play in a naturalistic scene, unhurried. Confident in the strength and appeal of his material, but allows gentle human comedy speak for itself.In actiona star turn, young Ellen Page has a bold approach to its nature, often bringing Juno right to the side of the UN-friendliness, then pulling it in just the crucial moment what we see, as it is really very nice. As the child's father, Michael Cera is almost the same as passive lovably endearing piglet found in Superbad, and JK Simmons and Allison Janney give particularly rich tones to support parents of JUNOS. Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner also made his mark as a couple, that the image of his son wanted some local throwaway.Juno faces the disadvantage of any independent film, who suddenly found themselves uprooted from boundaries of art houses in multipleksówz duking suddenly all those high-budget, high-octane, testosterone-laden blockbusters - the risk of over-inflated expectations. So my advice is to look beyond all the hype and box office records and Juno leave quietly and make contact with you in your quiet and unique way. I think it works better that way.
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