I loved this film.
My only beef is that the trailer gave away WAY TOO MANY of the best gags. If you\'ve seen the trailer more than once, you may want to wait for a discount theater or for rental. (Two thumbs down to studio executives.)

This movie was great! Ellen Page (Juno) does an amazing job her sarcasm and witty remarks made me laugh throughout the movie. It's not what you would expect from a smaller film!

Awesome! This movie made me laugh the entire way through. The characters were really well developed. It would not have been the same without this specific cast. I really want the soundtrack too. They play like four moldy peaches songs (which happens to be one of my favorite bands).

\"Juno\" is a special film that came straight from cinema heaven. this is a moive that is perfect in any way. the acting the directions, the whole shooting match. This movie is proof that a good movie is not hard to find. I really love this movie very uch and the running time is 97 minutes long, I hate to see the film end. You won\'t hear that coming from me. Ellen Page is a teen ager who is stuck with an unplanned pregnacey. she befriended a set of parents who can take care of the baby. they are just as miserable as her. the cast is outstanding and I don\'t know where toi began. but if you ever see one movie this year, matter of fact one movie for the next twn years. Make it \'Juno.\"

This movie plays just like a movie on Lifetime channel!! I guess I expected more than I got !

Juno portrays an upbeat and positive resolution of a very "weighty" problem, namely teen pregnancy. Instead of everyone going ballistic over the circumstances, the characters depict sensitive, mature, and thoughtful reactions which set an example of how people should handle the dilemma.

This movie was recommended by friends, and I'm glad to have seen it.

Ellen Page nails her role as a teenager with a unique perspective on life and the willingness to express herself, and Michael Cera is also very good as her best friend who also happens to be the father of her unborn baby.

The humor never goes over the top where the central issue of the pregnancy story is lost as just a hook that is used to build scenes around. Page's Juno considers abortion and adoption, and takes responsibility for her actions, all the while reminding us that she's still a kid that is "dealing with things way above her maturity level."

This movie is a great combination of acting, writing, and direction, making for a movie that will be very enjoyable to watch.