Boring, annoying, morally wrong

Rating: 2/10 (17 July 2010)

I saw this film due to all the hype and I like Ellen Page in X-men, so I decided to give it a go. But this film is slow and boring, and annoys me how it portrays teens getting pregnant like it's no big deal:

Juno is too fake: she takes her pregnancy too lightly. When she calls her friend, Juno says she is expecting a big reaction from her friend like it is some sort of a joke.

When her parents find out her pregnancy, her mother is like, 'I don't even know you are sexually active.' It shows how they really know or care about her and then even support her to give the their grandchild up to somebody else.

Juno doesn't care about the baby's future. When she talks to the adoptive parents, she goes, 'Can I just have the kid, then like hand it to you?' like it's some sort of gift and not a human being. When asked if she wants to know of any news how the baby's doing, she just shrugs off and doesn't want anything to do with it.

I don't get how this could get a 7.9 rating. Also, the guitar music played by Juno's boyfriend is annoying as hell. Can Michael Cera act? No, plus he's damn ugly and geeky, unconvincing as the guy who fathers the child. When he knows Juno is pregnant, his only reaction is 'So, what are you going to do?', showing he's just as responsible as Juno.