An OK tale Without a morale whatsoever

Rating: 8/10 (10 May 2008)

For starters the cast if made of some of my favorite actors and actresses, and it's cool to see that Jason Bateman it's making a comeback somehow successfully, and to boot, I have been a fan of Ellen Page ever since I saw her on "Hard Candy". Because of her acting skills, nothing more (yes, that should be a nice cover up).
The movie it's a great blend with comedy, drama and of course the mandatory sentimental moments, something clearly different for a year full of cinema violence and cynical humor, J.K. Simmons showed us that not only can act, he can actually talk with a normal speed and an normal voice The problem I had this movie, it's the morale, so in the end Juno found out that she was actually in love with her best friend, so it wasn't just pity sex what lead her to this whole situation, and when you find one that loves you just like you are, you should never let go that person. That's a cool morale, but I think I'm one of the few that actually remembers one thing: She's a minor who got pregnant and gave away her baby, and in the end both her and her boyfriend go back to their previous lifetime (but as a couple) without ANY regret or consequence of what just happened, or any moral that they actually learned something form said experience..
Of course an Abortion themed movie wouldn't have sold that good, or been on my movie list either, but the aforementioned detail makes this movie a guilty pleasure, if you just take the moral out Curse you Diablo Cody!!! (Nah, I'm just kidding, you're a cool writer).
Just my two cents.