More interesting than every city in Alaska combined.

Rating: 10/10 (18 January 2008)

I have seen this film three times now, and it never seems to get old. The first time that I saw it, I was just so excited that I was getting to see it that I only paid attention to the basic outline of the movie. The second time that I had the privilege of viewing this piece of art, I began to see how truly amazing the movie was. And the third time that I saw this honestly honest movie, I fell in love with it completely.
After getting home from the first viewing of this film, on Christmas Eve, mind you, I bought the entire album on my computer. All together, this movie's soundtrack is Juno. Kimya Dawson's songs represent the plot as well as Juno's personality to a T. Mott the Hoople is a great band, and Belle and Sebastian is a wonderful addition. The songs are truly individual and a beautiful part of this wonderful film.
The cast is brilliant, with Ellen Page, who really IS Juno, Michael Cera, J.K. Simmons, Allison Janney, and a hilarious appearance by the Office's Rainn Wilson, making the movie what it is.
All in all, this movie will make you laugh, will make you cry, if you're my mother, and will make you wonder how this movie is still amazingly neutral on the point of Pro-Life/Pro-Choice. It is unlike anything that you will ever see, and Juno deserves to win Best Picture, if you're asking me.