Runtime: 96 min
Audio: Dual Audio
Language: English
Resolution: 720x480
Frame Rate: 25 fps
Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec
Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps
Year: 2007
Starring: Ellen Page, Michael Cera, Jennifer Garner
Director: Jason Reitman
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Size: 815 mb
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Review: The Juno other than a thing that so many other movies about teen pregnancy is, in this case, the 16-year-old who came to find himself in that position refuses suffer her circumstances. From the moment they confirm the unpleasant news, Juno will study its options - abortion, raising the child as a teen parent, adoptive - then takes matters into his own hands. Like its namesake, the Roman goddess, Juno is a clear person, often sharp-tongued himself proud of his cynicism and his incisive way with QuIP sarcastic. However, she is not above appealing to adults in her life when the problems of the world becomes too much for her (although, in some cases, the adults deal with problems more serious than it is). However, there Juno will make sure that it is and they alone, who will have the last word when it comes to determining the future course of his own work and his child.Juno is that low-budget feature, independent rare unexpected finding success in the mainstream by striking a chord of recognition in the audience on the demographic spectrum. The first time screenwriter Diablo Cody script hits pay dirt with bright-eyed, non-sentiment largely who is not afraid to go off in unexpected directions and interesting and avoid patronizing her characters Central America. Management can take in stride the news while the yuppie couple Juno lands to be adoptive parents of the child have the depth and complexity far beyond what Junos lesser writer father and stepmother, he would have offered. Director Jason Reitman remains the eccentricity to a minimum and permits to play in a relaxed naturalistic. Views of Confidence in the strength and appeal of his material, it leaves the human comedy is light and talked about itself.In young star-making turn Ellen Page take a bold approach to its character, often right on the edge of becoming Juno The likability of the United Nations, then pull on the very critical time, allowing ago shows us how she actually quite sympathetic. As the child's father, Michael Cera pretty much the same as we saw passive nerd lovably adorable in Superbad, while shades especially rich JK Simmons and Allison Janney provides support for parents Junos. Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner also made their mark as the couple that their image in the throwaway.Juno wild baby items section facing the disadvantage of local independent film that unexpected discoveries torn from the boundaries of art and houses Suddenly nuking away with all the multiplexes in the high-budget, high-octane, testosterone laden films that - which is the risk of over-inflated expectations. So my advice is to look beyond the hype and box office records and just let Juno sneak and take hold of you in silence, his own unique way. I think it works best that way.
