I thought this film was ok. It was funny throughout and made me laugh. The story line was also unusual and well written, which made this film refreshing to watch. I also liked the characters.
The aspect i liked most about this film was that it actually reflects real life for a typical teenager. Ok, so not every teenager gets pregnant like Juno, but she does face many other everyday dilemas. This film highlights these in a tasteful and humourous manner.
The reson i only gave it 4 stars was because of the 'weird' relationship between Juno and the future father of her baby. It seemed at some points that something was going to happen between them and it never. It was almost as though the writers were going to do that and then changed their mind, or just forgot. I no that not everyone agrees with me on this, but i thought i would put it in.
My advice: worth a place in the dvd collection.

Cool and original new movie, loved the dialogue which makes use of a lot of teen slang and Ellen Page is really great as a lead. I was surprised to find a film with substance as well as being a feel good teen flick. Juno's situation being so far from ideal - her early pregnancy and a broken family, and her ability to stay so upbeat and positive (with the help of those around her) seems to bring to the film a wonderful sense of hope. The characters are far from being stereotypes which is what makes the film so interesting, as even half way through its hard to guess in which direction the plot will turn. The characters come across as being so genuine Its hard not to fall in love with them. Plus its written and codirected by a blogger! Would recommend this film to teenagers and adults alike whether you're after a comedy or something a little bit thought provoking.

the first twenty minutes or so you may well say 'oh no' it's another silly teen movie.
howevever the film did have 'four' oscar nominations, so there must be more to it, there was.
'juno' finds herself 'pregnant' after a 'first' time encounter with her boy friend, she is only '16' and doesn't want the responsibility of a child at her age.
'juno' set's out to find the perfect couple to adopt and bring up the
child when born.
does she make the right decision ?
this is a moving and often emotional film, well worth the 'oscar' nominations in my opinion.
'ellen page' who plays 'juno' is surely a 'star' of the not to distant future.
there is much humour in the film along with some half-decent music, and yes :- it is worth watching.