Juno (movie)

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  • lanners
    lanners Posts: 458
    bovy_j wrote:
    I thought that was a Superunknown shirt! I was like 98% confident. The group of people I was with just did not get any part of the "SWEET" i was saying about the music. Very sad.

    the friend i went with asked who the Melvins were.
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  • GreenTeaDisease
    GreenTeaDisease Posts: 3,359
    I saw it last weekend and I loved it. the only problem is that I don't think it accurately reflects the "big deal" of being pregnant at 16, but it was really funny and I loved the adoption story. plus it doesn't hurt that i've been in love with jason bateman since I was like 9.
  • zenith
    zenith Posts: 3,191
    this one got reviewed in the sydney papers this morning - it does sound good - movies next week for us so it might be a good one to watch while the kids watch something else

    or perhaps i should be dragging my eldest in with me - he's 14 this year - might make a lasting enough impact on him to think a little harder soon enough down the track
    impatience is a gift ........
  • Travelar
    Travelar Posts: 3,448
    I want to see this... but I'm not paying $9 for a 90 minute movie.
  • BlackCorduroy
    BlackCorduroy Posts: 1,374
    TrAvELAr wrote:
    I want to see this... but I'm not paying $9 for a 90 minute movie.

    go to a matinee showing then :)

    i saw it today, great movie
  • answers are fatal
    answers are fatal Posts: 281
    i saw this movie and it was amazinggg, i loved the music in it. i think i might go back to see it agian. :)
  • DopeyBoy
    DopeyBoy Posts: 170
    Wow, just saw this movie this afternoon (theatre was PACKED, I was surprised!). I frickin' LOVED it! I was really looking forward to it, and it didn't disappoint (like most do when I get all excited about a movie).
    I guess I liked it more because it really struck a note with me personally...I was adopted, and it got me thinking about what my birth mother must've gone through at 16.
    And I've just got separated from my wife about 3 months ago...very similar to the Jason Bateman situation (I'm just like him, but am the one that really wants kids).
    And yeah, the music was great fun. I can't wait to own this movie! Oh, and Michael Cera...is he ridiculously funny or what? Between this movie and Superbad, he's just about killed me!
    So yeah, 2 thumbs up here!

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  • LONGRD
    LONGRD Posts: 6,036
    the movie was alright nothing special to me.

    but i love the soundtrack. the open song sold me on it.
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  • Slip Kid
    Slip Kid Posts: 1,175
    LongRd. wrote:
    the movie was alright nothing special to me.

    That's what I was thinking. It's pretty good but nothing special
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  • small town beck
    small town beck Posts: 6,691
    Just saw the movie tonight and I thought it was great. As already said it had some really endearing moments. Ellen Page played Leahy's daughter in "Trailer Park Boys" but I am not sure how well known that show is outside of Canada but it truly is an amusing show. A bit like the movie "Fubar" which is hilarious :D
  • megpearl
    megpearl Posts: 17
    In the scene where Ellen is talking to Jason (they are talking about music, he is wearing a blue sweater and sitting down), is that a Pearl Jam album cover behind him?
    The only things permanent in my life are my tattoo and Pearl Jam.
  • glasshouse
    glasshouse Posts: 1,762
    i saw this movie last night and i think it was terrific!
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  • All Those Yesterdays
    All Those Yesterdays Posts: 2,723
    The movie is just fantastic.
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  • SweetAndLow
    SweetAndLow Posts: 178
    The soundtrack is just fantastic.
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  • Jeremy1012
    Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    Was surprised how much I enjoyed it. I was ready to be put off by how it is supposedly really smug and self-satisfied but the dialogue wasn't anywhere near as overdone as some people say and ANYTHING with Michael Cera in it is immediately awesome.
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