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Movie Review: Juno

A shortish review, having watched Juno on the flight to the Netherlands. Fun. Witty, if a bit too self-consciously clever and quirky at times. Handles a difficult subject (teen…

A shortish review, having watched Juno on the flight to the Netherlands.

Fun. Witty, if a bit too self-consciously clever and quirky at times. Handles a difficult subject (teen pregnancy) in a non-condescending fashion, showing there are no easy or completely “right” solutions, even if the matter comes off in a (mostly) heartwarming fashion. Good actors — though when did Jennifer Garner become (ew) Julia Roberts?

Worth watching.

One frustrating note was that on the teeny-tiny-microscreen on the chairback on my flight, it was impossible to read the note Juno left Vanessa. The text, in case you couldn’t read it on your screen, is quoted here — thanks IMDB.

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