Reading the review for Juno was kind of well, a review. I
had watched Juno before and thought it was a decent movie. I have not watched
it in a long time so my view to it probably has changed now that I am more
mature. I thought the review was a very good review. It presented negatives and
positives; a negative would have been that the dialogue was too clever and
sarcastic and a positive would have been that Juno would kind of be a role
model to young teenage girls, in a way. I kind of disagree with when they said
that the dialogue was too sarcastic or clever compared to real-life teen
pregnancy because I think it would be just the same in real life. Some people
have to cope with things like that, if something is really hard for a person
then they will kind of joke about it to make it seem not so bad. I think when
her evaluation of the movie was on point when she said that the movie had a lot
of heart. I agree, Juno is a movie that has a screwed up situation and the
characters still try to make the best of it. One of the critics that Heinekamp
included in her evaluation that said that it would have been more realistic if
Juno would have gotten an abortion, I think is wrong. If you look at teen girls
that are pregnant these days most of them are having the baby. I think it is
more realistic for her to carry out with the pregnancy, but I think it would
have been more realistic of her to keep it too. You do not always hear about
abortions and people getting them which makes her having one less realistic and
it would have been very controversial. Overall, I thought the review was pretty
accurate.
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