Blinking eyes

Elsa 2022-03-20 09:01:06



Juno, this year's awards season suddenly became popular. The subject matter of American high school students really didn't arouse my interest-only after reading it did I understand why I won the award.

The reaction of most Chinese audiences after watching it should be surprise and shock, right? Such a subversion of tradition, the pregnancy of a high school student-it is so common in Juno's world. Everyone, including mom and dad, child dad, good friend, and this little girl with a clean forehead and shiny eyes, treats this kind of thing with unexpectedly calm and composure. Their lack of surprise is the source of my surprise.

Later, I slowly learned to think in their way, and then I gradually began to understand the main idea behind the story of the movie.

As many commentators have said, the matter of underage pregnancy and abortion is actually quite controversial in the United States, but at least in that social environment, there is room for different voices. The director not only praises girls for their self-reliance and beauty, but also reflects on the right and wrong of inertial mainstream thinking, but also emphasizes respect for different positions and handling methods of the problem itself. This is precisely the core part of the "America" ​​country.

This is the legendary "value output".



However, is this kind of value output really a kind of corrosion and invasion in disguise?

I was really infected by Juno's aura full of aura and wisdom. If you have trouble, okay, then calm down and think of a solution; the first choice is frustrated by something deep in human nature, okay, then find a middle ground; have a good impression of the couple who adopted the child, but finally found out Betrayal and escape in a certain sense, sadness and disappointment, but what's next? Still regain positive confidence, mints, boyfriend, guitar accompaniment-life is so simple.

The opening was very, very personal. Juno, who was dressed almost as a neutral student, carried a huge orange juice bucket and poured it on the road. The result was to go to the convenience store to test whether she was pregnant again. So cute, laugh.


I think the reason most people like me like it is because it tells everyone in a convincing way that the complex and messy world can actually be so clear and easy. The only thing to do is to stick to your heart.

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Extended Reading
  • Freda 2022-04-24 07:01:01

    Great movie, especially the music! The acting is also very good, but it seems to be a little too idealized, even in the United States, I think the scene in the film is a little too sloppy.

  • Darian 2022-03-24 09:01:07

    Fresh as three years ago

Juno quotes

  • Leah: [Answers the phone] Yo Yo Yiggady Yo.

    Juno MacGuff: [On the phone with her] I'm at suicide risk.

    Leah: Juno?

    Juno MacGuff: No, it's Morgan Freeman. Do you have any bones that need collecting?

    Leah: Only the one in my pants...

    Juno MacGuff: I'm pregnant.

    Leah: What? Honest to blog?

    Juno MacGuff: Yeah. Yeah, it's Bleekers.

    Leah: It's probably just a food baby. Did you have a big lunch?

    Juno MacGuff: No, this is not a food baby all right? I've taken like three pregnancy tests, and I'm forshizz up the spout.

    Leah: How did you even generate enough pee for three pregnancy tests? That's amazing...

    Juno MacGuff: I don't know, I drank like, ten tons of Sunny D... Anyway dude, I'm telling you I'm pregnant and you're acting shockingly cavalier.

    Leah: Is this for real? Like, for real for real?

    Juno MacGuff: Unfortunately, yes.

    Leah: Oh my GOD. Oh shit! Phuket, Thailand!

    Juno MacGuff: There we go. That was kind of the emotion that I was searching for on the first take.

  • Mark Loring: So... Let's talk about how we're going to do this thing.

    Juno MacGuff: What do you mean? Don't I just have the thing? Squeeze it on out and hand it over?

    Gerta Rauss: Mark and Vanessa are willing to negotiate an open adoption...

    Mac MacGuff: What do you mean?

    Juno MacGuff: Wait... No! I mean, can't we just, like, kick this old school? Like, I have the baby, put it in a basket and send it your way, like, Moses and the reeds?

    Mark Loring: Technically, that would be kicking it Old Testament.

    Gerta Rauss: ...So, we all agree that a closed adoption is the best decision for all involved?

    Juno MacGuff: SSHHIT! YES! Close it up!