Thanks for posting this. Charms and I have seen it twice in the past week and plan to see it a third time in the coming days.

This is a truly phenomenal movie. Very smart, cute, sweet, and deep, swirling together adult reality and teenage naïveté with a cast of adorable characters that when the credits start rolling almost leave you wishing you could have seen more, although, it was all (esp. the final minutes) endlessly fulfilling.

This is definitely a must-see. Michael Cera is great as his usual nerdish, innocent self. Ellen Page could very likely end up a big deal in Hollywood as the years progress. More than a cute kid, she always exudes an aura of wit and intelligence, all the while pulling off a star caliber performance. (See also Hard Candy, which she really made fantastic.)

Also lots of credit to Diablo Cody of the famed Pussy Ranch blog (now moved onto myspace) who wrote Juno. Her fun use of language, colorful illustration of all the unusual things from our youth we sometimes forget about (e.g., a hamburger phone), and honest, textured interpersonal relationships really draw you in.

Five big stars from we Lucky Charms. Now go see it!

My girlfriend has been in love with Michael Cera ever since we saw him in Arrested Development. Actually, she's probably loved him longer then that. This movie ended up being a LOT better then I thought it would be.

Seriously! It's a bit! It's funny! Jeez.

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Michael Cera is one of the greatest young actors I've ever seen, he was BORN to play George Michael Bluth. Arrested Development was so amazing, I want it back, damnit!!

No, I think that this is intended to be Michael Cera's and Judd Apatow's Lily Tomlin/Russell moment. The Huckabees stuff has been passed from crew to crew for a few years. A friend of mine who worked as a PA on a Russell film said that almost every day was like this clip.

a sentence!, a good sentence! that's good on film . . .

brilliant

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Hard to parody this: http://www.videosift.com/video/Yale-University-seniors-embarassingly-bad-video-resume

But Michael Cera does have wonderful comic timing.