89%
liked it
Ellen Page, Michael Cera, Jennifer Garner, Jason Bateman, Allison Janney
Faced with an unplanned pregnancy, an offbeat young woman makes an unusual and bizarre decision regarding her unborn child.
Id: 10411445
I found some of the dialogue a little annoying, but it did go towards showing the true age and maturity levels of the teens in the movie and their adult facing dilema.
What I like most about this film is the way it takes you from expecting one thing to happen for it to turn in...( read more)
The film has no equal as an unabashedly frank, honest look at the true nature of young love. Both comic and poignant, it has more personality than any other film of 2007. It is completely unapologetic about its style, characters, unique wit and turn of phrase, and why not? The sc...( read more)
I did think a lot of the dialogue was over the top, but Ellen Page's delivery was pretty awesome. I can respect that. As for the basic message of the film, it makes some excellent observations about love, commitment, and how appearances can be deceiving.
This is a pretty good ?indie?. I?d heard good, I?d heard bad about this film. I thought Ellen Page was quite irritating after a while and Michael Cera, deserved more screen time but overall, the story makes up for it and the non-Disney ending was perfect!
I was actually a little afraid of seeing this film. I'm often skeptical of uniformly rapturous reviews, particularly when the film's trailers seemed to burst with quirk overload and too-cool-for-school characters spouting implausible, overwritten dialogue. Only the Oscar noms whi...( read more)
A story abot teenage pregnancy like no other! What is diffrent is that nothing has been focused on the usual teenage problems surronding it!
Another indie comedy, with witty dialogue quite unlike anything we've heard before.
