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I saw the movie "Juno" this weekend for the second time.
It's definitely on my list of top 5 movies of all time.
The script is witty and brilliant, and the acting makes it even better. I highly recommend it to anyone.

Has anyone else seen it? What do you think?
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This is so so right! Juno is really a great and brilliant Film. I saw it several times... Wonderful!
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I saw the movie "Juno" this weekend for the second time.
It's definitely on my list of top 5 movies of all time.
The script is witty and brilliant, and the acting makes it even better. I highly recommend it to anyone.

Has anyone else seen it? What do you think?
And good music too. I'd watch it a second time
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I fell asleep while watching it, so I never finished it. (I *rarely* fall asleep during a movie). My fiancee finished it and said it was not good.
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Funny and thoughtful seemingly without even trying, no easy trick. A good soul cleanser after the other top movies of the year “There Will Be Blood” and “No Country for old Men.”
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