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| Artist: Various Artists
Label: Warner
Category: Music
List Price: £11.99
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Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 378
Format: Soundtrack
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.4
UPC: 081227993771
EAN: 0081227993771
ASIN: B00127GJBY
Release Date: January 28, 2008
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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| Customer Reviews:
 "the monkey on your back is the latest trend" March 10, 2008
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Well for the first time in my life, i went to see a movie because i had heard the soundtrack. This in my opinion is an amazing album although of course different people have different taste, saying that however i didn't know i was into this type of music until now. The Juno Sountrack is one of the finest things i've added to my music collection in a long time and since i recieved it last week it has not been off. I find myself singing the songs as i go about my business, and as the lyrics come from my mouth a smile can't help but form.
What i love about alot of the songs is the way in which they have been recorded, they sound like they are sitting on the couch in the same room as you, singing and strumming their guitars, and for you guitar players out there, the songs are so easy to learn and you WILL find yourselves playing along.
There are also songs in there from the likes of 'the kinks' and 'buddy holly' which add to the wide variety of talent shown in the album. For me though, the song played in the opening credits 'All i want is you' by barry louis polisar is my favorite, such an amazing opening to the album and indeed the film.
Anyways this i think is my first ever review, i hope i've been helpfull...
Buy this album.
 It`s an ok family movie March 4, 2008
1 out of 35 found this review helpful
I can understand why the majority think it is quirky and cute, the main protagonist has a very logical and direct way of dealing with her immediate problem.... who will be a good parent to her child. While she does not have the strength or presence of mind to deal with a termination, she determines that only the best will do for her unborn child. So, she embarks upon a quest to find the ideal parents. However no one is ideal and to this she must bend.
The acting is very good, and the script innovative, however the comedy lies in the personality of the actress. I do not get the comedy. Perhaps it is me..... the steps she takes and her responses to the situations in which she finds herself I find tragic, not funny at all.
I found this film to be full of pathos. The occasional smile as I understood her response, but as a mother myself, I understood her cause. It wasn`t funny. Men should watch tihs and understand that the feeling that a mother has for her child is relevant even in the earliest of stages.
This film would have been much improved by omitting the so called humour.
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the best ever February 20, 2008
well it's a lovely movie, and great soundtrack. you will enjoy every bit and every sound. Kimya makes it alive and the presence of Adam Green in the last track is just refreshing.
 A real mixture for a top notch film! February 17, 2008
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
The first song is the excellent upbeat folky "All I want is you" from Children's music singer/songwriter Barry Lou Polisar which plays over the opening credits of the film. The last song is a duet between Ellen Page and Michael Cera on "Anyone else by you" which is also featured earlier on the album. In between are a decent variety of indie records and also a lesser known gem from rock 'n' roll genius Buddy Holly. A great selection of fairly mellow tunes that worked brilliantly for the film soundtrack and are great to listen to in their own right.
gd gd February 6, 2008
2 out of 121 found this review helpful
ha the movie in my opinion was rubbish but im not sure about the soundtrack i wasnt really paying atention to it but i think its good
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