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The message is incomplete. I had an interesting month parenting a teen, (ok this is complicated) who has a pregnant friend, sure the Juno did bring adoption up (more quicky) as an option, but it also brought up "It will all be ok." just as quickly. If we are going to accept this film as an advertisment for adoption, then shouldn't it speak to the emotional/long term impact on the birth famalies? and potential impact on adoptees?
Anyone up for making an indi sequal in which Juno's bchild finds her years later, and resents her for the placement into a nurotic family. Juno, while retaining her sense of humor had never had more children, and is still struggeling with grief? It could be funny, couldn't it?
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