How do you see?

Juno.

I heard first through friend's friends friend that it wasn't worth watching,
and so to avoid uncomfortable situations I didn't go to see it.



But then after seeing some previews I became
more suspicious and watched it anyway. And loved it.

Simpe and not. Black and white with shades and shadows.

I found Juno very pro-life, pro-love, pro-long term
relationships. It raised a good lot of questions
and thoughts and without pointing
one's finger at obvious things it managed to come
across deeply philosophical. And entertaining.
It was somewhat shortest 90minutes in recent
box office hits.

I can recommend it to anyone who thinks
that they can understand and process
idea of possible consequences of (premarital)
sex and that all things and decicions that
people do in movies are not maybe ones people would do
in real life. We turn sometimes to do better,
sometimes worse. :)


After watching Juno I felt like it would be
really good to have some kind
of christian data base or reliable source
to find out what movies are really worth of watching.
My brother then helped me to find
http://www.christianitytoday.com/movies/
and after reading couple of previews of
movies I had seen I think this site is worth
visiting once you are pondering whether
to go to movies or not.

I do not write this to baby-sit, but I personally think
that I don't have to see everything and rather watch or
listen something what I honestly enjoy.
"Everything is permissible"—but not everything is beneficial. "Everything is permissible"—but not everything is constructive..."