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Old 08.01.2008, 01:06 PM   #45
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Originally Posted by leakyheadboy
And whose decision is it to design the clinic set in such away? i don't know about the states but over here they're not the happiest places on earth but they sure aren't as bad as that... all this works in favor of my point in that in this film the possibility of abortion was written off from the start...

And when you say that Juno was not supposed to be the average American girl because she is portrayed as a little strange... Which teenage girl (or boy for that matter) on earth thinks that they are normal or average... in this respect Juno is most definitely written to be a projection of the inner average american girl (all be it a slightly more articulate version)... you know... says the things they wish they could say, breezes through some real shit stuff like its a walk in the park... You ever seen an add asking for a baby in the newspaper? i sure haven't...

oh... good points!

it's true that the abortion clinic looked extra-creepy. ive never been to one so i don't know.

and talking about the projection-- oh the average american girl wants to be witty like that!

but anyway-- the debate continues...!

 


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