Meet Juno everyone!

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Michael Cera is on his way to becoming a huge star. Not only because of his undeniable talent, but because it looks like he knows quality when he sees it. He’s already starred in one of the funniest TV shows and movies of the decade, and his next project looks like a winner too. It’s called JUNO and is directed by up and comer Jason Reitman (THANK YOU FOR SMOKING).

It stars Ellen Page (HARD CANDY) as the titular Juno, a teen who must face an unwanted pregnancy by her classmate Bleeker (Cera). Below we’ve got a still from the film, which also stars Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner as the perfect couple looking to adopt Juno’s child.

Although THANK YOU FOR SMOKING failed to live up to its hype for me, it’s still a smart movie directed by a smart man. But then again, Dolph Lundgren is also a smart man (he has a Masters in chemical engineering), so who knows. Like I said before, peep the pic BELOW. The film will be released on December 17th.

Source: /Film

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