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Juno

posted Friday, 4 July 2008

 

 

Last weekend my daughter and I watched the movie Juno.  It stars Ellen Page as a sixteen year old girl who gets pregnant and gives the baby away for adoption.  My daughter saw it as a comedy and I (as the father of a sixteen year old) saw it as a horror movie.

The movie was pretty good and I really liked Ellen Page.  I noticed her awhile back in the movie Hard Candy, where she lures a child molester into her web.  That was a seriously tough movie to watch.

The thing I walked away from Juno was the music.  The soundtrack played The Kinks, A Well Respected Man, Buddy Holly's (Ummm, Oh Yeah) Dearest and a few tunes by Kimbra Dawson and The Moldy Peaches.

The songs on the soundtrack are simple and childlike and I really enjoyed them.  Here is one by The Moldy Peaches, Anyone Else But You

 

 

 In the same vein I was listening to a folk music station, WKSU out of Kent, Ohio and I came across a band named The Weepies.  Once again simple childlike tunes that are really good.  Check out their song, Nobody Knows Me At All.

 

 

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