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Finally got around to seeing this movie that I put in the Netflix queue in February about the time of the Muskegon Film Fest, when I led a session about screen writing and the guest and the audience had a love-in over Diablo Cody and her most recent movie Juno. And after watching it, we were in love, so much so that we promptly watched the movie again the next day. Characters are real, issues are real, and just done all around with a lot of class and style. And to top it off, I discovered in the credits on the second time through that an old family friend, Brad Van Arragon was one of the co-producers. How cool is that!! Check Juno out, I don't think you'll be disappointed.