They have a way of filming her that makes her look so much uglier than in Transformers.
I guess it's because Michael Bay knows how to make girls look hot

Ugh... Diablo Cody is a pretentious drama-ridden hipster. I truly hate that she now has a limitless outlet for her trite story telling.

I'm sorry you feel that way about her fresh and interesting language, but her outlet is not "limitless." People actually have to like her follow-up stuff. One great script, a blog and a column in a fluff magazine doesn't give her a free pass for life.

You nailed it, Curt. I've seen (pieces of) Juno, and real kids don't talk like that. How the hell would these kids know about an obscure 1960s show which only lasted a year? WTF? Pretentious, indeed.

I usually hate these kinds of movies, and by that I mean teen horror films which are targeted exactly at my age group because they know we'll spend the money just for a date. I'm also not a big fan of Megan Fox. Obviously she's hot but there's nothing beyond that, she says anything that comes to her mind and acts like she has a position secured in Hollywood when in reality if she doesn't show some major acting credentials she's going to stay in popcorn movies her whole life.
Despite all that this for some reasons actually looks decent to me. I think that it's going to make some serious money when it comes out after word of mouth passes around. And Diablo Cody, though I too think is really not in line with how kids are these days even though she thinks she is, is able to capture some good risky and risque ideas. Juno even if you hate it, was a good idea that started the whole loss of innocence in teenagers that all the rage now.
So I'm very interested to see what this does in theaters. Don't think it will do much for Fox but it will make people stop just immediately associating her with Transformers, though she will still be immediately associated with hot and not much else. We'll see I guess.

I don't think Diablo Cody's thing is being 'hip with the youth' or trying to capture or convey realistic dialogue. She's intentionally writing funny and snappy dialogue wrapped around good storytelling. And guess what, if you thought Juno's (the characters) dialogue was that of someone much older and pretentious than your average 16 year old you got the point without really getting it. Thats the front that this supposedly mature teen is putting across when in reality (when she breaks down crying in the van) she's not as seasoned, wise and ready to be older as she thought she was... very few movies capture dialogue as spoken, you think people talk like the thugs in Reservoir Dogs or Pulp Fiction (or any Tarrantino) in real life? Do you think people speak like the misfits in Wes Anderson's filmography in real life? No. Real life doesn't crystallize stories and characters in 120 minutes and its far more boring to listen to even if the stories are fascinating or heartbreaking or whatever. She produces scripts (Juno and USoT) that are far more interesting and well written than half the crap that gets (cough, Transformers 2) made so lets all climb off her back yeah?