Juror #2

Clint Eastwood's swansong before retirement is

Thanks Clint Eastwood. Juror #2 is a subtle yet powerful film that reminds me why Clint Eastwood remains one of cinema’s greatest storytellers. At first glance, it seems simple — a courtroom drama that could easily fall into clichés — but Eastwood’s direction brings an honest and grounded perspective that elevates the narrative beyond the usual tropes. Watching it, I felt drawn not just into the legal battle but into the deeper human conflicts and moral questions that the film poses. The performances are restrained but impactful, and the pacing lets the tension build naturally, without unnecessary spectacle. It’s a quiet film that grows in your mind long after the credits roll, making you think about justice, empathy, and responsibility. For me, Juror #2 is a reminder of the power of simplicity in storytelling and a heartfelt thank you to Eastwood for his masterful craft.

An interesting watch. Strong performances from both Nicholas Hoult and Toni Collette. Loved the ending as well and how it didn't gave all the answers. Definitely a film worth checking out!

Another slow-moving, montone Clint Eastwood film.

Juror #2 delivers tense courtroom drama with emotional depth and a compelling moral dilemma that keeps viewers invested throughout. While some plot beats follow familiar territory, its strong performances and thought-provoking narrative make it a gripping legal thriller with heart.

No logic. Decisions don't make any sense, storyline and movie itself incredibly boring. No idea why this has good reviews

At first juror #2 reminded me of an other film No Way Out with Kevin Costner. But it is much richer and thought provoking. The acting is superb. The story is many twists and surprises. The unfolding of the events don't give a straight answer. It's a movie that will stay with you for a while.

Um filme muito bom para se assistir em uma segunda-feira de noite.

Enjoyable legal thriller with plot twist.

I watched this on a plane and if I was at home, I probably wouldn't have finished it. While this movie had a few interesting moments, it was very forgettable.