Clint Eastwood's 'Juror #2' Critiques the Justice System
The film explores moral dilemmas and systemic flaws in a courtroom thriller led by Nicholas Hoult and Toni Collette.
- Set in Savannah, Georgia, 'Juror #2' follows Justin Kemp, played by Nicholas Hoult, as he faces a moral quandary during a high-profile murder trial.
- The film critiques the use of power for personal gain, highlighting the political ambitions of the prosecutor, portrayed by Toni Collette.
- Eastwood's direction at age 94 infuses the film with a mix of dramatic vigor and critical irony, despite its implausible plot elements.
- The story underscores the imperfections of the jury system, with jurors' personal biases influencing the trial's outcome.
- Despite Eastwood's long-standing relationship with Warner Bros., the film sees a limited release, reflecting the studio's cautious approach after previous box-office performances.
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