Bonus Review: Juror #2

Justice Is Blind. Guilt Sees Everything.

---

---

INTRODUCTION

This is a quick review of the newly released film Juror #2. Keep in mind this is but one of the many movies I watch every year, and that whatever initial grade I come up for this film could change for better or worse with time. To better keep up to date with both my thoughts on other movies and if my feelings on this film changed, follow me on Letterboxd.

I’d also appreciate it greatly if you spread the word about the newsletter to any family or friends who would love to have film reviews, classic movie lists, and Oscars projections delivered straight to their inbox.

---

THE PLOT

Via Letterboxd: While serving as a juror in a high profile murder trial, family man Justin Kemp finds himself struggling with a serious moral dilemma - one he could use to sway the jury verdict and potentially convict, or free, the accused killer.

---

QUICK REVIEW

Clint Eastwood is, of course, an iconic actor, but he’s also a highly accomplished director. He can proudly claim two Best Picture wins as a director - an achievement even Steven Spielberg hasn’t matched.

However, in the later years of his career, his directorial efforts have been more hit-or-miss, both critically and financially. With his latest film, Juror #2, rumored to be his last, there’s added pressure for him to deliver.

My verdict? While I wouldn’t call this final film a top-tier Eastwood production, it’s still a decent and satisfyingly enough movie to bow out on.