JUROR #2 Movie Review **SPOILER ALERT**

Gay homosexuals Nick and Joseph spoil Juror #2 - a 2024 American legal thriller film directed by Clint Eastwood and written by Jonathan Abrams.

Premise: Family man Justin Kemp, while serving as a juror in a high profile murder trial, 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.
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Cast:
Nicholas Hoult as Justin Kemp
Toni Collette as Faith Killebrew
Chris Messina
Zoey Deutch as Ally Kemp
Kiefer Sutherland as Larry Lasker
Gabriel Basso as James Sythe
J. K. Simmons as Harold
Leslie Bibb as Denice
Cedric Yarbrough
Adrienne C. Moore as Yolanda
Chikako Fukuyama
Onix Serrano
Amy Aquino
Francesca Eastwood as Kendall Carter

Cinematography by Yves Bélanger

Edited by David S. Cox and Joel Cox

Music by Mark Mancina

Keywords: ending explained, reaction video, trailer, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Million Dollar Baby, Warner Bros Pictures, AFI Fest, Absolute Power, Bloodwork, Mystic River, Pale Rider, Play Misty For Me, Richard Jewell, Cry Macho

[keptbygrace]

"...his dumb ass shows up at the sentencing" 😂

[joelbryant]

Hey guys I think Zoe’s character and Nicholas’ character had different last names despite being married, so when his wife said her husband Justin it didn’t register with Toni Collette. But when Toni saw the thank you card, the deceased family had multiple last names on the signature and that’s when it dawned on Toni

[blkkatemoss]

That Toni Colette accent was fighting for its life this whole movie. It really speaks to what a great actress she is that it didn’t distract from her performance.

[Ryusevi]

I cracked up when she googled Zoey Deutch's character + husband like she's some celebrity who would just show up

[JudyQ]

Overall I liked the movie. BUT was anyone annoyed with Nicholas Hoult's character? Like he didn't want to be caught, but struggled with condemning James to jail, but deliberately dropped the list of cars that were repaired eventually leading to him being caught in the very end. Like...I understand he struggled with the moral choice of coming clean or letting an 'innocent' man pay for his crime, but like his character decisions were so stupid. It was hard to watch him fuck up so obviously and then be surprised that he was caught at the very end.

[Ridiculous__Nicholas]

I liked this movie but I hated how they portrayed the black characters. They were angry black caricatures.

[lkf]

I was just thinking I haven't seen a good courtroom drama in a long time. Sounds good 👩🏼‍⚖️

[goldenfire]

I really enjoyed it. The motivation for Juror #2 for redemption of his past alcoholic life was key. He wanted so badly to move on… and some of the interactions with his wife were so telling… he didn’t show up for the baby’s ultrasound… like he hadn’t shown up so many times in the past. The backstory of his past behavior was unspoken but central.

[AntsMovies]

Just saw this tonight, I enjoyed it a good bit. Can’t wait to recommend to my dad. Thank you for the review

[puspavelai]

Good twists and a respect for clever court room drama, this made your day, judging from the kind review😉😊

[LMason-qdsq]

This immediately reminded me of Jenna Maroney's the "Rural Juror" from 30 Rock

[NaturalNikkiDST]

I always love both of yall reviews and how diverse you both are with the movies you watch and review

[scarletraiders]

Thank yall for the review! It looks good, and I am excited to see it. I am just curious to why the studio seems to want to bury this movie with the smaller than limited release.

[matt_r.]

1:40 Thank you for the recommendation and the warning. I always watch your reviews, even if I have to come back to finish the video.

[TheRoddster]

The biggest problem I had with it was that the other jurors nor the defense attorney were asking the right common sense questions. I did think the actors were good, but I was disappointed by it.

[michaelcampbell]

The ending doesn’t change anything because there is still no hard evidence for her to use to reverse the trial. His story doesn't change nor would his wife's. Anyone in the world could've hit her. Thats too big.

[nicodav]

Look like a sanitized version of the Seventh Jury/Septième juré. A french movie from the 60's. Respectable family man rapes and kills a women. The (non respectable) boyfriend is accused. Chosen for the jury and ridden with guilt, he does everything he can to get a non guily verdict without success. Very good movie but depressing as hell.

[liberatedy.o.u.]

Just finished the movie and ran 🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️ to see your review lol

[starfish]

I wasn’t even planning to see this in theatre but after seeing the positive feedback at the start I paused it when you have the spoiler alert, went to go see it, and now I’m back to hear your thoughts! lol 😄 love you guys!

[myothercarisadelorean]

Am I wrong or legally he did nothing wrong? It was pouring rain at night and never actually saw her in the road. He couldn’t see anything even when he got out of the car to check. Yet he’s acting like they would still charge him for felony hit and run.