Juror #2 did not deserve the release that it got in theaters from Warner Bros. Discovery. To say that it was barely put out there would be an understatement. The film from Clint Eastwood, yes, the Clint Eastwood who has made WB plenty of money over the years, released in less than 100 theaters
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Justice should be blind, but in reality, it's in the eye of the beholder. That's what Juror #2 wants you to think. We might look at the American justice system as a success story, but there are gaps that allow things through. This is Clint Eastwood's final movie, and it challenges what you might
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