Juror #2 can finally be streamed at home after its very limited theatrical release. Juror #2 is the latest and possibly the last film directed by Clint Eastwood and currently has an impressive 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes (via Rotten tomatoes). The story of Juror #2 follows Justin, who sits on the jury of a high-profile murder case, but quickly begins to think he was the one who committed the murder. The cast of Juror #2 includes Nicholas Hoult, Toni Collette, JK Simmons, Zoey Deutch and Chris Messina.
All over Juror #2Justin becomes increasingly convinced that he accidentally murdered the victim. However, he is also about to be a father. This presents him (and the audience) with a complex moral dilemma that has led to a number of positive reviews for Juror #2. In addition to the film's intriguing premise, Juror #2 it could also be Eastwood's last film. Although it has not been officially confirmed as his last film the possibility that Juror #2 could be Eastwood's final directorial effort, which makes it a must-see.
Juror #2 is now streaming on Max after its minimal theatrical release
Juror #2 Can Finally Be Watched at Home
After initially releasing in theaters on October 30, 2024, Juror #2 is now available to stream on Max. This should be great news for fans of Clint Eastwood and those interested in the film, as Juror #2 it did not receive a wide theatrical release. Therefore, many viewers were unable to watch Juror #2 in theaters, since it wasn't showing near them. Now that the film has finally aired, viewers can experience Justin's moral struggle as he balances his desire to be a father with his civic duties in Juror #2.
Why Juror #2 Didn't Get a Full Theatrical Release Despite Rave Reviews
Juror #2 had a very limited theatrical release
Despite Juror #2 unique premise and the excitement surrounding what is potentially Eastwood's last film, decided to release the film in just 50 cinemas in its national premiere. This was a shocking decision as Juror #2 it had a budget of $30 million and could have been a major awards contender. By not giving it a wide release, Warner Bros. essentially guaranteed that Juror #2 it wouldn't be profitable in theaters.
Juror #2 The limited theatrical release suggests that Warner Bros. I wasn't very confident in the film, which is surprising since almost all of the reviews for the film were overwhelmingly positive. Additionally, despite its limited release, Juror #2 It performed very well at the box office. Therefore, it probably would have been a profitable film if it was released in more theaters. Juror #2 The strange release strategy was disappointing to fans around the world, but at least it's now available to stream on Max.