General survey here. If you were in his shoes, what would you do? 1. Open a conversation stating that I may have unknowingly hit the victim. 2. Stay silent.
I'd like to _think_ I'd own up to my possible involvement, but who knows? In the US you could spend the rest of your natural life in prison for that, or get the death penalty maybe? I think the thing is, if his damaged car has long since been repaired, and he tells that story, they can't actually _prove_ that it _was_ him that killed the woman, so the burden of proof "beyond a reasonable doubt" couldn't realistically be met against him for a successful criminal prosecution (her family might still be able to successfully sue him in a civil suit, as the proof requirements there are only "balance of probabilities"). And on the flip side, his story would provide _more than enough_ reasonable doubt for the current defendant that he too couldn't be _reasonably_ convicted of her murder. Theoretically, neither man could be criminally convicted in relation to her death, but would both remain suspects and couldn't be acquitted either. But it _is_ America, and trial by jury is notoriously unreliable, so there's no guarantees... and once convicted over there, even if it was _obviously_ an unjust verdict, it is _soooo_ difficult, or next to impossible, to get that conviction overturned (unless you are super rich). So yeah, long answer, but I don't really know. If I was quite convinced (in retrospect) that it _was_ me that probably hit her, I think I _would_ own up to it... hopefully
@@Bman1878 I was gonna type out my own thoughts but honestly you completely nailed them. I also would like to think I would, and don't know that I could live with myself if I didn't, but in the moment? I have no idea
They will probably complicate things by making the boyfriend a violent jerk with a long criminal history so it adds a "well, he kinda deserves it" element to the choice. "Are you really going to throw your life away for HIM?"
This is how you make a trailer. Give tidbits of information without giving away the ending. The story looks intriguing, good cast, and a great director. I'll pay money to see this in the theater and hopefully others will as well so hollywood can see that we will shell out dollars to see a movie that is not based on a superhero, an existing - or re-boot of a former - franchise, or packed with action.
But they did give too much away. We get the entire story, other than what happens at the end. Does he turn himself in, does he hide, or is he caught? That's it. That's all that's left to watch the movie for.
@@Soldier4USA2005 possible plot twist bro - he thinks it's him and his conscience gets the better of him so he admits it... turns out it was a coincidence but now because of him reasonable doubt is established and the real killer (boyfriend all along) gets off...
@@ndl6827 That is a possibility ... but feels cheap and a complete waste of building up the juror being at fault. UNLESS ..... the entire movie is going back and forth over who is at fault. That isn't in the trailer, which would turn it into a bait and switch. And that's never good. Advertising one type of movie, only to actually be another. bad trailers have ruined perfectly good if not great movies.
It’s basically just 12 Angry men if Henry Fonda was like “ok it’s my fault” I gotta convince this jury this kid is not guilty. Alright how am I gonna do this so I don’t catch the heat ?”
@@xR0N1Nx See that's the thing, boiling it down to labelling someone as a monster for not coming forward makes things black and white and simplifies the complexities of the emotions involved. Another movie similar to this and also equally amazing is the Machinist with Christian Bale, a movie that explores the emotions associated with guilt versus the consequences of coming forward. I mean heck, let me ask you how you think the case of Anne Saccoulus went down, the woman who ran a man over in the UK after driving in the wrong side of the road, then fled the country and claimed diplomatic immunity because she was married to a spy. She never faced consequences for her actions, many people view her as a monster.
Wait a minute. There looks to be a plot and characters with some type of development; very little CGI; and the most disturbing thing is there doesn't appear to be a super-hero or an alternate universe where all of this is taking place (not the time for a physics quantum mechanics debate). This looks like a .... real film. 🤔😮
Oh no, sir! That's what YOU think! Juror #2 is actually a sci fi thriller that takes place in the year 3299. Juror #2 is actually the killer of this poor woman, but was placed into a coma and is in a virtual world via a computer brain interface. He thinks he is a juror on a case where he might have accidentally killed the woman that the defendant is accused of killing. If he steps forward and comes clean saving the man on trial, they know he is capable of good, and doing the right thing, so when they awaken him from the coma, he will be given a chance to pay for his crime and one day be free again. But if he he doesn't do the right thing, he will be sentenced to something worse than death. He will spend the rest of his life attached to this interface, and be forced to live out the final moments of the woman he killed over and over, repeatedly living her death, unable to escape until he one day dies of old age.
Clint Eastwood is my God!!!!!! I have loved and admired him for as long as I can remember. Even wrote a research paper on him as a Director. Making this kind of a stunning, mind capturing, brilliant performed and edited film at the age of 93-94 is beyond amazing!!!!!!!!
What performance of his would you say was incredible? How many incredible performances would you say he's given over the course of his filmography? Genuine question.
@@kayliahferrero Agreed, for me he's just a little better than Sam Worthington, Tom Holland, Jai Courtney, Hayden Christensen, Daisy Ridley, Orlando Bloom, Rob Patterson, Clive Owen and Joseph Fiennes when it comes to range. Austin Butler has shown more range in just 3 films (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Elvis, Dune: Part 2) in my opinion. I think we should reserve using the term 'incredible' for performances like Day-Lewis in There Will Be Blood, Viggo in Eastern Promises, Crowe in The Insider, Fassbender in 12 Years a Slave, Denzel in Training Day, Kilmer in Tombstone, Pacino in Scarface, Berenger in Platoon, Cruise in Magnolia, Bana in Black Hawk Down, Oldman in True Romance, Cage in Joe, Thomas Jane in 1922, Damian Lewis in Keane, Jason Patric in Rush, Barry Pepper in Like Dandelion Dust and Guy Pearce in Lawless.
I love surprises like this. I was thinking oh what trailer movie is this. And then I saw Clint Eastwood's name, I'm like damn he's still directing haha. I'll be watching it for sure.
I was called for jury duty in Chatham County in the summer of 1985. Was there for about a hour before they let us go home and then the next day an automated phone message said I wouldn't be needed for the rest of the week. Coincidently this was also around the time that I hit something while driving on a dirt road through a swamp in nearby Effingham County. Like the character in the movie my car and headlights were also undamaged but I did find the body of the female deer I had hit.
The Irma Luhrman-Merman murder, turned the bird’s word lurid . The whir and the purr of a twirler girl She would the world were demurer . The insurer’s allure for valor were pure Kari Wuhrer ! One fervid whirl over her turgid error .Rural juror !Rural juror ! I will never forget you Rural juror ...I’ll always be glad I met you Rural juror I will never forget you Rural juror I’ll always be glad I met you Rural juror .
Finally a thriller. It looks like movie from 90s, we grew up watching movies like this, where movies were about scripts, acting preformances, thon of movie and how director transfers the story to the screen, not about putting bunch of CGIs and special effects while actors jumping in front of green screen.
Also if the guy lives in the Savannah--Chatham County area, how did he go a year without hearing about a woman being found dead near the same bridge? I grew up in Savannah and still live in the area and a high profile case like this would be featured multiple times in just about every local news outlet. It gets easier to avoid engaging with local news content as the years go by so I wonder if the movie will come up with some explanation for his ignorance.
Hope this one is actually better than the trailer. Looks like a great cast, so hopefully what looks like Clint Eastwood's last film as a director is a hit.
Fantastic trailer. These kinds of movies aren’t made anymore. Hope Clint Eastwood drinks from the fountain of youth so he can keep making movies forever.
Clint Eastwood is back. people tried to diss him on the last film he did like he was done. this film likes its going to be really good . Clint is like what u say again? let me show u how to make a movie
Clint Eastwood even in his 90s is still tough like a rock...From the trailer i kinda understand what happened but i hope to have a plot twist at the end.
Once again, Clint Eastwood brings us a movie that is entertaining, unusual, thought provoking, timely and probably Oscar winning!...If HE can do it at 94, why haven't the other, so-called, epic directors done it too?...I'm so tired of CGI dependent movies!....It's actually nice to see a movie with REAL actors in it for a change! Way to go Clint....I will definitely spend MY money to see this one!...Just sayin'!
General survey here. If you were in his shoes, what would you do? 1. Open a conversation stating that I may have unknowingly hit the victim. 2. Stay silent.
Yeah those tend to be the most interesting stories. What would you prefer, a story about a man whose dishwasher breaks and he spends the rest of the film trying to find the manual in his storage unit so he can figure out the right part to order? You act like coincidences like this don’t happen in real life. Do you know what case popularized the use of fingerprinting to I.D. people in prisons? Have you head of the story of Will West and William West in 1903 Leavenworth Penitentiary in Kansas. Both men had the same names, body measurements (known as the Bertillion system, where body measurements were taken to identify an individual), physical appearances, but they were not related. Both men wound up in the same penitentiary at the same time and that case ended up leading to the widespread adoption of fingerprinting in the U.S. for law enforcement.
It's lazy writing to rely so heavily on coincidence. It's a ridiculous plot contrivance. I'm not sure about your blanket assertion that this makes for "the most interesting stories".
Agreed but we've also had some other decent non-CGI story focused films make it through this year like Challengers, Anora, The Bikeriders, Strange Darling, The Instigators, Wolfs, Amber Alert, Lee, Speak No Evil, One Fast Move, Blitz, Maria and Across the River and Into the Trees.
Superheros "cheap"? You've been watching the wrong ones. Loads of superhero movies with amazing acting and story, and never cheap looking: Logan, DeadP &W, CivilWar, Wakanda Forever, etc.
@@ericecho5118 Logan, Deadpool, Phase 1, Wonder Woman, X2, Blade, Spiderman 2, Batman Begins, First Class have great acting, stories and production values, 100%. But more recently, superhero movies have switched to going for the cheap look - shooting on digital instead of 35, using green screen instead of built sets, staying on a sound stage instead of on-location, animated squibs, muzzle flashes, explosions and vehicles instead of real ones killing the visual thrill factor and having scripts more action set-piece focused than story focused killing audience engagement (Madame Webb, Bloodshot, Aquaman 2, The Marvels, Black Adam, Shazam 2, Morbius, The Flash, Venom 2, Multiverse of Madness, Love and Thunder, Quantamania).
Sometimes fiction is better than real life, imagine trying to do a movie about Anne Saccoulus, the woman who drove on the wrong side of the road in another country, killed a man, then fled the country after claiming diplomatic immunity because her husband was a spy. Spoilers, she faced no consequences.
no loud horns or annoying banging drums, no cgi monstrosity, explosions, some weirdo in tights pretending to save people in some affluent north American city...actual performances and dialogue and, dare i say, acting...im in
The defendant actually killed his girlfriend, dumped her body in the road, and Juror #2 hit her, sending her flying into the ravine below. Oh, spoiler alert.
This movie seems to take place in Chatham County, Georgia but I wonder which police agency investigated the crime? In one scene (which looks to when the jury and the defendant visit the crime scene), we see a brown Chatham County Sheriff's vehicle, but the Sheriff's Office is only an enforcement arm of the county court system and doesn't investigate murders as far as I can tell. So murder investigation was probably carried out by either the Savannah Police Department, the Chatham County Police Department (which covers the unincorporated areas of the county) or one of the police departments for the other six incorporated cities and towns in the county. Since this would be a high profile case (young white women ) there is also the possibility that the GBI (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) could be the primary or a supporting investigating agency. Since it didn't seem to take place near an interstate, its less likely that the Georgia State Patrol's Special Crash Response Team (SCRT) would investigate. The fact that the crime took place on a short concrete bridge over a stream or small river near a "Deer Crossing" sign is a big clue that it took place in a rural area of the county, which may rule out the Savannah Police. Since it seems like the victim was on foot, that probably means that its not too far from Rowdy's Hideaway bar, which seems to have wooden deck at the far end. Its hard to tell, but the deck may be overlooking a body of water which could point to an unincorporated area of the county (most of which are near waterways) or possibly the towns of Tybee Island or Thunderbolt. But I knew these two towns really well and don't recall them having any short span bridges of that type unless they were added after I moved an hour away 30 years ago. Let's say the crime was investigated by the Chatham County Police Department. Six murders occurred in their jurisdiction from 2018-2022 as opposed to Savannah which had 34 murders in 2021. The Savannah and Chatham County police departments were merged from 2005 to 2017 but the county department is listed as having cleared five of their six murders they have reported to the FBI between 2018 and 2022. They list 14 murders for 2023-24 on their website after only having 3 each for 2021 and 2022.
But with a smaller department which polices areas that tend to be whiter and richer than Savannah, I could see the pressure to close the case as fast as possible, especially since they seem to have an almost perfect suspect: a romantic partner last seen in a violet, public incident with the victim. And if the number of cases they are handling recently is increasing, it is no wonder they probably didn't look for any other suspects. As a side note, the Savannah police were noteworthy for clearing about 80% of their murder cases over the last five years, but back in August six of their homicide cases were dismissed due to perjury and other negligent actions by two Savannah detectives. Hopefully Chatham County didn't inherit that kind of legacy when they filled out their new police force in 2018.
I wish there had been a cool looking bar named Rowdy's in the Savannah area when I was in college! But Kevin Barry's and Congress Street Station were also pretty awesome :) Its great to see Clint Eastwood come back to Savannah again after "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." He's had such an amazing career, not just as one of the most iconic actors of our time, but also as a pretty good director. I love so many of his movies but "The Outlaw Josey Whales" is my favorite.
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This looks great but I'm not going to watch it until I've seen the first one 😅
Alright, that was funny.
👏🏼👏🏼hahah clever that was good lofl
Maybe you have to watch the Demi Moore movie from years ago 🤷♂😏
wow way over your head dude
LOL
General survey here. If you were in his shoes, what would you do?
1. Open a conversation stating that I may have unknowingly hit the victim.
2. Stay silent.
Put me down for 1. I couldn't live with myself staying silent.
I'd like to _think_ I'd own up to my possible involvement, but who knows? In the US you could spend the rest of your natural life in prison for that, or get the death penalty maybe?
I think the thing is, if his damaged car has long since been repaired, and he tells that story, they can't actually _prove_ that it _was_ him that killed the woman, so the burden of proof "beyond a reasonable doubt" couldn't realistically be met against him for a successful criminal prosecution (her family might still be able to successfully sue him in a civil suit, as the proof requirements there are only "balance of probabilities"). And on the flip side, his story would provide _more than enough_ reasonable doubt for the current defendant that he too couldn't be _reasonably_ convicted of her murder.
Theoretically, neither man could be criminally convicted in relation to her death, but would both remain suspects and couldn't be acquitted either. But it _is_ America, and trial by jury is notoriously unreliable, so there's no guarantees... and once convicted over there, even if it was _obviously_ an unjust verdict, it is _soooo_ difficult, or next to impossible, to get that conviction overturned (unless you are super rich).
So yeah, long answer, but I don't really know. If I was quite convinced (in retrospect) that it _was_ me that probably hit her, I think I _would_ own up to it... hopefully
Number 1, definitely!
@@Bman1878 I was gonna type out my own thoughts but honestly you completely nailed them. I also would like to think I would, and don't know that I could live with myself if I didn't, but in the moment? I have no idea
They will probably complicate things by making the boyfriend a violent jerk with a long criminal history so it adds a "well, he kinda deserves it" element to the choice. "Are you really going to throw your life away for HIM?"
Still making films at 94. What a legend!
That's exactly what i was thinking
💯💯. One of the best actors and directors of our generation.
American legend
@@seauryakumar 👍
he was a legend now just a sad republican
This is how you make a trailer. Give tidbits of information without giving away the ending.
The story looks intriguing, good cast, and a great director. I'll pay money to see this in the theater and hopefully others will as well so hollywood can see that we will shell out dollars to see a movie that is not based on a superhero, an existing - or re-boot of a former - franchise, or packed with action.
I actually think they give too much information away. Still looks great, though.
you forgot the absence of rainbows which is always a good thing.
But they did give too much away. We get the entire story, other than what happens at the end. Does he turn himself in, does he hide, or is he caught?
That's it. That's all that's left to watch the movie for.
@@Soldier4USA2005 possible plot twist bro - he thinks it's him and his conscience gets the better of him so he admits it... turns out it was a coincidence but now because of him reasonable doubt is established and the real killer (boyfriend all along) gets off...
@@ndl6827 That is a possibility ... but feels cheap and a complete waste of building up the juror being at fault.
UNLESS ..... the entire movie is going back and forth over who is at fault. That isn't in the trailer, which would turn it into a bait and switch. And that's never good.
Advertising one type of movie, only to actually be another. bad trailers have ruined perfectly good if not great movies.
Funny to see Toni Collette & Nicholas Hoult back together after About a Boy!
Let's have Nicholas Hoult reunite with Hugh Grant now!
Holy s**t I forgot about that movie!
Thank you! I absolutely love that movie and so many people have no idea what I'm talking about
Let's hope they don't sing.
If this is Clint's Eastwood last movie, let's hope he goes out with a bang
Clint is the man. Who knew he would be one of the greatest directors.
I read on IMDb that it is his final film.
@@Dapryor his mule movie was said to be his last a couple of years ago then this happened so who knows.... he might make make more movies
Yeesh. What a moral conundrum. Looks like a good movie.
That's not a moral conundrum. You would be a monster for not coming for. But it does look good
It’s basically just 12 Angry men if Henry Fonda was like “ok it’s my fault” I gotta convince this jury this kid is not guilty. Alright how am I gonna do this so I don’t catch the heat ?”
It’s basically A Few Good Men, if Tom Cruise ran over PFC Santiago after he had been given a code red.
@@xR0N1Nx See that's the thing, boiling it down to labelling someone as a monster for not coming forward makes things black and white and simplifies the complexities of the emotions involved. Another movie similar to this and also equally amazing is the Machinist with Christian Bale, a movie that explores the emotions associated with guilt versus the consequences of coming forward.
I mean heck, let me ask you how you think the case of Anne Saccoulus went down, the woman who ran a man over in the UK after driving in the wrong side of the road, then fled the country and claimed diplomatic immunity because she was married to a spy. She never faced consequences for her actions, many people view her as a monster.
Wait a minute. There looks to be a plot and characters with some type of development; very little CGI; and the most disturbing thing is there doesn't appear to be a super-hero or an alternate universe where all of this is taking place (not the time for a physics quantum mechanics debate). This looks like a .... real film. 🤔😮
I'm not sure if I can deal with a good storyline, genuine tension and characters who I care what happens to them.
Oh no, sir! That's what YOU think! Juror #2 is actually a sci fi thriller that takes place in the year 3299. Juror #2 is actually the killer of this poor woman, but was placed into a coma and is in a virtual world via a computer brain interface. He thinks he is a juror on a case where he might have accidentally killed the woman that the defendant is accused of killing. If he steps forward and comes clean saving the man on trial, they know he is capable of good, and doing the right thing, so when they awaken him from the coma, he will be given a chance to pay for his crime and one day be free again. But if he he doesn't do the right thing, he will be sentenced to something worse than death. He will spend the rest of his life attached to this interface, and be forced to live out the final moments of the woman he killed over and over, repeatedly living her death, unable to escape until he one day dies of old age.
Wait for the third act with the laser beams.
You're dreaming.
This is actually Nicholas Hoult's, Lex Luthor origin movie, that's why JK Simmons is in it as a young detective Jim Gordon
It is such a simple premise, but seems like an amazing drama film. Hat's off to Mr Eastwood.
Clint Eastwood is my God!!!!!! I have loved and admired him for as long as I can remember. Even wrote a research paper on him as a Director. Making this kind of a stunning, mind capturing, brilliant performed and edited film at the age of 93-94 is beyond amazing!!!!!!!!
Since Dirty Harry, one of the best (dollars trilogy good, but harry the catapult to fame).
Hoult has this and Nosferatu coming out. It's a Great lineup for him. Eastwood and Eggers, he is making awesome choices for roles.
He’s Lex Luthor in the new Superman movie. I think he’s doing ok.
Clint Eastwood = Goat
I'm glad that Nicholas has had the opportunity to work with Clint. He's really proven himself to be an incredible actor.
What performance of his would you say was incredible? How many incredible performances would you say he's given over the course of his filmography? Genuine question.
he's ok not that great doesnt have a huge emotional range. He does the job well sometimes or is miscast if not.
@@kayliahferrero Agreed, for me he's just a little better than Sam Worthington, Tom Holland, Jai Courtney, Hayden Christensen, Daisy Ridley, Orlando Bloom, Rob Patterson, Clive Owen and Joseph Fiennes when it comes to range. Austin Butler has shown more range in just 3 films (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Elvis, Dune: Part 2) in my opinion. I think we should reserve using the term 'incredible' for performances like Day-Lewis in There Will Be Blood, Viggo in Eastern Promises, Crowe in The Insider, Fassbender in 12 Years a Slave, Denzel in Training Day, Kilmer in Tombstone, Pacino in Scarface, Berenger in Platoon, Cruise in Magnolia, Bana in Black Hawk Down, Oldman in True Romance, Cage in Joe, Thomas Jane in 1922, Damian Lewis in Keane, Jason Patric in Rush, Barry Pepper in Like Dandelion Dust and Guy Pearce in Lawless.
I love surprises like this. I was thinking oh what trailer movie is this. And then I saw Clint Eastwood's name, I'm like damn he's still directing haha. I'll be watching it for sure.
No one makes slow burners like Clint Eastwood. The legend. ❤
What a stellar cast, with an iconic director.
Isn't he rural? A rural juror
There are still alot of rural areas in Chatham County, Georgia, so yes he could be a rural juror :)
I was called for jury duty in Chatham County in the summer of 1985. Was there for about a hour before they let us go home and then the next day an automated phone message said I wouldn't be needed for the rest of the week.
Coincidently this was also around the time that I hit something while driving on a dirt road through a swamp in nearby Effingham County. Like the character in the movie my car and headlights were also undamaged but I did find the body of the female deer I had hit.
The Irma Luhrman-Merman murder, turned the bird’s word lurid . The whir and the purr of a twirler girl She would the world were demurer . The insurer’s allure for valor were pure Kari Wuhrer ! One fervid whirl over her turgid error .Rural juror !Rural juror ! I will never forget you Rural juror ...I’ll always be glad I met you Rural juror
I will never forget you Rural juror I’ll always be glad I met you Rural juror .
Rural juror finally made it to the big screen. Good job Jenna
Toni Collette is in everything!
All Clint Eastwood movies are good great producer
Once again for Legendary man Mr. Clint Eastwood THE GOAT
Now this looks really good 😊😊😊😊😊
Jack Bauer!😮
My boi
Definitely seeing this one.
It looks really special
looks good! love Toni Collette!
Looks great! Will be watching this when I can..
LOOKS GOOOOOOTTTT
This looks great!! Definitely will watch!
Clint Eastwood is the best . Stat he's epic. And this looks like another great film from him
Finally a thriller. It looks like movie from 90s, we grew up watching movies like this, where movies were about scripts, acting preformances, thon of movie and how director transfers the story to the screen, not about putting bunch of CGIs and special effects while actors jumping in front of green screen.
Wouldn’t the autopsy report suggested if she was killed by a car?
Unless theory is that her boyfriend ran her over
good point. let's see.
Also if the guy lives in the Savannah--Chatham County area, how did he go a year without hearing about a woman being found dead near the same bridge? I grew up in Savannah and still live in the area and a high profile case like this would be featured multiple times in just about every local news outlet. It gets easier to avoid engaging with local news content as the years go by so I wonder if the movie will come up with some explanation for his ignorance.
Unless it turns out the woman jumped or fell off the bridge to avoid the car and the juror actually hit her purse or some other smallish object.
@@johnard611 very interesting
I love modern trailers, they sum up the whole movie in two minutes
This looks amazing
This looks much better than that iconic courtroom movie My Cousin Vinny
This looks interesting, but My Cousin Vinny is great for what it wanted to be
I'm intrigued by this. loads of great actors and plot is interesting. clint eastwood is a great filmmaker as well.
Hope this one is actually better than the trailer. Looks like a great cast, so hopefully what looks like Clint Eastwood's last film as a director is a hit.
Fantastic trailer. These kinds of movies aren’t made anymore. Hope Clint Eastwood drinks from the fountain of youth so he can keep making movies forever.
He is truly a Legend!
Eastwood still is and will forever be the goat
Whoa. This looks GOOOOOOD!
This setting is so unreal/unbelievable that immediately makes me say no to the movie...
Wow this looks like it’s gonna be so good!
Oups, moral dilemma in court! Looking really forward!
Now, that's what a great trailer looks like.
This looks fantastic.
I'm so excited for this!
This looks like it’s going to be an amazing story
When I saw that it's Clint Eastwood film....I was all in.
the cast is bang on
Clint Eastwood is back. people tried to diss him on the last film he did like he was done. this film likes its going to be really good . Clint is like what u say again? let me show u how to make a movie
Looks amazing!
Clint Eastwood even in his 90s is still tough like a rock...From the trailer i kinda understand what happened but i hope to have a plot twist at the end.
This is an Oscar one for sure!
so was Gran Torino :@
At 90 some’n he still makes 🔥 pictures
Looks interesting
In Eastwood I trust.
This gives me a Mystic River vibes....
Gives me "The Machinist" vibes.
I'm in. Great trailer and plot for a movie.
For a second, I thought it was the Rural Juror. Darn!
Once again, Clint Eastwood brings us a movie that is entertaining, unusual, thought provoking, timely and probably Oscar winning!...If HE can do it at 94, why
haven't the other, so-called, epic directors done it too?...I'm so tired of CGI dependent movies!....It's actually nice to see a movie with REAL actors in it for a change!
Way to go Clint....I will definitely spend MY money to see this one!...Just sayin'!
Original movies. What a Clint Eastwood way
Looks great 😌
i got goosebumps
hoult and colette played mom and son in about a boy. interesting to see them work together again over 20 years later
Impressive cast
General survey here. If you were in his shoes, what would you do?
1. Open a conversation stating that I may have unknowingly hit the victim.
2. Stay silent.
Gosh, I’d like to think I would do the right thing but, given the circumstances, I can’t be certain.
Directed by Clint Eastwood - ENOUGH said!
Well I don't have to watch the movie now. Thanks trailers with the plot!!!
So the plot relies on a wildly improbable coincidence?
Yeah those tend to be the most interesting stories. What would you prefer, a story about a man whose dishwasher breaks and he spends the rest of the film trying to find the manual in his storage unit so he can figure out the right part to order?
You act like coincidences like this don’t happen in real life. Do you know what case popularized the use of fingerprinting to I.D. people in prisons? Have you head of the story of Will West and William West in 1903 Leavenworth Penitentiary in Kansas. Both men had the same names, body measurements (known as the Bertillion system, where body measurements were taken to identify an individual), physical appearances, but they were not related. Both men wound up in the same penitentiary at the same time and that case ended up leading to the widespread adoption of fingerprinting in the U.S. for law enforcement.
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 LOL
It's lazy writing to rely so heavily on coincidence.
It's a ridiculous plot contrivance.
I'm not sure about your blanket assertion that this makes for "the most interesting stories".
It’s not the first one that does and it won’t be the last.
@@kismetau Not sure that makes it any better?
Clint is the best!
Juror 3 os already in production
Kiefer too??? Awesomeness
God bless Clint Eastwood
this must be a sequel to a film called "Juror #1"
Do i need to watch Juror #1 to understand this one?
This kind of movie that I'm looking for. Not this cheap superheroes CGI thing. Real story, real acting. Thank you Clint.
Agreed but we've also had some other decent non-CGI story focused films make it through this year like Challengers, Anora, The Bikeriders, Strange Darling, The Instigators, Wolfs, Amber Alert, Lee, Speak No Evil, One Fast Move, Blitz, Maria and Across the River and Into the Trees.
@@thetalentof Exactly. None of which hardly anyone went to go see, regardless of how much great acting.
Superheros "cheap"? You've been watching the wrong ones. Loads of superhero movies with amazing acting and story, and never cheap looking: Logan, DeadP &W, CivilWar, Wakanda Forever, etc.
@@ericecho5118 100% and that's always how it works. Entertainment makes the most money and art wins the most awards.
@@ericecho5118 Logan, Deadpool, Phase 1, Wonder Woman, X2, Blade, Spiderman 2, Batman Begins, First Class have great acting, stories and production values, 100%. But more recently, superhero movies have switched to going for the cheap look - shooting on digital instead of 35, using green screen instead of built sets, staying on a sound stage instead of on-location, animated squibs, muzzle flashes, explosions and vehicles instead of real ones killing the visual thrill factor and having scripts more action set-piece focused than story focused killing audience engagement (Madame Webb, Bloodshot, Aquaman 2, The Marvels, Black Adam, Shazam 2, Morbius, The Flash, Venom 2, Multiverse of Madness, Love and Thunder, Quantamania).
Sometimes fiction is better than real life, imagine trying to do a movie about Anne Saccoulus, the woman who drove on the wrong side of the road in another country, killed a man, then fled the country after claiming diplomatic immunity because her husband was a spy. Spoilers, she faced no consequences.
no loud horns or annoying banging drums, no cgi monstrosity, explosions, some weirdo in tights pretending to save people in some affluent north American city...actual performances and dialogue and, dare i say, acting...im in
Are descent movies finally coming back to America?
No, because this will make no money. People keep complaining, but then don't go watch actual movies.
oh ive gotta see it
Looks DAMN good!
Just when we though Clint was done making fucking amazing films.
Looks good
Wow trailer🔥🔥🔥😱I can't wait see this. Another masterpiece from mr.eastwood.Long live Clint eastwood💖🙏
The defendant actually killed his girlfriend, dumped her body in the road, and Juror #2 hit her, sending her flying into the ravine below.
Oh, spoiler alert.
Where is trailer #1 ?
Clint Eastwood’s final film.
I see CLINT i instantly CLICK :)
Awesome :)
This movie seems to take place in Chatham County, Georgia but I wonder which police agency investigated the crime? In one scene (which looks to when the jury and the defendant visit the crime scene), we see a brown Chatham County Sheriff's vehicle, but the Sheriff's Office is only an enforcement arm of the county court system and doesn't investigate murders as far as I can tell.
So murder investigation was probably carried out by either the Savannah Police Department, the Chatham County Police Department (which covers the unincorporated areas of the county) or one of the police departments for the other six incorporated cities and towns in the county. Since this would be a high profile case (young white women ) there is also the possibility that the GBI (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) could be the primary or a supporting investigating agency. Since it didn't seem to take place near an interstate, its less likely that the Georgia State Patrol's Special Crash Response Team (SCRT) would investigate.
The fact that the crime took place on a short concrete bridge over a stream or small river near a "Deer Crossing" sign is a big clue that it took place in a rural area of the county, which may rule out the Savannah Police. Since it seems like the victim was on foot, that probably means that its not too far from Rowdy's Hideaway bar, which seems to have wooden deck at the far end. Its hard to tell, but the deck may be overlooking a body of water which could point to an unincorporated area of the county (most of which are near waterways) or possibly the towns of Tybee Island or Thunderbolt. But I knew these two towns really well and don't recall them having any short span bridges of that type unless they were added after I moved an hour away 30 years ago.
Let's say the crime was investigated by the Chatham County Police Department. Six murders occurred in their jurisdiction from 2018-2022 as opposed to Savannah which had 34 murders in 2021. The Savannah and Chatham County police departments were merged from 2005 to 2017 but the county department is listed as having cleared five of their six murders they have reported to the FBI between 2018 and 2022. They list 14 murders for 2023-24 on their website after only having 3 each for 2021 and 2022.
But with a smaller department which polices areas that tend to be whiter and richer than Savannah, I could see the pressure to close the case as fast as possible, especially since they seem to have an almost perfect suspect: a romantic partner last seen in a violet, public incident with the victim. And if the number of cases they are handling recently is increasing, it is no wonder they probably didn't look for any other suspects.
As a side note, the Savannah police were noteworthy for clearing about 80% of their murder cases over the last five years, but back in August six of their homicide cases were dismissed due to perjury and other negligent actions by two Savannah detectives. Hopefully Chatham County didn't inherit that kind of legacy when they filled out their new police force in 2018.
I wish there had been a cool looking bar named Rowdy's in the Savannah area when I was in college! But Kevin Barry's and Congress Street Station were also pretty awesome :)
Its great to see Clint Eastwood come back to Savannah again after "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." He's had such an amazing career, not just as one of the most iconic actors of our time, but also as a pretty good director. I love so many of his movies but "The Outlaw Josey Whales" is my favorite.
Can’t wait!! Looks pretty good!
Definitely💯
I will peep it
Eastwood is famous as a director for insisting on one take, bringing all his films within the shooting timeframe and under budget.
oh wow finally one of those gems that u see once in a while.
this is gonna be good, amazing cast and the story actually looks great
sign me up
Maybe this is the film where Nick Hoult redeems himself for that Dracula film he made with Nick Cage a few years ago.
Where is part 1
We need movies like this back in the cinema to flush the crap away. A good story well told. That's all.
Still writing and directing and he's not far away from turning 100! Absolutely incredible.
a beautiful glitch in the Matrix: literally 2 days ago i was hoping Clint Eastwood was still working.