Run time: 113 mins

Nicholas Hoult is faced with life-changing responsibility in Clint Eastwood’s courtroom mystery thriller.

Clint Eastwood, to put it frankly, is a marvel. At 94, the 4-time Academy Award winner is still releasing films and seemingly intends to do so until he physically can’t anymore. And who’s to stop him? He’s directed two Best Picture winners in Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby, has directed 41 films, worked with multiple generations of Hollywood’s top talent, and is still arguably the most iconic film cowboy to ever grace the silver screen.

Rumoured to be the final film of his legendary career, Juror No. 2 follows family man Justin Kemp who is still reeling after a presumed nighttime road collision with a deer the previous year. Called up to a high-profile murder trial jury, he is suddenly faced with a serious moral dilemma as he questions what really happened that night. Under the watchful eyes of the judge, the courtroom and the district attorney (Toni Collette), he grapples with the choice to use his knowledge to sway the verdict, ultimately deciding whether to convict or free the accused killer.

If it is to be his last, Eastwood bows out with a career-honouring tribute to justice and morality.