Juror #2

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Uh, can we talk a little bit about Jury Number Two?

Mm.

Yeah.

Uh, incredible eyes.

Uh, Toni Collette, who just plays a very, um, not reserved, but, but it's a beautiful character.

She plays the sort of district attorney re- representing the state, and basically this is a courtroom drama, hence the name Jury Number Two.

But I think it's worth perhaps giving you the setup-

I want this to be the most important thing." And then there's people like Clint who don't have that kind of importance, but I, it's like I could see more of the vision behind what Clint is picking.

Like these are true life, you know, important stories or like "Juror #2" and "Cry Macho" are kind of...

They have some interesting ideas in them.

And "The Dog Stars" is just such like ge- generic like post-apocalypse.

Have you seen

Juror No. 2?

No, I want to see it so bad.

You should.

right, so two out of the 40.

I've seen Juror No. 2 because I was like, I guess I can give him another shot.

Did you like it?

Actually, I think this and Juror No. 2 have a lot of similarities.

They are

very similar.

Do you guys think that has anything maybe to do with, like, it's kind of wild to me, like, as we're watching these movies and I'm trying to figure out, like, okay, do I need to stream this one? Do I need to rent this one? Do I have this one? I would think that almost all of his movies should be on Max because he worked with Warner Brothers for so long.

And none of his movies are available to stream except High Plains Drifter, which is on Netflix.