Juror Number 2 Had and then Lost the Perfect Ending - EOTS Clips

[@rampee1000]

I totally agree: the perfect ending should have been when he peered through the window when he heard the police sirens. His penance will have always been fear - looking out or over his shoulder for the police.

[@nielsie22]

very true. the ending of the movie should be shown a bit more, it felt cut off and too short even tho everyone knew how it would end

[@TheFlameHashira]

What are your thoughts ? What really happened after that last scene, was he arrested ?!

[@everwicked]

Just watched I had a feeling it was gonna end like that you kinda get the gist of whats gonna happen though, it being a total accident he'll prob get 5 years max for good behavior or something, very surreal movie too, clint Eastwood does not miss

[@frankenviews4069]

The extra ending was supposed to be shocking and make the end twisty but doesn't really hold up after a couple of seconds thinking about it. Was she going to try to convince him to turn himself in? She doesn't gain anything but trouble for exposing him. And if she really was there to arrest him, why did she go alone? He's made it clear what he has decided to do and his mind isn't changing, ever. So while it may seem scary for him at that moment, she really can't do much to him. It's too late.

[@phillmoney7162]

This was a great movie. I was hooked all the way. And when the DA knocked on the door I came searching for a review. I scrolled through and clicked this one. Didn't want to watch to spoil but same time i didn't want the new father to go to prison. A part of me wanted the jury to find him not guilty

[@EyeofTheStormMoviePodcast]

I think setting up that dilemma is what makes this movie work so well. We understand what the right thing to do is but also why Justin is conflicted and why there are no easy or perfect answers.

[@Beyourself.2345]

What ??? What about the boyfriend who's innocent that got life and no possibility of parole , let's be real here if this was a real story am sure the guy would be eaten alive with guilt if he kept quiet which means that he may go back to drinking and you can guest what will happen after with his wife and newborn kid

[@phillmoney7162]

@Beyourself.2345 wait, i watched the movie twice. First time i was convinced he was innocent until i saw the flashbacks. The flashbacks leave a doubt abiut his innocence cos he saw him in his car and they both passed by each other. And there was no scene that showed either of them hit the girl. The writers and or producers must have deliberately left those in there to keep us talking. Lol. But I still like it.

[@GizmoBeach]

@@Beyourself.2345 Even if he didn’t strike the victim with his ride, he’d struck her before with his hands or other objects, and we’d heard about the vicious gang he’d been part of, as well as him saying he’d done bad things not to be proud of. The fact he didn’t protest in any way at the verdict or sentence shows he felt guilty about *something* and both were somehow justified, if not for the crime he was tried for.

[@joemanco1075]

I kind of agree. I'm not 100% sure what they were actually going for but it kind of seemed like it was intended to put the audience in the same position as a juror to decide for ourselves. Should she let him go or have him arrested? I kind of like that but it was just a jarring ending.

[@GizmoBeach]

Even if it looks as if the new DA had changed her mind and was going to pursue charges against him after all, the end is *still* ambiguous. So the ending is just fine and dandy.

[@lopezrome1982]

She was by herself , she probably went to assure him she and he will keep their secret. She is a cold blooded woman who sa rifed every moral to get to where she is and shes not about to throw it away

[@jackbauer322]

100 % disagree, the end is unknown, we don't know why she's here ... either it's for arrest him or to discuss