Clint Eastwood is a legend among legends. The actor and director is potentially getting ready to retire, and since he's firmly in his 90s, it's fair to say he's earned it. But Eastwood had at least one more for the road in the form of the acclaimed courtroom drama "Juror #2.

The films of Clint Eastwood speak with us about the present, though, like Juror #2, they've gotten less and less of a chance.

Why all the outrage over the apparent slighting of Clint Eastwood's "Juror #2"? There's the limited theatrical release, no advertising, and initial absence from Warner Bros. Discovery's awards page, for a film with strong reviews and audience response - but good grief,

Warner Bros. Pictures has officially announced the Juror #2 Max release date for its latest legal thriller, which hails from director Clint Eastwood. This marks the veteran actor/filmmaker’s first directorial project since 2021’s neo-Western drama Cry Macho.

After getting a tiny theatrical release, Clint Eastwood's courtroom drama "Juror #2" starring Nicholas Hoult will be streaming on Max.