Much of the conversation around “Juror #2,” legendary 94-year-old filmmaker Clint Eastwood’s latest film, has been around Warner Bros. Discovery’s choice to not give the legal drama a full theatrical release.

The box office analyst adds, "Titles like Megalopolis and Here, for whom the target audience is the mature moviegoer, have struggled to inspire the requisite ‘want to see' factor that turns awareness into actual moviegoing,

Clint Eastwood may be 94 but he's not ready to retire just yet. In fact, during the actors strike hiatus from his latest film “Juror #2,” in theaters Friday, he wasn't resting: He was looking for new material.

Juror #2″ is a film packed with moral ambiguity, placing a seemingly ordinary man into a super sticky situation that quickly turns into a catch-22.

Outside of The Menu actor, Juror #2 also stars Toni Collette, J.K. Simmons, Chris Messina, Gabriel Basso, Zoey Deutch, Cedric Yarbrough, Leslie Bibb, Kiefer Sutherland, Amy Aquino, and Adrienne C. Moore. You can watch the trailer below.

To that end, many needed clarification as to why Juror #2 was only landing in about 35 theaters in the U.S., while others needed clarification about what Juror #2 was. Some, including The Hollywood Reporter’s sister publication Variety,

Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved. While the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streaming service is officially mum so far, The Hollywood Reporter says Juror #2, likely the final film from