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Juror #2 is performing well at the box office in spite of its limitations. Even though the project, which stars Nicholas Hoult as a juror facing a moral quandary, could be Clint Eastwood's last movie, it has received minimal support from Warner Bros. Pictures in its domestic debut. A recent report suggested that it may never expand beyond a 50-theater limited run and that the distributor is not reporting their own box office numbers, in a move that could reflect doubt that it will perform well either commercially or as an awards contender.
Per Deadline, reporting from 35 theaters shows that Juror #2's projected 3-day domestic opening weekend total is between $260,000 and $275,000, which is a solid per-screen average of roughly $7,500. To compare, the opening weekend per-screen average for Venom: The Last Dance, which cost more than 3 times Juror #2's roughly $35 million budget, was $12,348, while the comparably budgeted Smile 2 has a per-screen average of $6,361.
Variety's international box office report has also confirmed that Juror #2 has debuted with $5 million overseas in just six territories including France, Spain, and the United Kingdom.
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Justin Kemp, a juror in a prominent murder trial, encounters a moral conflict as he realizes his influence over the jury's decision. Struggling with the potential consequences, he faces the ethical challenge of possibly swaying the verdict to either convict or free the wrong individual, complicating his role significantly.
Release Date October 30, 2024
Writers Jonathan A. Abrams
Character(s) Justin Kemp , Procureure
Runtime 114 Minutes
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