Warner Bros. shifts strategy for Clint Eastwood's 'Juror No. 2' with limited theatrical release

Warner Bros. has given Clint Eastwood's latest film, "Juror No. 2," a limited theatrical release, opening on just 31 screens in the U.S. This is a shift from initial plans for a streaming-only debut on Max, reflecting a change in strategy. The film, which premiered at the AFI Fest, is now set to expand to 15 more screens. Internationally, it has seen a wider rollout, earning $3.1 million in its first weekend in France, indicating strong demand for Eastwood's work. "Juror No. 2" features a courtroom drama centered on a recovering alcoholic who faces a moral dilemma. Despite its modest release, the film has received positive reviews, suggesting it may perform well in theaters.