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While serving as a juror in a high-profile murder trial, a family man struggles with a serious moral dilemma, one that he could use to influence the jury’s verdict and potentially convict or free the wrong killer. Kiefer Sutherland got his part by writing to Clint Eastwood telling him what a huge fan he was and that he would like to be in one of his films before he retires. Kiefer’s father, Donald Sutherland, starred with Clint in I Guerrieri (1970) and Space Cowboys (2000). Larry Lasker: We’re Only as Sick as Our Secrets. Mentioned in Open Bar: #120 – Glicked Dominates, Snow White Panic, Captain America Disaster (2024). Hard Livin’ Written by Chris Stapleton and Kendell Marvel Performed by Chris Stapleton Courtesy of Mercury Nashville Records Licensed to Universal Music Enterprises. Could have been so much more. It’s gripping, twists and turns of justice, morality and keeps you in suspense, unfortunately it ends without the expected ending. I was very disappointed with the ending because it seemed to take another turn but it just ends. Hollywood movies with premature endings have to be the worst, but up to that point it was enjoyable. A bit of a slap in the face for such a lazy ending. It could have been so much more. It’s a real shame. However, the movie has many merits and is worth watching, it was quite enjoyable, sometimes even intense and engaging. Watch it, enjoy it. Unfortunately, it could have been so much more. Looking for something else to add to your watchlist? Check out the latest movies and TV shows coming to the streaming service this month.