Giurato numero 2

This is a very repetitive, incredibly mild courtroom drama. It pores over the case details again and again, constantly showing the audience stuff we already know. It's a trivial case with a minor twist which adds the tiniest bit of intrigue, but not enough to make this any kind of thriller.

Having said that, it's fine. It's a procedural drama. Hoult is always a welcome screen presence, but he is playing Juror #2 for a reason. He's just a nobody. No real character. Can't even remember his name.

There isn't much to criticise from a filmmaking point of view - it's all too beige to care about.

It's hard to understand why this movie was made, but the result is entirely inoffensive. If you need a time-sink daytime movie, it'll do.