

Ahh I loved this so much, tears were flowing. Felt like a long indie student short film and lacked a little in acting and writing but I can ignore that cause it was really cute.

Top 10 songs in the charts ahh movie

The art of giving someone or something the benefit of the doubt is so important. And then there is also the importance of deciding something like this while staying neutral the whole time and not letting your personal beliefs or problems influence your decision. We see in a way how to system is fundamentally ridiculous. 12 men who all live different lifes, who all have different opinions and had different experiences that shaped who they are now deciding over the fate of a young boy who might or might not be guilty while somehow staying completely neutral during all of it, which does seem impossible. We see at the end how juror 3 changes his stance which he held due to his personal relationship with his own son, I think this pretty much is the point. EXCELLENT

What did I just watch. Genuinely how crazy do you have to be to create something like this. Makes sense that Connor Storrie would mention this tbh. I was like "wow the sex looks really realistic" and then I googled… I wish my parents had convinced me that my Grandfather is Frank Sinatra.