Movie Review My Biggest Pet Peeves - 1440 Words

One of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to movies is how the ending occurs. Whether it is a happily every after, or a dark turn of events, as long as the flick doesn’t end abrupt I will most likely enjoy it. 12 Angry Men went the other direction. Resulting in a cliffhanger to end without telling the audience whether or not the boy actually did the crime. Compelling, yet thrilling as the director left a big question mark at the end of this film. The jurors in this film each had their own personality and creative background in their lives creating a mess in the juror room. Two distinct jurors popped out to me while watching this film. These two jurors who were more different than each other could ever be reminded me of certain characteristics that I could relate to. Juror number one who was the high school coach with a vary laid back attitude towards the actions of the room was the first juror who I could relate to. Almost immediately you could tell that he had selective list ening engaged during the first 45 minutes into the film. Willing to agree with the majority on the verdict of guilty, juror number one wasn’t going to stand out and vote not-guilty and start the feud, that will come later by juror number 8. After hearing what juror number 8 had to say about his strange vote towards not-guilty, juror number one was only paying attention to the vast majority of guilty voters who stated the obvious facts against the accused. He wasn’t about to listen to some lone random