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There's an unspoken rule when watching movies that you turn it off if you don't like the first twenty minutes, this movie breaks that rule. I was watching with my dad so I decided to keep watching and I'm glad I did. The courtroom scenes are the worst part of this movie. They don't make sense and aren't acted well or thought out, however the rest of this movie is perfect. The movie gets better as it goes along as you see the other characters figure out the truth, and as you see Justin struggle with the truth. Nicholas Hoult plays a man split between right and wrong. JK Simmons and Kiefer Sutherland play great supporting roles. Clint Eastwood still knows how to write and direct a great movie. This movie keeps getting better and better and ends at the climax. 2 stars off for boring and implausible beginning, but the rest of the movie is very compelling and very well written.

Tomorrow was the perfect start to season 3. The Bear is one of my favorite shows of all time and this episode truly shows that there is nothing like it. This episode is the perfect segway between the chaotic season finale and what I assume will be a chaotic episode 2. This episode really shows us who Carmy is, and the effect that he has on those around him. It manages to show the aftermath of the finale, and all of Carmy's past in a truly beautiful way that helps us see why he is the way he is. It manages to do time jumps in a non confusing way. Usually I get bored out with slow episodes without much dialogue like this one, however this was truly different. This episode is truly actions speak louder than words. The point comes across clearly with the fantastic acting this in this show and the amazing soundtrack behind it. All in all, I could not have asked for a much better opening episode after what was the amazing season 2 finale.