Jury Duty: The Comedy

Synopsis

In the comedy film Jury Duty, directed by Michael Schultz and released in 1995, a slacker must serve on a jury while trying to avoid his responsibilities. Tommy, played by Pauly Shore, brings his signature humor to the courtroom, much to the dismay of the judge and the other jurors. As Tommy navigates the trial, chaos ensues as he tries to prove his innocence and uncover the truth. With unexpected twists and turns, Jury Duty is a hilarious look at the American judicial system through the lens of a carefree individual who finds himself in an unexpected situation.

Cast

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  Mädchen Amick

  Miss Doddsworth

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  Stephen Baldwin

  Carlucci

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  Mark Blankfield

  Ted Watkins

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  Barbara Bosson

  Brattner

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  Ilene Graff

  Marily Worth

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  Bill Kirchenbauer

  Nick Grady

Reviews

Jury Duty received mixed reviews from critics, with many pointing out Pauly Shore's humor as the highlight of the film. Rotten Tomatoes' Critics Consensus states, 'Jury Duty struggles to make the most of its comedic potential but still manages to deliver some laughs thanks to Pauly Shore's quirky performance.' Despite the low IMDb rating of 4.6/10, some viewers appreciated the film's light-hearted approach to the legal system and found it entertaining. Metacritic's review mentions, 'While Jury Duty may not be a cinematic masterpiece, it serves its purpose as a fun and silly comedy.' Overall, the film has its charm for those who enjoy Pauly Shore's comedic style.