[This post may contain spoilers; please watch the movie here before reading]
The fact that almost the entire movie is shot in one room, and a small one at that, is amazing. From a cinematographic standpoint, the film is very well done. It uses a variety of camera angles, as well as a good balance of repositioning the jurors around the room in order to keep it interesting. Even though the movie is in black and white and it essentially takes place in a single room, it shows that the script, acting, and plot are far more important than special effects or exotic scenery.
Maybe a movie can be good without lots of explosions...
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