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Synopsis

Set in the near future when capital crime has increased, MERCY follows a detective (Pratt) who is accused of a violent crime and is forced to prove his innocence.

Cast

  • Rebecca Ferguson
  • Chris Pratt
  • Annabelle Wallis
  • Noah Fearnley
  • Chris Sullivan
  • Kenneth Choi
  • Kylie Rogers
  • Kali Reis
  • Rafi Gavron
  • Jamie McBride
Moviegoers are saying
This AI-focused thriller starring Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson has audiences split between those praising its timely exploration of artificial intelligence and justice, and others criticizing its predictable plot and excessive shaky-cam cinematography. While some found it edge-of-your-seat entertaining with unexpected twists, others felt it was a straight-to-streaming cash grab that literally put them to sleep.
Top Mentions
Heart-Pounding
Mind-Bending
AI-Thriller
Edge-of-Your-Seat
Future-Shock
Twist-Heavy
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Reviews

Metacritic

63
Jan 21, 2026

More than anything, this twisty dystopian thriller commits to the jittery anxiety of doomscrolling.

Metacritic review by Eli Friedberg
Eli Friedberg
Slant Magazine
50
Jan 21, 2026

The work of everyone involved — from the sleepy performances to the crew doing an okay but never exemplary job — suggests a first draft, a sense of wanting to get the thing out and move on. At every minute of “Mercy,” you can practically hear the filmmakers saying: “Eh, it’s January. Good enough.

Wilson Chapman
IndieWire
50
Jan 21, 2026

Taking place in real time, Mercy mercifully moves along fairly briskly. But after it’s over you’ll definitely feel the need for a digital detox.

Metacritic review by Frank Scheck
Frank Scheck
The Hollywood Reporter