Oh boy is it January! Mercy is a stupid movie that believes its audience are morons, produced by a company using it to push an agenda regarding AI through a script probably written by one. Let's get popping. Mercy is about police officer Chris Raven, co-creator of the Mercy court system, a virtual court room conducted by an artificial intelligence...

En un futuro no muy lejano la IA será juez, jurado y ejecutor y en Mercy las personas tienen 90 minutos para demostrar que no son culpable. Aunque Chris Pratt es un actor limitado aquí nos da una buena actuación llena de estrés y emociones; su contraparte Rebeca Ferguson es espectacular y convence como la IA que imparte justicia. Ahora el tema de ...

An AI judge that sentences you for a crime in a courtroom. As the person under investigation, you have 90 minutes to prove your innocence. It was mostly Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson in a room for most of the movie. And let me tell you it was all green-screened and AI heavily influenced but it wasn’t the worst idea for a movie. The premise isn’t...

In a dark twist of fate, a detective must prove his innocence within 90 minutes in the AI court he has sent other suspects to. This movie is a mash-up of courtroom drama, police procedural, and artificial intelligence. That, combined with an exaggeration of our society's future, makes for an interesting story. The movie has action, suspense, drama...

👌🏻 3.0 / 5 👌🏻 — Mercy is a fun enough ride that just can’t shake the feeling it should’ve been a streaming exclusive from the jump. ——— Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson were headlining a screen-based thriller in the vein of Searching (2018)? I was at least curious. Mercy goes back to that same well and adds just a whisper of Minority Report-s...