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How Did I Actually Enjoy This? - Mercy Review

Mercy movie review—Chris Pratt stars in this 2026 AI thriller that promises to explore artificial intelligence in the justice system but delivers nothing more than a surface-level popcorn flick with a topical coat of paint. In this review, I break down exactly why Mercy fails as both a sci-fi cautionary tale and a legal thriller, despite having all the right ingredients. This video is a protected film review under fair use (17 U.S.C. § 107). Directed by Timur Bekmambetov and starring Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson, Mercy follows Detective Christopher Raven, accused of murdering his wife and subjected to the very AI justice system he championed. The premise: 90 minutes to prove your innocence to an AI judge or face execution. Sounds tense, right? The problem is the film abandons basic legal principles like "innocent until proven guilty" and never seriously engages with the real-world implications of AI in society. The AI Judge Maddox (voiced by Rebecca Ferguson) has unlimited access to every database, camera, and digital record with zero regard for privacy, due process, or legal frameworks. It's a plot device, not a serious exploration of AI ethics. While the pacing keeps you engaged and Chris Pratt delivers a solid performance strapped to a chair for most of the runtime, the script relies on contrivances rather than logic. This is a 4/10—watchable as Saturday night entertainment but completely toothless as the topical thriller it pretends to be. If you want a film that actually grapples with AI, this isn't it. If you want mindless tension with Chris Pratt Googling his innocence, you're in luck. #MercyMovie #ChrisPratt #RebeccaFerguson #MovieReview #AIThriller #SciFiMovie #TheGrumpyScot #FilmCriticism #2026Movies