Mercy Finds Redemption on Prime Video: A Box Office Dud Turns Streaming Hit Despite a lackluster theatrical release, Mercy has proven itself a sleeper hit on Prime Video, maintaining its position in the Top 10 for over a month. The film explores a dystopian future where an AI judge presides over rapid, high-stakes trials, with Chris Pratt starring as a detective fighting to clear his name of murder. Mercy has now spent seven weeks in Prime Video's Top 10, according to the streamer's own listing for the movie. That's a pretty impressive run for a $60 million movie that struggled to earn back its budget in theaters, and one that suggests plenty of people were simply waiting to watch it at home. Mercy Court Future Justice PremiseDirected by Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted), Mercy takes place in Los Angeles, in a future where Mercy Court is established to put criminals on trial for 90 minutes to prove their innocence, or be executed. Detective Chris Raven (Pratt) is accused of murdering his wife Nicole and must convince the AI Judge Maddox (Ferguson) that he didn't do it.Working against Raven is his known alcoholism, which caused him to lash out against Nicole and drive her and their daughter Britt away from him. It is suspected that Raven visited Nicole while drunk and stabbed her.Mercy Cast and Creative TalentPratt (Guardians of the Galaxy) leads the cast alongside Ferguson (Silo), with Kali Reis (True Detective: Night Country) as Jacqueline Diallo, Annabelle Wallis (The Mummy) as Nicole Raven, Chris Sullivan (This Is Us) as Rob Nelson, Kylie Rogers (Yellowstone) as Britt Raven, and Kenneth Choi (9-1-1) as Ray Vale.