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In 2023, the action thriller Mercy was pummeled by critics, getting slapped with a rare and unwanted Rotten Tomatoes score of 0%. However, the film is getting another chance with Netflix subscribers two years after its release.

Per FlixPatrol, Mercy is currently ranked at No. 7 on Netflix's Top 10 chart for feature films, globally. The film was not a big success upon its release in theaters on May 12, 2023. Its reception was especially harsh, given the 0% score on Rotten Tomatoes, and its audience score is only good by direct comparison, as it's also rather low at 17%. The movie was acknowledged at the 44th Golden Raspberry Awards (aka the Razzies), when Jon Voight "won" the award for Worst Actor.

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Director Tony Dean Smith returns to action in Mercy, a military thriller from Paramount Global Content Distribution, hitting theaters May 12 and out digitally May 19. The movie stars Academy Award-Winning actor Jon Voight, The Tudors’ Jonathan Rhys-Meyers and Jessica Jones’ Leah Gibson.

The story centers on a former military doctor who ends up locked in a hospital taken over by the Iris mafia. She must put all her skills and years of training to the test to save her son, who was taken prisoner, all while fighting her own ghosts.

Here’s an exclusive look at the movie, which centers on Gibson’s character’s Michelle and the FBI working outside the hospital to help her rescue her son:

Mercy also stars Rhys-Meyers as Sean, Voight as Patrick Quinn, Sebastien Roberts as Ellis, Anthony Konechny as Ryan Quinn, Patrick Roccas as Johnno, Anthony Bolognese as Bobby, Bradley Stryker as Mick, Caitlin Stryker as Agent Cruz,...