"Mercury Man" is a 2006 Thai superhero film directed by Bhandit Thongdee. The movie is known for its action sequences and special effects and is one of the early entries in the Thai superhero genre.
The film follows the story of a firefighter named Chan Ta, played by Libby Brien, who gains superhuman abilities after being exposed to a mysterious substance. He discovers that he has the power to generate and control mercury, which grants him various superhuman abilities. Chan Ta then takes on the identity of "Mercury Man" to combat a terrorist organization that threatens the world with a deadly virus.
"Mercury Man" received mixed reviews, with praise for its action sequences and criticism for its plot and dialogue. While it may not have achieved widespread international recognition, it is noteworthy for its contribution to the superhero genre in Thai cinema. The film showcases the effort to create a homegrown superhero narrative with a mix of traditional Thai elements and contemporary action tropes.