Sunray: Fallen Soldier (2025): Cast, Ratings & Box Office
Sunray: Fallen Soldier is a 2025 action film starring Steven Blades as Harper (Echo 4), Franky Lankester and Tip Cullen. It runs 1 hour 55 minutes and earned $3,493 worldwide. IMDb users rate it 4.4/10.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 55m (115 min)
- Genre
- Action
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Sunray Productions
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Sunray: Fallen Soldier About?
The premise of Sunray: Fallen Soldier without spoilers.
Haunted by the death of his daughter, a war veteran enlists the help of old friends to seek retribution against those responsible. His quest for vengeance leads him down a dangerous path, exposing a violent crime syndicate and forcing him to confront hidden truths about himself.
Sunray: Fallen Soldier Themes & Keywords
· 16 tags- royal marines
- veteran
- military
- gun
- afghanistan
- mental health
- army
- firefight
- death
- deep
- twist
- friend
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- past
- survivor's guilt
- ptsd post traumatic stress disorder
- three word title
Sunray: Fallen Soldier Cast & Characters
Steven Blades leads the cast as Harper (Echo 4), with Franky Lankester as Tango X and Tip Cullen as Andy (Echo 1).
- Steven Blades as Harper (Echo 4)
- Franky Lankester as Tango X
- Tip Cullen as Andy (Echo 1)
- Tom Leigh as Smudge (Echo 2)
Sunray: Fallen Soldier Reviews & Ratings
IMDb users rate Sunray: Fallen Soldier 4.4/10. Our Echo Score gives it 57/100, strongest in sensory experience (70) and weakest in character & emotion (45).
Sunray: Fallen Soldier Echo Score Breakdown
The film delivers impactful action sequences but is hampered by inconsistent pacing and derivative narrative elements. Combat set pieces exhibit precise staging and visceral intensity, yet the screenplay’s uneven structure and generic subplots undermine sustained engagement. The thematic focus on veterans’ trauma introduces emotional weight but lacks sufficient development to fully integrate with the broader revenge thriller framework. Ultimately, the viewer encounters memorable moments interspersed with extended stretches of narrative inertia.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 55
In terms of direction and editing, the film oscillates between crisply executed combat sequences and prolonged, baggier moments that disrupt narrative momentum. Cinematography consistently frames the action with clarity, though budgetary constraints occasionally limit visual variation. Production design remains functional, conveying military environments without elaborate detail. Overall, the art and craft exhibit serviceable strengths in action staging but reveal uneven rhythm and polish across the runtime.
- Character & Emotion 45
When it comes to character depth, the performances convey snapshots of emotional resonance but lack sustained development. Lead portrayals capture moments of vulnerability related to PTSD, yet interactions among supporting roles feel underexplored. Chemistry between the protagonists and ensemble remains functional rather than nuanced. In sum, character and emotion provide isolated instances of engagement without delivering a fully coherent or deeply resonant dramatic arc.
- Story & Flow 55
In terms of story and flow, the revenge thriller structure delivers familiar turns and occasionally engaging stakes, but the narrative remains overly derivative. Pacing shifts between brisk action and sluggish internal monologues, resulting in uneven momentum. Originality is limited by corny subplots that detract from thematic impact, even as sequences addressing trauma offer occasional depth. Overall, the plot maintains interest in parts but struggles to sustain cohesive engagement.
- Sensory Experience 70
When evaluating the sensory experience, sound design and score enhance the visceral impact of combat set pieces, lending each firefight measured intensity. Visual style emphasizes stark, utilitarian framing that suits the military context but rarely ventures into stylistic innovation. Occasional underlighting and spare production elements betray budget limits. Nevertheless, overall audiovisual execution successfully immerses viewers during action sequences and sustains a consistent tonal atmosphere.
- Rewatch Factor 50
As a rewatch factor, the film presents selective moments of tactical choreography and thematic resonance that may reward repeat viewings. The depiction of veterans’ trauma invites further consideration, yet the film’s inconsistent pacing and reliance on familiar thriller tropes reduce the incentive to revisit regularly. While action aficionados may return for combat staging, the uneven narrative balance limits broader replay value.
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IMDb 4.4 /10
924 votes
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TMDB 61% User score
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Sunray: Fallen Soldier Box Office
Sunray: Fallen Soldier grossed $3,493 worldwide.
Worldwide gross
$3.5K
- International
- $3.5K
Sunray: Fallen Soldier Trailers & Videos
12 videos: 2 trailers, 2 teasers, 2 clips, 1 featurette and 5 behind-the-scenes videos.
- Trailer Official Final Trailer
- Teaser Something is coming...
- Teaser Official Teaser Trailer
- Clip Clip
Cars in Sunray: Fallen Soldier
19 cars on screen, including the 2014 BMW 4 F32 and the 2000 Ford Ranger.
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2014 BMW 4 F32 Important role -
2000 Ford Ranger Important role -
2011 BMW 320d E90 Minor role -
2013 Ford Transit Custom MkI Minor role
Sunray: Fallen Soldier Also Known As
9 alternative titles, including “پرتو خورشید: سرباز افتاده” and “Sunray: Soldado Caído”.
- Also known as
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- پرتو خورشید: سرباز افتاده
- Sunray: Soldado Caído
- Санрей: Полеглий солдат
- Санрэй: Павший солдат
- 残阳猎杀
- Tia Nắng: Người Lính Gục Ngã
- Zemsta weteranów
- 썬레이: 폴른 솔저
- Залез: Падналият войник
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Sunray: Fallen Soldier FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime
Runtime, release date, cast, box office, ratings and post-credit scenes of Sunray: Fallen Soldier, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Sunray: Fallen Soldier?
Sunray: Fallen Soldier runs 1 hour 55 minutes (115 minutes).
When was Sunray: Fallen Soldier released?
Sunray: Fallen Soldier was released on January 24, 2025.
Who is in the cast of Sunray: Fallen Soldier?
Sunray: Fallen Soldier stars Steven Blades as Harper (Echo 4), Franky Lankester as Tango X and Tip Cullen as Andy (Echo 1), among 4 credited actors.
How much did Sunray: Fallen Soldier make at the box office?
Sunray: Fallen Soldier grossed $3,493 worldwide.
How is Sunray: Fallen Soldier rated?
Sunray: Fallen Soldier has 4.4/10 on IMDb and 61% on TMDB.
Does Sunray: Fallen Soldier have a post-credit scene?
No. Sunray: Fallen Soldier has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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