Sunfall (2024) Movie Review

Sunfall – Movie Review

First Reaction – Sunfall great idea but needed some more care.

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Director: Tyler-James, Ben J Williams

Writer: Sam Gurney (Screenplay)

Cast

  • Poppy Castleton (Granny Krampus)
  • Connor Powles
  • Jamie Langlands (Vindication Swim)
  • Alina Desmond (Winne the Pooh Blood and Honey 2)

Plot: Trevor along with his scientific companion Nick uncover a startling revelation – the sun has been moved closer to Earth, leading to a spate of fiery calamities as the temperature on our planet soars rapidly.

Runtime: 1 Hour 14 Minutes 

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Tale: The narrative commences with two researchers uncovering an unsettling truth: the sun is on course to collide with Earth. They’ve devised a solution to avert catastrophe, but they require the right individuals to collaborate and ensure their invention’s success.

In my journey, I team up with a rich socialite and an alliance of environmental advocates. The challenge is on as we strive to thwart impending catastrophe. We confront numerous obstacles along the way, but our resolve remains unshaken.

Verdict on Sunfall

Recap

The film centers around an alliance between researchers, advocates, and the affluent, working together to avert a planetary catastrophe. It chronicles the approach of the sun towards our planet and the urgent struggle to intervene before it’s too late.

Best Parts

As a cinephile, I found myself captivated by this film’s intriguing premise, one that promises an exhilarating ride through the chaos of a potential catastrophe. If executed well, it could undoubtedly make for a gripping and enjoyable disaster flick.

Worst Parts

The issue lies with the budget, as it’s insufficient for the scope of ambition depicted in the concept. This results in disappointing outcomes during disaster scenes, and the performances are subpar, with the cast failing to generate convincing chemistry. Furthermore, the danger doesn’t seem imminent beyond a small group who primarily scramble around while harboring potential dangers nearby. It seems as though you’re attempting to emulate the attention garnered by Asylum with their low-budget disaster films, but alas, it falls flat and fails to capture life.

Final ThoughtsSunfall struggles to have any intensity in the peril presented.

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2025-05-30 14:37