Sunray: Fallen Soldier

A great first film. Great innovating - great story - loved the weapons drills and fight scenes and bootneck slang.

Well done lads - you got in there and did the work and you should be proud of it!

Loved the stunts and interesting twist at the end!

Huge respect and shout out to our forces - thanks for everything you do!

Watch and support this film and offer constructive feedback or just don't comment - it's pretty epic to see it get made and with limited budget to getting picked up and released by apple tv!

An entertaining watch and a phenomenal first effort!

Go check it out for yourselves!

The film is really not bad at all! I went into expecting to want to turn off after reading some of the reviews! Ridiculous. What these guys have done is nothing short of fantastic. Its a debut feature, with a solid story and believable characters with fun and organic action. Yes things could be better. But I have watched multimillion pound films that lack even the most basic of intrigued... these industry giants chuck everything at these films with no integrity and truth and yet the Sunray team have had to fight against all the nepotisms, exclusivity and exteme cost to produce something they so rightly should be proud of. Sunray is definitely worth a watch. Excited for the future!

Yes, a truly courageous film, but for so many reasons. When you have actual Royal Marines Veterans portraying characters, some of whom have PTSD you have to realise that these guys have done this for real, lost friends for real, woken up in the middle of the night in cold sweats for real, sat before psychologists and had their memories picked apart and brought bubbling back to the surface like an angry hot volcanic lava and all for real. So I applaud the courage it must have taken to make this film.

My wife and I enjoyed it immensely, it was gritty and action-packed where it needed to be and also deeply moving, melancholic and respectful of issues such as mental health, PTSD and the emotional challenges that our Veterans face after service.

The story was not overly complicated as some films these days tend to be, but it was pitched at a level which kept us engaged from start to finish with everyone playing their parts well. All in all a fabulous and engaging film that we will no doubt watch again. We also very much hope that they get to make a sequel as I reckon there's a whole lot more that could be explored here.

Went into this film expecting a degree of low budget film-isms, and finished it very impressed with how the film as a whole turned out. Great cinematography, very authentic feeling military persons interactions (unlike most high budget films), well portrayed characters (as far as I'm aware some of the actors are quite fresh in the acting world), and a very strong sound track, all put together, directed and edited very well.

The film does lack a little in some of the effects departments (due to what I assume is a very small budget), but makes up for it with the camera work.

In the end the story was great and enjoyably unpredictable.

A tough violent movie that is hard to watch at times. It certainly does not glamorise military life,but shows the after effects of deployment in conflict zones, that lives on in their lives on discharge. The comradery no longer there,and as a result the fall into a life of loneliness, anger with their thoughts playing on their minds and no outlet except in many cases drifting into crime. However, when the comradery returns and an outlet and counselling is there,well it just might help. But the built up anger over years of combat in theatres of conflict can have devastating consequences for veterans as displayed in this film.