Chronicles of the Fallen Sun



Tagline
When Honor Falls, Laughter Conquers All
Description
In a world shrouded by shadows of a once-glorious sun, 'Chronicles of the Fallen Sun' tells the tale of Ryu, the last ninja of a forgotten civilization, who teams up with Ava, a quirky monster hunter, to unveil a conspiracy that could either reignite their world's dying light or plunge it into eternal darkness. Amidst the ruins of myth and legend, our heroes clash with gods and monsters, wielding wit as sharply as their blades. Starring Meg Rye-an, Imel-doughnut Staunton, and Mackerel Pfeif-fillet, this is a rollicking adventure where every deception cuts deep, but laughter cuts deeper. Directed by the visionary Sam Raimonkey, brace yourself for a post-apocalyptic odyssey that proves even in the darkest of times, humor is our mightiest weapon.
MpaaRating
PG-13
PopularityScore
8.20
ReleaseDate
06/22/2023
Genre
Fantasy
Director(s)
Cast

Critic Reviews

7.50
Sam Raimonkey's 'Chronicles of the Fallen Sun' is a rip-roaring escapade that reminds us that even when the world's plunging into an abyss darker than a coffee addict's favorite brew, a giggle can be mightier than the sword—or in this case, ninja stars. Teeming with the on-screen chemistry of Meg Rye-an and Imel-doughnut Staunton, the film slices through genre clichés with the precision of a sushi chef, while Mackerel Pfeif-fillet's performance is as refreshing as finding an oasis in a desert of dreary dystopias. The plot, thicker than the protagonist's accent, gleefully cavorts through a carnival of mythic proportions, showcasing slapstick sidesteps and quips that hit harder than Ryu's roundhouse kicks. Though at times the storyline might loop like a cat chasing its tail in existential contemplation, and some jokes may fly over heads like a stealth drone in a no-fly zone, 'Chronicles of the Fallen Sun' shines with a PG-13 rated brilliance that's as family-friendly as a picnic in the shadow of a dead star. In the end, this cinematic romp earns a solid 7.5 for managing to tickle our funny bone and sword-fight its way into our apocalypse-weary hearts.
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