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Brian Costello

Common Sense Media

Anime tale is complex, violent; best for older series fans.

Rated: 3/5

Apr 21, 2015

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Shamim A

The movie is beautiful.I was fascinated.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

09/21/23

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Emily Dong

I love movies I don’t like movies that it is not for free.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

11/13/21

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luke g

The film breathes an interesting concept and beautiful action sequences into an already stellar show, but Naruto Shippuden: The Movie just felt a bit long and drawn out.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

03/31/23

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Kyle E

Another great Naruto movie

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

04/29/20

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A review for the anime, not movie. Invaluable anime. Very motivating and enlightening. Many lessons! This is amazing anime with absolutely amazing character development and story. These two things are extremely good and I have never seen such good character development anywhere else. 1. Personality development throughout life. And everyone has their own reasons why they do something. The character development is absolutely amazing here. This anime shows the journey of many characters, how they changed and most importantly of all - *why they changed*. It is really amazing. Watching this character development taught me a lot about real life as well. Everyone has their reasons for what they do. It doesn't matter how crazy or bad the person is. If they did it there has to be a reason why they did it. You only need to understand them, ask questions and you will figure out why something happened. It can take some time, but you will understand them. Naruto Shippuden has amazing characters who changed extremely a lot throughout their life and the most amazing thing is that it is quite realistic change, you actually believe human can change like that, that's the way it's portrayed. 2. Life is full of PAIN and the root cause is egoism. Some people ask "If God exists why there's so many problems, violence and sadness in this world?". When I was at church I heard a sermon about that from book of Amos that people are the cause of this. But after watching this anime and listening to Pain I totally understand why there's so much hatred. Look at our world. Think of any problem and you will see that it is related to humans. Wars, poverty, increasing number of people with depression every year, even things like global warming - all are created by humans. And the reason is egoism. We rarely care about anyone else, only about ourselves. We don't want to understand others and there is no mutual understanding. But Naruto did want to create a world with mutual understanding no matter what. And again it is very interesting that in order to start fixing this problem and fix humanity we need to respect others and care about them and in order to do that we need to love our neighbor like we love ourselves. That is exactly what Christianity teaches, so it seems the only way to fix egoistic human nature is through God. Ironically, God is the only way people can stop being egoists and actually fix humanity. So, it is exactly without God that these problems exist. Unfortunately, I don't think people will ever change and I don't really have faith in humanity as a whole, but I do have faith in individual people and that people change, as could be seen in Naruto and how I wrote in point 1. 3. Work hard, much harder than others. Pretty much everything is possible if you work hard! Naruto never, ever gave up. He always worked hard and did it pretty much everyday, but still had time for fun and relaxation on some days. By working hard everyday he became better than anyone else. If something is hard it doesn't mean you're not good enough for it. It means you need to practice a lot and you will become better. As a child Naruto could hardly perform a clone jutsu, but hard work payed off and he became an expert at shadow clone jutsu and after massive amount of work became the strongest Shinobi in the world. 4. Building life first, women later. Naruto always had correct priorities. Even though he was interested in girls, his goal was to become stronger, to save Sasuke and to find the method to create a peace in the world and mutual understanding. When Sakura pretended to love him he didn't get carried away and instantly rejected her, because saving Sasuke was more important to him than being in relationship with her. Naruto got married only after he finished all of big tasks in his life (and pretty much was ready to be accepted by people as Hokage). You have to work hard first and build your life and think about a relationship later.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

01/20/23

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Is a very good movie, every fan of Naruto must see that

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/20/23

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Hajime Kamegaki

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Maile Flanagan

Naruto Uzumaki

Kate Higgins

Sakura Haruno

Steve Staley

Neji Hyuga

Brian Donovan

Rock Lee

Junki Takegami

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Synopsis

Naruto protects a priestess and learns he may die through a vision of the future.

Director: Hajime Kamegaki
Screenwriter: Junki Takegami
Production Co: Pierrot
Genre: Action, Anime
Original Language: Japanese
Release Date (Streaming): Apr 24, 2016
Runtime: 1h 34m

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