The Last: Naruto the Movie
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Plot synopsis:
Two years after the Fourth Ninja World War and Kakashi Hatake becomes the Sixth Hokage, the moon is falling towards onto Earth and will soon collide. The crisis is caused by Toneri Ōtsutsuki, a descendant of Hamura Ōtsutsuki of the Branch House, who is determined to fulfill his legacy and punish mankind for abusing chakra over a millennia. During the Rinne Festival, as Hinata Hyuga knits a red scarf that Naruto Uzumaki used to wear since childhood, Sakura offers to help her, but Hinata becomes doubtful while Naruto receive various gifts from everyone, including another scarf. Toneri infiltrates the Leaf Village but fails to kidnap Hinata due to Naruto's intervention, though Toneri successfully kidnaps Hanabi, Hinata's younger sister.
Naruto, Hinata, Sakura, Sai and Shikamaru Nara are assigned to rescue Hanabi, after Kakashi gives a special clock to Shikamaru that counts down to doomsday. Traveling in an abandoned village of the Ōtsutsuki Clan, Naruto recognizes the concept of romantic love from Hinata's memory while being caught in a genjutsu and from spending more time with her. Toneri transplants Hanabi's eyes in himself to awaken the Tenseigan that his ancestors sealed over the last millennium and proposes to Hinata. To have a chance at saving Hanabi, Hinata accepts his offer after rejecting Naruto's confession, causing Naruto to fall into depression. Back on Earth, the villagers defend themselves and intercept the moon's meteorites, evacuating the civilians from Toneri's genocidal assault, while Sasuke Uchiha returns to protect the village.
After recovering for three days, Naruto is reassured that Hinata truly loves him and the group approaches Toneri's castle. Earlier, the spirit of Hamura contacts Hinata as the "Byakugan Princess" explaining that Toneri has misinterpreted his decree. Toneri refuses to listen to Hamura, ruins the scarf and brainwashes Hinata. Invading Toneri's castle, Sakura and Sai secure Hanabi, while Shikamaru holds off Toneri's puppets. Naruto saves Hinata from the ceremony and destroys the Tenseigan altar. Toneri uses the remains to strengthen his power and slices the moon in half, as Naruto engages him in the Nine-Tails chakra mode. Naruto grasps a shred of the scarf and overpowers Toneri having the moon return to orbit. Taking back Hanabi's eyes, Toneri realizes the truth about Hamura's decree and decides to stay on the moon to atone his sins. After Naruto tells Hinata that the scarf he had earlier belonged to his late mother, the two confess their mutual love and return home.
During the end credits, Naruto and Hinata get married, while his friends attend the wedding. In a post-credits scene before the series' epilogue, the couple have two children, Boruto and Himawari.

Review: The film is not lacking for action, but it's not as evenly distributed as it could be--however, this film is about Naruto, so it is natural that the hero receive the majority of the focus.The characterization and plot were painstakingly revised and re-revised by the original creator, Masashi Kishimoto, and it shows--it shows so beautifully how our favorite characters have matured into adults, leaving an unbiased audience feeling a little wistful at the realization that these babies are no longer babies!Please, if you were ever fond of Naruto at any point in your life, do yourself a favor and watch this movie so you can see his long deserved and well-earned happy ending.
No Back on the movie, so there is nothing to like about movie and Naruto is now Officially over for me because not only i hated Sasuke and Sakura's worse couple at the end of manga but now the anime is also changed from Shonen to Shoujo.
I mean i don't like Sakura and karin and Hinata was OK but the main thing about anime was never Romance but now they gave a movie completely based on Romance and with no link to original story even the characters don't even seems that they are from Naruto.
Every thing got changed in the movie and now after fifteen long years we are told that Naruto never loved Sakura.
sasuke and sakura at least deserved some screen time, they're the main characters aside naruto, and the fans die to see team 7 moments again in combat since we haven't had those animated since narutos first season.
The Last: Naruto The Movie takes place two years after the Fourth Great Ninja War has ended, but now the ninja world faces a new threat.
Even though the film is about the 5 Great Ninja Nations coming together to exterminate the incoming threat, the film mainly gives an in depth conclusion on the relationship on the Naruto's love interest, Hinata Hyuga.
If you were ever fond of Naruto at some point in your life or if you want to see a great love story, do yourself a favor and watch this movie so you can see his long deserved, happy ending.
I'm a big fan of "Naruto" series and this movie really knows how to keep up the expectations.If i talk about the story than it was Awesome, you never always get to see an anime movie with such strong and potential story background.
Naruto has changed a lot in terms of fight-hing sense.Overall- I would definitely recommend you to watch this movie.
For example, the situation between Naruto and Hinata in this movie will explain the events that happen in the future of the main story.
Naruto is the one who experienced a lot in the movie, he understood the meaning of romantic love which made his grow the most obvious one among the other characters.
Everything from the technical aspects such as the exquisite animation and magnificent music to the intricate story and character developments are wonderfully implemented in this perfectly paced finale.The gradual change from the cycle of hatred to the understanding of love throughout the legend of Naruto makes this a very appropriate ending point for the series as it tackles the issues of self-preservation versus the selfless; a direct contrast to the war-torn era of despair and anxiety that preceded Shippuden.
Of course this is a different and much more abbreviated link than that of the intertwined fates of Ashura/Indra - Naruto/Sasuke as it's a much more personal exploration, but that's what makes it a perfect ending; it concludes the initially personal journey of the main character with a personal reconciliation, much like how the Manga resolved the retrieval of Sasuke.Wonderful ending to a wonderful, albeit flawed, series!.
this film is the best of the previous films, it is directed by Kishimoto in person :) what I like most is the romance between Naruto and Hinata, heart-pounding ..
even the fight scenes are amazing, the best film of all those released earlier, also for this reason that has gained much XD I read the Manga from the beginning of the characters falling in love and their characterization, and are happy that Hinata has been the star of this film, has had more space and was characterized better, even Naruto as a child abandoned by all to hero recognized by all and the only one that has always worried about him was just Hinata and it shows well in the film ♡.
I would like to change the title a tad more and instead call it Naruto and Hinata: At last, which is good as a romance is very seldom a one way street.
He is just another Sasuke, who is a highly delusional and immature kid.I guest the movie filled in the setting of the manga, including explaining the importance of Hyuuga bloodline and the love story between Naruto and Hinata - in the worst possible way...
The movie has a great story in which Naruto finally confesses his love with Hinata Hyuga, Byakugan Princess.
But now everyone acknowledges him , loves him and greets him as a celebrity whenever they meet him and now even all the girls want to be with him.In the first two minutes , the movie itself begins with the chronological recap of the world of Naruto, starting with the Sage of Six Paths and up to Naruto and Sasuke's final battle.
But still after watching the romance of Naruto and Hinata in the end makes me cheerful.There is one more funny thing about the movie, The Scarf!
Review: I enjoyed this movie because it finally brings Naruto and his love Hinata together.
A great movie and a nice way to end the Naruto series..
The major focus of this movie is the relationship between Naruto and Hinata, usually I'm not too fond on the romance aspect in the Naruto series but it was handled very well in this film.
The fight scenes are one of the many highlights of this film (even though the final fight looks like it was ripped out of Dragon Ball Z but that isn't really a bad thing) and the animation is actually consistent for once, yes, you heard me, it had consistent animation, and you know what?
Lastly, this film does get pretty slow half way through but it's nothing terrible so it'll eventually get better.Overall, The Last: Naruto the Movie is awesome.
With a ten-year Naruto fan like me, I watch this movie just to know everything after the 4rd war ninja world, especially how Naruto and Hinata become husband and wife.
He is always the idol who make me feel better every time I'm sad.But a fan of action movie like Naruto, it's action scene can't make me satisfied.
The last scene is him realizing Hinata loves him, and that totally excuses why he chose her, and not any of the other one thousand girls in the village who also did the exact same thing.And that is how the movie ends.
Maybe a story in the time skip detailing how Naruto and Hinata actually did end up together could have been done well, but this movie certainly isn't it.
but there was some great emotional capacity in the movie, but the villain was lack luster, I never really saw him as a great villain.overall Naruto coming to terms with his feelings (he was already in love with Hinata before the movie) for Hinata was great in some parts, but dragged out in most.I think the best part of the movie wasn't just the musical pieces, but the fact that they attempted to steer away from the Uchiha drama that dominated the manga overall a 6.5 for me, a good movie with faults which dragged out in some parts..
The movie made him look like a complete idiot who can't understand throughout the whole anime that Hinata loved him.
I know it had to be made like an interesting love story the whole action but i felt bad for both Naruto and Hinata there.And lastly i really expected more from the fight Naruto vs Toneri.
Fortunately, I managed to catch 'The Last: Naruto the Movie' during its limited release run at a local art house theater and I have to say it starts off splendidly with the characters several fans would already know since the show's humble beginnings.The film takes place about two years after the events of the Fourth Great Ninja War conflict, where Naruto and his former comrades have matured since.
While Naruto is now well-liked among his peers and (humorously) many female admirers over his heroic efforts, he has one more mission to take care of when his village is threatened and his love is captured.Ever since I can remember, I've followed the Anime throughout its first series and have barely caught up on its second series Shippuden, but after cluing myself in plot-wise, I know that the romance subplot between Naruto and Hinata was usually hinted upon frequently and became clear during the Fourth Great Ninja War arc.
The action sequences were pleasantly animated and complex at the same time, but what I found really disappointing was Kakashi and Sasuke not being featured that much in the film, let alone any true Team 7 moments, but I'm undeniably grateful they've given the whole subplot between Naruto and Hinata decent closure, especially when it's accompanied by various audience members loudly cheering and applauding to their romantic ending.To be fair, I wouldn't call myself an avid Naruto enthusiast, I'm more of a casual fan who likes to see loose ends being tied up and having various conflicts resolved.
I would still recommend it because, im not going to deny this movies is about Hinata and Naruto but its also about the Toneri clan stuff, and why it was a secret for a very long time and why they decided to show up now, personally i would still recommend you hardcore fans to watch it but i will not guarantee that this will be the best or the worst movie that you have watched in your entire life.2.
Its great, 8/10 but i won't spoil it cause you guys hate it so yeah but the character developments only revolves around Naruto and Hinata and all the other characters like kakashi, sakura, sasuke and stuffs like that just become minor if not supporting characters in this movie, and if you are OK with that watch the movie and if not then don't.Thats all I have got to say...
A masterpiece of a great story Manga, quality animation, music, and a good plotI do not know the people who hate the ending naruto, about NaruSaku, if you look at the entire series Naruto you will understand why he chose Hinata, though Naruto likes Sakura as a child, but when in Shippudhen, Sakura says she loves Naruto, but Naruto refused sakura, because he knows Sakura loves Sasuke, it can do you mean that he is no longer like SakuraThe Last Naruto the Movie is a romance movie that is extraordinary good, storyline, fight scenes, moments, the quality of its animation, and especially Hinata, the story of the film is adapted 2 Years after the Fourth Ninja War, tells the story of the end of the plan's Due Toneri .Naruto known to be very sensitive, and attention to his friend, but he was very insensitive about LOVE, he can not feel someone who always followed him, always loved him more than anyone else, while Naruto child, living alone nobody cares about it, then it's a sweet girl understand, she is HinataHyuuga Hinata feeling is very strong with Naruto, he is the first love and last love HinataHinata, he had sacrificed so much for Naruto, which ultimately makes Naruto fell in love with Hinata,Villain figure in the world of Naruto, not really as a villain, like Madara, Obito and Pain, the villain in the film was only made to build a story that how Hinata loves Naruto, Toneri very well as a Villain, running his role to be able to make Naruto became aware love Hinata.
The ending of the Naruto series finished the fights within the village system perfectly, the fact that they focused on the love life in the movie gave it a great touch and a new sense of character development.There was a brilliant mixture of battle and character development with a touch of reality to their human nature.
The movie ends with a flash forward to the new series set to take off this year with Naruto and Hinata's children to take the lead.
In the end, I was disappointed.I'll start with the positives - Animation and Music were superb and best in any Naruto film, the NaruHina scenes were cute, sad and generally well-developed, Sakura was the most matured character in the movie which makes her much more likable, Shikamaru and Sai were also very useful on the Naruto mission (with a few comedic scenes).
(PS: Lack of Characters is probably the biggest reason why I'm disappointed with this film) One Contradiction - Apparently Naruto only liked Sakura in the Past because of his competition with Sasuke.
IMO Naruto's feelings for Sakura was explained poorly.There are other contradictions in the film but there're quite minor.Overall, The Film has the Best Animation and superb music with a few good fights (also the final fight between Naruto and Toneri was great - very "DBZ" like).
For Naruto fans the movie is an amazing experience which is filled with great action sequences featuring Naruto in Kurama Mode fighting Toneri, Naruto defending Hinata from being kidnapped and many more.
The fans who like this movie are the Hinata fanboys/fangirls that are caught up with their childish love story fantasies.
(Though the plot with life on the moon is quiet weird, but hey, is the whole naruto story logical anyway ;) ) But I sort of feel the disappointment of how the remaining grown characters haven't been elaborated well in the movie, due to screen time.
Naruto The Last attached with Kishimoto Sensei too, my mind was just blown away, Road to Ninja was so good, i loved every little thing that movie had to offer the different realities, the dramas, and above all the new "storyline"it was something new, or at least in Naruto-verse, it's a new story and also happens to be canon that's the dream combo there, because for me personally, if a movie isn't really canon i could really care less about what happens there.anyway with high hopes i watched Naruto the last, expecting a new level of action scenes as a young adult Naruto bares his fangs.
the last time i saw Naruto acts like this was when Jiraiya's dead, and that was a great part of the arc, Naruto can be gloomy, he can be sad but with the right reason not for this forced love triangle crap, the movie tries so hard to sell on the love drama, but they failed miserably, with that out of the way, there's literally nothing else in heremy recommendation?
For some inexplicable reason, all the characters at the end of manga up with various people and have ridiculous children, although a majority of people have never had a contact with another.Spoiler: In the Movie Hinata is first Bond, Love, and a good Friend although the manga says otherwise.
I grew up with the character and that the ending was just romantically spectacular.Here is my 6 honest opinions on the movie:Good: (1) Closure on Naruto's final partner.
That itself could be the flaw of this animated feature as it may not satisfy all fans but fortunately, the plot is quite satisfying and it is unusually pleasant!Personally, I feel The Last: Naruto the Movie (2014) is a good one despite that one flaw because everything else is great.
The visuals and animations are beautiful and I quite like Naruto and Hinata's love story too.
This is my first Naruto movie by the way but I immediately became a fan afterwards along with taking a liking to several of its characters.
Plot--I feel the need to be really neutral in regards to the characters in the manga and what fans of the manga and anime really wanted to see in this movie.
SO judging the movie based on the comments and ratings will not be helpful.I personally liked the love story, the emotional build up, the character development of the Characters in a different way.
But other than that, this movie have a lot of emotional scene, good plot about how Naruto reconsider Hinata feeling.
Sasuke is the second main character, after Naruto, but this movie was not about him.
5) The only characters that had a role in this movie were Naruto, Hinata, Sakura, Sai and Shikamaru.
The main thing that brings this one down is that the love story between Naruto and Hinata, the core of the movie, is fundamentally flawed in the way that it was executed.The romance plot could have been a lot better if there had been some signs of a relationship naturally building between Naruto and Hinata in the TV show.
The Last: Naruto the Movie is a film that was released shortly after the acclaimed manga series ended.
Although it doesn't spoil the actual story of the anime/manga series, it starts off right after climax at the end of the Fourth Ninja War, so be wary if you're still in the middle of the series, I highly recommend watching this after the said events.The film is mainly about the romance between Naruto and Hinata, with plenty of actions faithful to the original story, the good thing is, it feels like a canon rather than a filler which is rare for side stories like this.
If you have been following the Naruto's story, you should know that Hinata's love was never answered and it almost seem one sided, how the series ended with Naruto getting married almost made no sense.