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Naruto Shippuden - The Movie Review

I recently bought Naruto Shippuden- The Movie for my kids and they loved it! There was plenty of action for them and a couple funny moments plus at the end some of their favorite characters show up to help Naruto. You have to watch this movie if you're a big naruto fan. It's about naruto helping this girl {i forgot her name} but she recently had a vision if Naruto was going to live... or die during their mission.
Features Naruto, Sakura, Neji, Lee and the priestess. To know what happens in this adventure or what happens to naruto you have to watch the movie. YOU WILL ENJOY!

Naruto Shippuden - The Movie Overview

A powerful spirit that once threatened to destroy the world is back! Naruto’s mission is to protect a priestess named Shion, who is the only once with the power to seal away the monster. She also has the uncanny ability to predict someone’s fate. Her latest prediction: Naruto will soon die. Naruto's only hope is to abandon Shion, but that’s not Naruto's style. He decides to face her fatal prediction head-on---and die!

Naruto Shippuden - The Movie Specifications

The first of three theatrical features, Naruto Shippuden--the Movie (2007) provides a visually striking, action-packed introduction to the second series of adventures of ninja-in-training Naruto Uzumaki. Sinister ninja use black magic medical jutsu to raise the spirit of the long-imprisoned demon Moryo. If Moryo's body is also resurrected, he will establish a Thousand Year Kingdom that will mean the end of life on Earth as humans know it. Only Shion, the priestess of the Land of Ogres, can stop Moryo by keeping his body sealed within a hidden temple. A special squad from the Village Hidden in the Leaves--Neji, Sakura, Rock Lee, and Naruto--is assigned to protect Shion on her journey there. Director Hajime Kamegaki uses CG to create a terracotta army copied from the celebrated figures from Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb in Xian. The scenes of marching clay automatons, impervious to ordinary weapons, pack a real punch, although they don't always blend with the drawn characters. Kamegaki balances these dire threats with plenty of physical comedy: Naruto boasts and blunders and stumbles; Rock Lee defeats his foe after eating a liquor-filled chocolate, re-creating his version of Jackie Chan's "drunken fist" technique in the "Chase for Sasuke" story arc. For Naruto fans, the movie is a must-have. (Rated Teen+ Older Teen, but suitable for ages 12 and older: violence, grotesque imagery, brief nudity, alcohol use) --Charles Solomon

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Customer Reviews

Naruto the Movie - Taylor -
I thought that this movie was awesome! A great movie to start off the Shippuden Series. The batte scenes are impressive, especially Lee's! I love the fact that Shion, the priestess would predict Naruto's death. But the only way to escape her fatal prediction, is to abandon Shion. But that's not the type of thing Naruto would do. I also love how it swears in it, and theres blood. But you don't really see much of that in this movie. But, other then that, this movie is really good. I watch it atleast twice a week, possibly more. I would recommend this to all Naruto Fans out there!

nice to see other ninjas fight - C. Pearson - Tennessee
Nice to see other ninjas fight!

Neji and Lee have been getting the shaft on screen time.

Overall, it is the best naruto movie I have seen. If you are a fan of Neji or Lee, might be the only was to see them both fight out side of the gaara arc.

It's a Naruto Movie - Charles Stuckey - Florida
Like most of the Naruto movies, this one is a mini-story that's basically an extended episode. While good to watch from a Naruto fan standpoint, also like most of the movies it has little relevance to the plot of the series and follows a formulaic plotline. It's as good as most of the movies.

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