The Last: Naruto the Movie

Name: The Last: Naruto the Movie
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Animation
Released: February 20, 2015
Duration: 112 min

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Eleven Arts | Release Date: February 20, 2015 | Not Rated

Summary: The moon is approaching dangerously close to Earth! Unless something is done, the moon will disintegrate, showering the earth with gigantic meteorites. As the clock ticks towards the end of the world, can Naruto save the earth from this crisis? [Eleven Arts]

Director: Tsuneo Kobayashi

Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Comedy, Animation

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 112 min

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Charles Solomon

Feb 22, 2015

If "The Last" lacks some of the emotional punch of the previous feature, "The Road to Ninja," Kobayashi compensates with flamboyant visuals that mix CG, drawn animation and elegant calligraphic figures. Read full review

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Gamertag77

May 24, 2020

Hone of the best animation movies excellent development and character and its animation a beauty i think this the best Naruto movie, awesome

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Joes

May 24, 2020

Una película que refleja los sentimientos, la gran animación y un epico final

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ZexusFury

Dec 26, 2015

The Last: Naruto the Movie is a fantastic mix of a compelling story and basic fan service. It spoke to me not only on a fan base level, but also an emotional one. They say that with music, "you either feel something when you listen to it, or you don't", that is just how it was for me withThe Last: Naruto the Movie is a fantastic mix of a compelling story and basic fan service. It spoke to me not only on a fan base level, but also an emotional one. They say that with music, "you either feel something when you listen to it, or you don't", that is just how it was for me with this movie. Not only did the animation, color schemes, and character designs bring out this movies greatness, but the story as well. I know the movie is mainly based on the blossoming love between Naruto and Hinata, but I don't believe that is what the movie is truly trying to express. Now, while I was ecstatic to finally see the two wed, I mostly in tears over how far Naruto had come over the years. It was like watching my son grow into a man. After many years of unintentional neglect Hinata finally receives Naruto's love. "With age comes maturity", they always say.
This movie also spoke to me personally. Throughout my 17 years on Earth, I always struggled with what it was I truly wanted. I knew I wanted to become an animator, but what I wanted to do with that was unclear. I never had any real friends because I was always stuck on this. Nobody ever tried to get to know me, and I treated them the same. I thought that this would be my life forever. That is until I reached my freshman year of high school. I met a girl who, after one conversation, allowed me the opportunity to sit with her friends. I was in live with her, but I was fine with the friendship we shared so I never said anything. That was the start of everything. And now, I finally had a place to call my own, though there was always doubt that it was just pity. But, after openly sharing with them my doubt, they told me something, "There is nothing you can say that will drive us away". I was truly happy. Many days I have spent with them and after watching this movie, I realized something. There was someone who always accepted me head on without any prejudice. My friend. I loved her.
Not only did the movie help me truly realize my love, but it helped me find the purpose behind my animation. GIVING. I was never one to truly get excited over receiving something, but when I give to my friends, it is like being on cloud nine when those smiles appear on their faces. I want to give what Naruto gave me, "hope, and purpose".… Expand

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MordoReviewer

May 21, 2016

Its a great anime movie. Packed of action, but also having attention in the romance. The characters are good, the story is fantastic and the hand drawing animation is excellent. Its no Studio Ghibli, but its passable. A good film for the lovers of Naruto or the anime itself.

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Thegodfatherson

Feb 23, 2015

The Last Naruto Movie is a solid anime movie that uses the subject matter given to it by the series and combines it with excellent visuals and a hard hitting story that keeps viewers entertained and crying at the same time when witnessing the end of their beloved Uzumaki. But it lingers onThe Last Naruto Movie is a solid anime movie that uses the subject matter given to it by the series and combines it with excellent visuals and a hard hitting story that keeps viewers entertained and crying at the same time when witnessing the end of their beloved Uzumaki. But it lingers on the mediocre line a bit, when it seemingly drags the ending, and in a more Naruto fashion, stretches the story, more than it has to. The little teeter totters that hold the movie back can be avoided, but they are there. The voice acting is something I cannot comment on, because it's in a different language, but let me tell you. It's loud and clear but still provoking mediocrity. If those things don't matter to you, you will have the experience of a lifetime watching the energetic Naruto blaze in the sky and waving goodbye. It delivers 100% the best fan service any anime movie can give to you. Believe me, the animation and the fight scenes are GORGEOUS. This is a worthy ending to a worthy anime. R.I.P Naruto.… Expand

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River_Uchiha

Apr 19, 2021

The reason im giving this movie a six is because NARUTO NEVER USES KURAMA. HE COULD HAVE SAVED HINATA AT THE 50 MINUTE MARK BUT NO HE DIDNT. 90% OF THE MOVIE IS HIM NOT USING KURAMA.

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LuanGamer

Jun 12, 2015

Sinceramente fui pra ver Kakashi e sasuke , e vi um romancinho , vou da um nota 3 pois os efeitos foram até que bem trabalhado .-. , mais tambem finalmente acho que agora desenrolou naruto e hinata logo .

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