Best movie of this year hands down!

Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

A lot of fun.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

This is less of a review, and more of a rant about bad parenting in Boruto (Hinata and Naruto).First of all, Hinata. What can I say about her? Nothing. And that is bad enough. She has always been around, and she herself is a strong shinobi. However the only thing we see her do is doing housework and trying to calm people down/comfort people ineffectively. For example, when Boruto was really mad about Naruto, where is core issue is that Naruto cares more about his work than his family, Hinana simply said that Naruto had to protect and care for the entire village. This is not an invalid argument, but it only addes fuel to the fire. What any more responsible parent would have done is at least admit that Naruto is paritially wrong for not being there for the family. However explain in depth the cause of him being so obsessed with his work/what would be the consequence of not tending to the work. Finally discuss how to compromise and resolve the issue, and maybe force Naruto to come home and discuss this when he is a little bit free (like when he had time to train Boruto). No, she just said something that can convince no one. Moreover, when Boruto cheated on the exam, and Himawari asked her what is happening to Boruto, she simply hugged her. What does that even mean? How does that answer Himawari's question of this shocking scene? No, it doesn't. It temporarily solves the issue, since Himawari stopped questioning. However, her brother just got disqualified from an important exam and she did not get any answer about why. How would that impact her view of adults/shinobi education system? This would make a great educational moment by explaining that Boruto has cheated, the purpose of the chunin exam, and cheating with the device is not acceptable. But no, she did not explain, she did not attempt to educate her kids. No wonder Boruto turns out such a rebellious brat. Why listen to the adults when there seems to be no reason to believe?Secondly, Naruto. As a workaholic myself I can relate to his problems with long working hours. Many people have also noted that this is a common issue. However it seems like his time with his family lacks both quantity and quality. What's up with the formality "Seventh Hokage", when it doesn't seem as if former Hokages have demanded such a title from their subordinates? (For example Kakashi told every one to drop the "lord", and both fifth & third allowed Naruto to called them old granny/grandpa ) I get that he wants to be impartial, but why not go with just Naruto, and let everyone do that? It just seems so cold to do that to your kid, and further the gap between them. Same thing with the email and shallow clone. As a Shinobi who has always given his all to anything: training, relationship, etc, now he is the one who is half hearted dedicated to his family. It is utterly understandable why Boruto thinks that Naruto views work more important than his family, since I cannot imagine Naruto having such a flippant attitude towards work. Moreover, again we see the "telling not convincing" problem in Naruto, as we see in Hinata. When Boruto taunted his skills in front of Naruto, he immediately started scolding Konohamaru while stating that teamwork is more important than individual skills. However he did not elaborate on this claim. Why believe him? Is he Jesus? Plus if he has paid any attention to Boruto he would have realized Boruto's desperate need for his approval, and would have complimented Boruto for his achievements before the lecture on teamwork. This would make Boruto in a calmer position and more willing to listen to him. Not doing any of this shows Naruto's lack of dedication to educating his son. Again I can hardly Naruto would use this kind of half-assed talk no juzi when he is at work. (In fact one of his best talent before becoming Hokage is talk no juzi, what happened? )The fact that this kind of half hearted poor parenting exists in real life makes it all the more relatable and enraging.

I have always been a big fan of naruto series.. but seriously this is the worst movie i saw until now! I mean what ideas did they get for this film!? i mean baruto doesn't even have a byakugan.. then why the hell hinata is his mother? and no any kind of special power -_- god damn i regretted that i've watched it.. they better make a better movie for the next time!!

The Movie was set out after seven years after the Fourth Great Shinobi World War. It depicts the still unquenchable lust, the Ōtsutsuki Clan's search for non genuine power and complete world domination. And it's up to next generation of Shinobi to take after their parents and defend the home they love and the rest of the world. The Movie aims to present to the world of anime the Sequel and end to the Naruto series and a new beginning. The real message to the viewer of the movie is pretty complex and very moving. Parents need to prioritize between their careers and family, to be able to help their children "ace" Academically, Psychologically and Physically. Pre - Pubescent Teens, Teenagers, and young adults need to keep and open channel with their Parents, so they will be able to help one if needed, but parents on the other hand must try regularly talking with their children to make them feel comfortable to ask for advice.

Must watch for anyone who has liked Naruto. The movie is truly the pinnacle of Masashi Kishimoto's work. Made me feel sad when it ended because this is the end of an outstanding series. Can't express sufficiently how sad a true fan will feel after the movie ends when it strikes him/her that this is the end. As far as the story of the movie is concerned it is an outstanding one that will intrigue the viewer and the only negative would be that the movie should be much longer considering this is the last one. Just loved it and hope that Kishimoto changes his decision and writes another Naruto series. Enjoy the movie Dattebayo.