Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

WARGING POSSIBLE SPOILERS: OS= Every Self Respecting Naruto Fan Should Avoid This Conclusion Of A Anime Franchise Pros = 1. Great animation for the most part. It's roughly the same as either Anime Series.2. The Humor is there for the most part, I have to admit I didn't laugh or even chuckled for most of the attempted humour of the movie. But what I did laughed at was decent.3. The titled character Naruto I have to admit learned one cool move I actually generally loved over the years.4. The 'Big Bad' did however put up a pretty decent fight. In both of the Climax fights.Cons = 1. The Story as a whole is A BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND UNCOMPLEING!!!!!!!!! 2. I didn't feel that there was any evolution to any of the characters at all through out the years aside from maybe ONLY ONE new move. But character wise there was NO character development AT ALL.3. At its core I feel that this is NOT only a 'Love Story' but also your everyday run of the mill Generic Triangular Love Story (Love Triangle Story), where one person already has a crush one some one and all the while another character usually and especially in this case the villain have a mega crush on one of the other characters. But more on that latter.4. A lot of really Dull Moments, and very if any forgettable good and fun moments in the film.5. I felt that the main 'Love Interest' Hinata is more evolved in the dream vision of the title character Naurto. Than the actual non-dream vision character. And while we're on the subject I also felt that the 'Dream Vision' Sequence just simply drags on and on and on and on for too long of a time.6. And as for the 'Arc' well let's just say. What Arc? Enough said.7. The Movie focused too much on a dumb red scarf that adds little to the 'story'.8. The overall pacing is too slow.9. The 'Main Villain' is terrible. = (1= He's the Cliché take "NO" for an answer type = (2= Uninteresting and BORRRRRRRING!!!!!!! = (3= He almost drags the entire movie down. = (4= Even his 'Goals' are very Cliché 'I want to blow up the world and Marry the girl that I have a super crush on' The latter being more important than the former.10. Every element in the movie feels very cliché right down to the 'I'm leaving you to join the bad guys to save your life' type of element.11. The movie literally evokes NO emotion what so ever of any kind aside from one or two literally little juggles. But other than that, literally NO emotions what so ever of any kind LITERALLY.12. The solution to the main 'Global Crisis' is way too simple to solve, and not only that all through out the movie you don't feel that sense of urgency what so ever, I feel as though the characters feel like they had all the time in the world.13. All the fight scenes are so dull. Not even the climax fights are that good.14. And speaking of which by the climax of the movie you stopped caring if you ever cared in the first place and started to check out if you haven't all ready.15. The 'Ending' for this franchise is one of those 'And They Lived Happily Ever After' types, which could have bean executed a little better.16. The 'Global Threat' borrows heavily from Armageddon along with the 'attempt' at trying to defend against it. But with the threat level no where near as high as in Armageddon.HIT and/or MISS= 1. I kind of liked the Happy Go Lucky closer scene after the End Credits. Although it was a little predictable to say the least.CS= All through out the movie I was constantly think to myself that watching a light bulb flicker is more entertaining. And at the same time I was literally brought to tears in how dull and in-entertaining the movie is. And at the same time I wanted to continually bash myself in the head with a steel pipe for wasting my money and time on this. In the end I wondered what was worse and more painful to watch this or Snow White And The Hunts Man? And remember YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!! After all I have said.

The plot of the movie is set two years after the end of Manga series Naruto Shippuden and it is written by the Masashi Kishimoto, the one who wrote manga series of Naruto. This is one of the finest work of Kishimoto. It became the highest-grossing film in the franchise. The movie has a great story in which Naruto finally confesses his love with Hinata Hyuga, Byakugan Princess. Naruto Uzumaki, the number one unpredictable and knucklehead ninja, has grown up to be a great ninja but he hasn't exactly matured. 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. The recap , unlike the rest of the film, is animated in manga style with heavy ink brush which makes it more special and amazing. The scene when Naruto confesses his love with Hinata was awesome. Naruto also transforms into Kurama mode and his and Hinata combo attacks were extremely powerful and amazing. The movie also introduces another visual prowess. I really missed Sasuke Uchiha in the movie. He makes only a brief appearance and I would have loved to see more of him. 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! Yes, Hinata is the relentless scarf knitter. She tried to gift a scarf to Naruto but every time she completed knitting the scarf, it gets torn apart in no time. But she just won't stop!Overall the movie has great story, full of action and romance. Animation and voices of characters were perfect. I really liked the way Kishimoto ended the movie. The movie beautifully fills the gap between Shippuden series and its sequel Boruto: Naruto the movie.

when watching the movie while visiting my friends, I took the chance to notice a few problems within the movie, the first is that for some parts it played really quickly while most times it dragged out. the problem was for me Sakura carried the movie even if she was a support character in the movie.my biggest gripe with the characters is that they felt a little two dimensional and I didn't really feel the sense of danger that was befalling the ninja world. 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.

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. but boy oh boy, it was nothing like the road to ninja, the movie tries so hard for to tell us that Hinata really REALLY *REALLY* likes Naruto, and even after the event of Pein (or Pain) arc, Hinata was already confessed, and Naruto heard that too, but this movies brush off that fact and tries to paint Naruto as this ignorant guyIf this was just another filler movie than i might be okay with, but this was supposed to be a canon, with Kishimoto writing the story himself, and he neglecting that huge fact , who i personally loved in the Pein arc, is a big downer.Aside from that the pacing is very slow there's like 2 or 3 scenes that just get played over and over again it's like they're expecting us to go to sleep half way around the first 30 minute mark,so they need to show those scenes again.And the villain, he's pretty interesting back-story wise, but that's it. I could really care less about his motivation, i didn't get the feeling to be sympathetic with him, and he was painted to be one, he was just a child born with the sick twisted ideology from his parent, a sick "decree" if you will. But what did the movie told us? he's just a jealous, envious, separation issue snot nosed brat. his power isn't that great either. the action scenes was also lacking, he had no underlings per Se, no one to really contest Naruto teams, i mean what's up with the satanic doll against Sakura? are you trying to make us remember the SasorixSakura fight? well it's working, the whole scene when Sakura fights those dolls, my mind just keep reminiscing on the glorious battle Sakura and Sasori had.i realized that maybe the fight scenes and all is not what this movie really wanted to show us, it's more about the love about Naruto and Hinata i'm down with that, in fact i loved the scene where they just walked around picnicking in the moon town ruin, i really felt that warmth between those two but again, the have to paint Naruto as this ignorant sucker, can't take a hint, FORGETTING that Hinata already said "I LOVE YOU" to him. and when he finally figured it out what did he do? he's acting like a total brat, seething, being all gloomy and stuffs this isn't Naruto that we all know and love that is Sasuke's trait, and i don't want to see Naruto acting all gloomy like this and for what? Hinata ignoring you? for God's sake Naruto's been ignoring Hinata most of his life, Hinata ignores him for a bit and he got all gloomy and stuffs? 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? skip this one and went on Boruto instead, the trailer seems nice