Tell me about it, I think this is the worst movie I've seen in my entire life.
Characters are nothing like from manga, like the Earth is in grave danger, Naruto walking around calmly, his personality would be like "IKU ZEEEE, TAJUU: KAGE BUNSHIN NO JUTSU" and rush the fk, not walk like some idiot.
Not to even mention how he doesn't use SM or KM whole episode, just at the end, cause *beep* logic and the writers of these stupid movies, i wouldn't even call them writers tbh.
Searching for a person, guy can sense people with both SM and KM, what do we do? Ask Hinata to look for her with her byakugan, ok then.
I was practically facepalming myself every 20 minutes, like: wtf is this.
I feel like this movie was somewhat made for 12 yr old girls, that enjoy utopistic romance.
Whole movie's idea is based on a huge flaw, something that wouldn't ever be possible.
If the moon would approach the earth more than it is, it would be the end of us before it would even hit the planet. Why? Tides. Simple as that.
Blow up the moon? Like *beep* seriously? That would kill half the globe as well, and not sure what would happen to the other side
Anyhow, don't waste your time watching this movie.
I'm watching Naruto for like 10 years, it's one of my favourite series, and I'm honestly sorry I've spent time watching this *beep*
I'd rate it a 1/10.
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angmc43
9 years ago
Well, it's a good thing my experience with comic books and other manga had strengthened my suspension of disbelief. If I can accept bijus, edo-tenseis, genjutsus, ninjas capable of surviving and enduring lord-knows-what thrown at them, then I guess I can accept the scientific lapses you rant about.
At any case, this film was not a waste of time for me.
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Leventee
9 years ago
I'm happy for you then :)
Somehow I just can't ignore it how this movie mocks our whole science, including physics, psychology etc.
Superpowers are one thing, they're unknown, undefined things, while things such as psychology and physics are defined.
Characters are nothing like from the manga, Naruto, and everyone is completely different. Just saw a movie where Sakura didn't hit Naruto, Naruto didn't flirt with Sakura, or Hinata didn't blush when he saw Naruto, not to mention how Shikamaru looks like some dumb guy, Kakashi got old as *beep* in 2-3 years for some reason, given the fact he was 25~, it doesn't make any sense.
Don't know honestly, I do like the manga, and this whole series, read it multiple times, but this movie is just a disgrace. Has absolutely nothing to do with the universe Kishimoto created.
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angmc43
9 years ago
Just saw a movie where Sakura didn't hit Naruto, Naruto didn't flirt with Sakura, or Hinata didn't blush when he saw Naruto,
Personally, I took those examples as signs of the characters growing up. Sakura isn't violent anymore. Naruto let go of any romantic possibilities with Sakura. And Hinata doesn't faint if the 'N' word is even mentioned (then again, she hadn't done that since the beginning of Part II and strengthened considerably after Pain).
IMO, Kakashi only looks old in the Kage Moon summit, and that is because of the lighting and shade. He looks fine for the duration of the film. And I would figure Kakashi would have been in his early thirties. Remember that he probably was about 14-15 at the time of the Nine-Tails rampage, and Naruto is 19 now.
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LadyMiraculous
9 years ago
Leventee, I think you're getting canon Naruto confused with filler Naruto.
See, in the manga, Naruto didn't flirt with Sakura since Part 1 (the moment in chapter 631 doesn't count, because Naruto was just joking in front of his dad, much to Sakura's dismay). Also, in the manga, Hinata only fainted 2 times in front of Naruto, once in Part 1 and once in early Part 2. Hell, she doesn't even blush or stutter that much post-chapter 437. That's why you don't see much of these stereotypes in The Last, because The Last is the only Naruto movie (besides Boruto the Movie) that's akin to the manga.
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danzaiver
9 years ago
I'm happy for you then :)
Somehow I just can't ignore it how this movie mocks our whole science, including physics, psychology etc.
Superpowers are one thing, they're unknown, undefined things, while things such as psychology and physics are defined.
Well said. I really can't stand the argument that I read sometimes that "oh it's make-believe, so that means that all logic goes out the window!". That's bull.
Basic story-writing 101 is to make your fictitious world believable. Kishimoto got sloppy. Very sloppy. This movie (like most of the 2nd part of the Shippuden arc) is utter crap.
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danzaiver
9 years ago
Please, if Kishimoto was to make his world "believable", he wouldn't have had ninjas walking on water or standing on ceilings in the manga.
Naruto is an action-fantasy, not science fiction! So please, learn your genres before making silly rants like this. That goes for the OP and Leventee as well.
do some research into the "suspension of disbelief" you little numbskull.
It applies to any form of fiction. Even a magic act. It has nothing to do with genre.
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LadyMiraculous
9 years ago
do some research into the "suspension of disbelief" you little numbskull.
First of all, there's no need for name calling, and calling me a "numbskull" isn't going to make you sound any smarter. This movie isn't like
Superman: The Quest For Peace, where the fight scenes in space actually
were stupid! Toneri obviously had some kind of oxygen barrier surrounding his territory, otherwise he wouldn't have been alive on the moon for that long!
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matej-oz
9 years ago
Was hoping it would be at least decent considering Kishi was behind it. How wrong was i :(
Doing the Kaguya arc and then doing this movie the guy's definitly lost it
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Leventee
9 years ago
Haha, yeah, indeed.
However, I doubt Kishimoto wrote this, I think movies are written by some other people, I'm not sure tho.
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LadyMiraculous
9 years ago
Kishimoto didn't come up with the script, but he did red pencil the stuff that he liked.
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danzaiver
9 years ago
the idea behind suspension on disbelief is that you get the facts that we DO know about right, so that the fantasy aspects that we DON'T know about can appear more real.
It's not rocket science.
I can give you hundreds of examples for things where kishimoto relies on REAL things for the purposes of suspending disbelief:
1.) the use of gravity - Shinra Tensei has been mentioned as gravitational force. Why not leave this as just magic? or chakra force?
2.) genetics. He explains these 'bloodline limits' are genetic traits, which is why for example the Uchiha family have the sharingan. Why does he bother to relate it to genetics?
3) Sasuke's Kirin jutsu as explained with atmospheric convection - the rising air current that give rise to stormclouds
4) Gaara's fight with the 2nd mizukage uses quite a lot of rules of physic such as the thermal conductivity of metals
I could go on and on, but you're clearly not getting the picture and seem to still be lumping fantasy into a "anything could happen!" box.
What was the point of Kishimoto putting any effort into trying to explain how these things work? Why relate these ninja powers to science at all? Why not just call it magic?
The answer is that the suspension of disbelief is an important aspect of writing fiction. Only when the viewer's own sense of logic is not mishandled, does fiction become interesting to viewers. All works of fiction, no matter how fantastic the particular acts are, has effort put into rational grounding. It is this grounding which makes it possible to springboard into fantasy.
What is the first few lines in Star Wars? "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away....", why did it bother with these lines?
Some of the most successful works of fiction out there are the ones that can do this well. Unfortunately, in the case of naruto, kishimoto became increasingly lazy with this. Even his own fictional rules became inconsistent with each other.
I directed you to the suspension of disbelief hoping that someone would actually try reading what it means instead of trying to argue back weakly, but that's the internet for you. Always end up arguing with dumb kids who insist on staying dumb.
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danzaiver
9 years ago
because kishimoto explained how ninjas can walk on water. He specifically showed us diagrams of how chakra is used to place a barrier on the feet in order for this to happen.
Has he explained how people can breathe in space? No. why not? It's called lazy writing and it's a valid criticism. It may not be a valid criticism for you.
Hey, suspension of disbelief is important to people who are smart enough that they question these things. That's not you? That's fine, but I wouldn't be so proud of that fact if I were you.
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