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Is The Last: Naruto the Movie worth watching?

The Last: Naruto the Movie

The Last: Naruto the Movie

Verdict: Maybe

Worth It score: 81/100

The supported signals produce 80.8/100, but the evidence is not decisive enough for Watch.

Based on 17 usable reviews. This is a review-grounded estimate, not a universal verdict.

Signal coverage: 40%.

Criteria assessed

  • Characters: 9/10
  • Story: 8/10
  • Emotion: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
  • Visuals: 9/10
  • World: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
  • Pacing: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
  • Audio: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.

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Is The Last: Naruto the Movie worth watching?

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Does The Last: Naruto the Movie have a satisfying ending?

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Introduction

Two years have passed since the end of the Fourth Great Ninja War. Konohagakure has remained in a state of peace and harmony—until Sixth Hokage Kakashi Hatake notices the moon is dangerously approaching the Earth, posing the threat of planetary ruin. Amidst the grave ordeal, Konoha is invaded by a new evil, Toneri Oosutuski, who suddenly abducts Hinata Hyuuga's little sister Hanabi. Kakashi dispatches a skilled ninja team comprised of Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, Shikamaru Nara, Sai, and Hinata in an effort to rescue Hanabi from the diabolical clutches of Toneri. However, during their mission, the team faces several obstacles that challenge them, foiling their efforts. With her abduction, the relationships the team share with one another are tested, and with the world reaching the brink of destruction, they must race against time to ensure the safety of their planet. Meanwhile, as the battle ensues, Naruto is driven to fight for something greater than he has ever imagined—love. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

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Audience ratings

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Audience reviews

20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.

Jxbinha

Honestly, I enjoyed this movie more than I expected. It was nice to see a story that focused more on Naruto and Hinata's relationship, especially after everything that happened throughout the main series. And can we talk about Hinata for a moment? She looked absolutely beautiful in this movie. I really loved her look and seeing her play a more significant role in the plot. The plot itself is quite simple and doesn't offer anything particularly groundbreaking, but I still found it enjoyable. The film has some great moments, and as someone who followed Naruto's story, it was nice to see this phase of his life being explored. Also, I have to admit that I somehow ended up developing a bit of a crush on Toneri. Yes, the villain. I don't know what that says about me, but I'm not going to pretend…

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_Bubassotto_

This was the first Naruto movie I really wanted to see in a theater, and perhaps that's precisely why it holds a special place in my heart. I clearly remember the feeling when I found out about the release of The Last: Naruto the Movie. I was practically at the end of Naruto Shippuden, totally engrossed in the story, and knowing there was a movie that directly continued the events of the anime made me very excited. It was the kind of experience you want to live "the right way," on the big screen. I even saved up the little money I had to try and see it… but, unfortunately, the movie didn't come to my city. That was frustrating, but it also increased my expectations even more. And when I finally saw it, it was clear that this movie has a very different approach from the others. Here, the…

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Ali_T

Overall Score: 7/10 As a dedicated NaruHina fan, I came away from The Last: Naruto the Movie, feeling to an extend satisfied. It captures the essence of their long-awaited romance while tying up some loose ends from the Naruto series, but it does have a couple of shortcomings that is likely due to its constrained runtime. Overall, the team did an good enough job under two hours time frame it had. Art: 9/10 The visuals are absolutely stunning and a step up from the TV series. The animation is crisp and fluid, especially in the high-stakes action sequences and lunar landscapes. I regret not seeing this in theaters. Studio Pierrot truly outdid themselves here. Also Hinata looked so beautiful omg lol Soundtrack: 10/10 The ost are masterpieces, ethereal, operatic, and perfectly suited to…

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dakuchonekobing

That kiss deserves a better story to tell Naruto was my childhood, so I understand the characters in this story very well. There is nothing happier than seeing the characters you loved since childhood find their own happiness. The story between Naruto and Hinata is the center of this movie. Their ending is a beautiful and worthy ending. But I find this more like fan service than the end of a memorable experience. A simple, empty story, full of unconvincing, absurd plot holes with a bland and forgettable villain. Aside from the pretty good ending song, the music in this movie didn’t really leave an outstanding impression. In terms of visuals, I want to give credit to those who designed the characters’ looks and costumes. I was impressed with the designs of the familiar characters after they…

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fh1478

The Moon Is Killing The Mood Naruto the last movie, is a lovely sent off to a show that i have enjoyed. and the conclusion to the longest Love Story. One thing the movie does very well, way better than I expect, was the love between Naruto and Hinata. When I watched the TV show I just Laugh at it, because I could not take it serious, but this movie actually does gives it a sweetness and a seriousness, then I did not get from the TV show. Compare to the other Naruto movies it more quiet, It has a slow tempo To make the love feel more sad and intimate than ever before. And the changing character design looks good and give everybody a more adult but still soft look. the action is smooth and flashy, but we have gotten to the point in the Naruto power scale, Where you just have to sit back…

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SayuukiAno

I love Naruto. And I'm quite used to its questionable writing and other issues. But this movie is just bad. The plot is awful, really showy for no reason, feels like filler, and Hinata is boiled down to a damsel in distress so that Naruto can have someone to save and make him shine. Hinata has proven in the past that she is way stronger and determined than she is in this movie. Honestly her behaviour is ooc. This is my score upon a full rewatch of the series. Last time I saw this movie a few years back I just kinda felt whatever about it, but this time around I tried to pay attention and it turns out it's just bad. The Naruto universe didn't need some big ass 'saving the world' moment after the finale of the series, and the 'romance' attempt is awful. Doujinshi treats NaruHina better if y…

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adrianwhy

"The Last: Naruto the Movie" marks the conclusion of the Naruto Shippuden series, providing fans with a mix of emotional highs, stunning visuals, and a romantic focus that serves as both a satisfying resolution and a point of contention. One cannot help but be impressed by the movie's animation quality. The fight scenes are fluid, and the character designs are consistent with the established aesthetic of the series. The attention to detail in portraying familiar landscapes and jutsu techniques adds to the visual appeal. Unlike its predecessors, "The Last" leans heavily into the romantic aspect of Naruto's life, particularly his relationship with Hinata. While this departure from the typical action-oriented plot may be refreshing for some, it might leave others longing for a more traditio…

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Wamen_Respecter

The Last: Naruto the Movie is a great ending for the naruto series. Story 8/10 The movie is about naruto and hinata's romance and a mission to rescue hanabi from the villian toneri. The story is good it gives naruto and hinata some screen time together but my only problem is the villian toneri he's motivation is really confusing and doesn't make any sense. Art 7/10 The art is solid the animation is not groundbreaking but it works well for the movie. Sound 10/10 The music is amazing the ost is so beautiful it gives the movie a great vibe. Character 8/10 The character are basically the same in naruto shippuden but they are still likable as ever. Enjoyment 9/10 I enjoyed the movie there may be problems with it but it is a great payoff for naruto. Overall 9/10 Overall I recommend this mov…

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paulvlat

Animation is very good ( as expected by the standards set by shippuden), sounds are always great but the story is lacking. Most of the movie is about hinata dealing with her feelings and the story gets ridiculous and at this point the whole verse shifts from the whole ninja concept to alien things (and continues like this in boruto as well). However, we finally get to see naruto get the respect he deserves ( we only had a small glimpse at at the end of pain arc and at the end of shippuden) and we get to see a bit how life goes on after the 4th great ninja war. Overall an enjoyable movie but nowhere as good as shippuden.

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lamaraptor

"We're Ninja's on the Moon, we'll steal your eyes real soon, and there ain't no bars so let's knit some scarves and sing a wailing tune." -Futurama probably This is a scarf movie. As someone who faithfully followed the series since the chuunin exams it was surreal to see it finally end (until we got Boruto a few months later proving that money is always more important than storytelling.) I'll be honest I didn't watch Shippuden all the way through until more recently. I read all the manga of course but I just refused to deal with all the filler and the absurd watch orders you had to do to avoid it. I had only seen the anime adaptation up until the Pain arc, which many agree should have been the end of the series, but again money. Anyway the reason I bring it up is that now having seen epi…

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Nuke_Gunray

This movie is basically the justification for Naruto's and Hinata's wedding at the ending of Shippuden: Ever since the original series, fans have suffered alongside with Hinata and her one-sided affection for Naruto. I think, everyone agrees upon the fact that during the entire series, Naruto not once showed a glimpse of love for her, and for a shonen anime, that's okay I guess... but now, that the series is finally over, it's time to wrap things up and give everyone their deserved happy end. So, if you were like me dying to finally see some NaruHina-romance, you have to see this movie. Otherwise, it's not that special of a movie - Toneri really is no match for Naruto (who has by this point already fought against Madara, Obito and Kaguya), and his whole plan/ motivation is kinda stupid.…

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CickNipolla

People who hate on this movie because "they wanted a more epic final movie" or "they preferred a different partner for Naruto" are so cringe. If you go in with nothing more than understanding that this movie's purpose is to build the relationship between Naruto and Hinata, then you will realize how much good the movie actually does. Sure, the action and villain in this aren't the best, but the plot canon-wise does make sense and is plausible. Kurama is great as always, and the movie is best at adding extra character development to the main characters (Hinata and Naruto) as well as to the side character in a way that might go unnoticed (Sakura, the Five Kage, and kinda Sasuke). The movie is decent, pretty good in terms of shonen anime movies.

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owidx_123

Quick review minor spoilers Story 3/10: it's bad. Like really bad. How anyone can justify giving this a 10/10 goes being my logic. This is simply a way to cover up the gap between the marriage and the previews arc in shippuden. The story itself..wow, its the most cliche thing I've seen in a while, and even includes a jet Armstrong cannon, sentry turrets, and birds that are like spaceships whilst fighting on the moon. This ain't it chief. Art 7/10: average. Nothing special, hinata looked nice though. Sound 6/10: again, nothing special, nothing bad either. Character 6/10: A naruto who just defeated madara and lots of other op characters struggles with some random character. That said, it was nice to finally see the growth between the romance which was needed. Enjomemt:6/10 bored mostly,…

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MaidenCeleste

WARINING: SPOILER i am a fan of Naruto. i saw Naruto, including obviously Shippuden saga. but, this movie in my opinion, is completely different from the original story. i personally until now despised Boruto, because this for me is not the Naruto's continuation. this movie doesn't give you the feeling that this is the continuation of the story. the movie itself is not bad, it's just that i don't feel it to fit in into the story. i didn't like the opponent. i believe that Naruto Shippuden should have ended just with the anime. this seems to be a casual opponent. in Naruto, every opponent has a story to tell. this is the only one opponent who doesn't do it, except for being a bad one. the only one thing that really saves this anime is the romantic side and the ramen, honestly. i'm sorry,…

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UniversalPotato

(Spoilers) This movie was amazing as it takes after the fourth great ninja war and we see how everyone is doing but I like to say how this move was mainly focused on Naruto and Hinata and how their feelings for each other grow each other so it felt like a love story for them in this movie and I loved that about it. Story 9/10- Like I said this movie takes part in the war so two years later, we see how Toneri, the main villain, wants to destroy the earth with the moon so he plans to take Hinata little sister eyes, Hanabi and wants to marry Hinata in order to get the power to destroy the earth so Naruto and the other are to stop him and of course they stop him and we see how Naruto and Hinata start to love each other as it was really amazing. The move was amazing as it had more to tell us…

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Tank13

I would have liked if the movie was a little longer maybe like 20min since it seem like thy put a lot of story in this 1HR and 50min movie they still do a pretty good job.I will just come out and say it I wanted too see Hinata and Naruto relationship be more expanded upon and they do a great job on building on from the show.Sound is great and the art is also great so no gripes there all fits in perfectly.Now they so parts that good fast and you got to work it out on your own but that happens some times.All and all great movie only gripe is the scarf thing is a little over blown but that's it.

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VatoIsLoco

This movie is what we Naruto fans have been wanting to see for years, for Naruto to finally see that his true love is Hinata, Hinata is the one who has always rooted for him since day one. Also, see Naruto finally get the respect that he rightfully deserves after all the pain he went thru as a child and to become the world's hero, in the end. We see Naruto finally have the loving family he has always wanted but didn't get to have as a child. That just brings a tear to your eyes in the post-credits scene.

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leroiminato

for me Naruto the last is an excellent movie there is action emotion the animation is stunning, it has everything going for it. -the antagonist is really develloped in just one movie i can attach to him -the animation was damn good even tho it's not the best animation of all time it's still better than most animes. -the story of this movie is gripping, we descover how hinata and Naruto maried each other. We lear a lot of things about Homura too. -the sound is the only weak point of the movie for me. -I enjoyed this anime A LOT. -Finaly this movie is a master piece I hope I have at least convinced you to watch it, have a nice day.

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lethargilistic

If they had called this *Naruto: The Movie: In Space*, I would have watched it years ago. Should I rate this lower? Probably. Will I say "no" to an entire movie about Naruto and Hinata, however fundamentally flawed? Absolutely not. So, right off the bat, this is another attempt at a real, actual Naruto movie instead of the cash-grab escort mission fare in most of the other ones. I appreciate it, especially since I think the villain design is kinda cool (before he becomes a blob) and not even Road to Ninja really had that. This also improved on the side characters' impact on the story, even if none of them were strictly plot-necessary. They could have sent TenTen and Kiba instead of Sai and Shikamaru and it wouldn't have made much of a difference, storywise. I don't know why they never ma…

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chrisosaurus

The story is complete and utter trash. SPOILERS FOR SHIPPUDEN FINALE AND THIS MOVIE. The Naruto series has never been particularly well written with regards to romance. The Naruto-Hinata love story was already stretched so thin across the series, here we see it stretched even further as an excude to draw audiences into this lazy attempt at a movie. If it wasn't for the love subplot resolution there would be absolutely no reason to watch this movie, and even with that subplot resolution I still wouldn't really recommend this movie. The whole movie stinks of filler material. A villain is pulled out of thin air and given powers which don't scale to the rest of the Naruto universe; by all reasoning this villain should be significantly weaker than Kaguya whom Naruto has already beaten but f…

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