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Emerje
Joined: 10 Aug 2002
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 12:25 am
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Yeah, the movie was a little longer than it really needed to be. The first half tried a bit too hard with character development with a lot of boring and cheesy interaction. The second half when they finally got to the island and the action started to pick up was much more entertaining. Could have been a decent movie if it wasn't for the slow start, it ended up being only half decent and the worst movie of the franchise IMO.
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animem@ster
Joined: 17 Aug 2008
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 7:16 am
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Wait a minute.....Wait Just A Darn Minute!!!
They were supposed to show this on tv on last month!
Now they make a dvd for it!
Oh that's just GREAT!!!
*looks up*
oh......looks like they are releasing it november 11
my bad! heh heh
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TheTheory
Joined: 23 Mar 2008
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 8:43 am
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this one is definitely the worst of the Naruto movies. So, so bad.
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belvadeer
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 2:48 pm
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Seriously, Crescent Moon Kingdom? They must be running out of village names
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Hi-Chan
Joined: 11 Oct 2007
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Location: Canada
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 3:48 pm
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The cash cow keeps giving.And are all of theses other villages so weak they need Naruto and company to always save them.Jeez ,why don t they just conquer these weaklings themselves.Now thats a Naruto movie I would pay to own!
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AVPen
Joined: 02 Feb 2008
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 4:38 pm
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TheTheory wrote: | this one is definitely the worst of the Naruto movies. So, so bad. |
Definitely a stinker, but I thought the first Naruto Shippuuden movie was even worse yet (pretty much was the final nail in the coffin for me to give up the Naruto series).
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doctordoom85
Joined: 12 Jun 2008
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 4:45 pm
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Hi-Chan wrote: | And are all of theses other villages so weak they need Naruto and company to always save them. |
Actually, the movies are accurate in that sense. The five major nations have pretty much a monopoly on the ninja/war trade. The weaker villages hire these ninjas via missions for military assistance. Sure, they could stand up for themselves, but they'd most likely lose. If you actually look at the series as a whole, it really doesn't show an optimistic look at the "underdog" group of people. The strong, blessed, and cunning prosper, and those who can't keep up suffer. The series will subvert this every now and then (it is supposed to be a kids' series, after all, even if Part 2 is pushing it in that sense), but generally if you're not already in power, things aren't looking good for you.
Look at the climax at the Zabuza arc for example. Gato didn't send his small army of thugs against them until after Naruto and Kakashi was exhausted, and Sasuke was "dead" and Haku was dead. Unless you have ninja training, you're really worthless in a fight against them. The villagers then show up to scare the army away, but they wouldn't have stood a chance against Zabuza and Haku, hence why Tazuna approached Konoha for assistance in the first place. The villages who possess the secrets to shinobi arts, clans with kekkai genkai (I'm sure I misspelled that), etc. will always be ahead of the weak ones.
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slickwataris
Joined: 21 Dec 2004
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Location: Carol Stream, Illinois
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 8:10 pm
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animem@ster wrote: | Wait a minute.....Wait Just A Darn Minute!!!
They were supposed to show this on tv on last month!
Now they make a dvd for it!
Oh that's just GREAT!!!
*looks up*
oh......looks like they are releasing it november 11
my bad! heh heh |
It will air on Cartoon Network next Saturday night.
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kakoishii
Joined: 16 Jul 2008
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 9:24 pm
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JasonN wrote: |
TheTheory wrote: | this one is definitely the worst of the Naruto movies. So, so bad. |
Definitely a stinker, but I thought the first Naruto Shippuuden movie was even worse yet (pretty much was the final nail in the coffin for me to give up the Naruto series). |
oh please if you're going to give up on the series let it be based on the actual series content not a high budget extra long filler.
No ones forcing you to watch these movies nor would it hinder your ability to watch the series if you skip them. Unfortunately as it is, the Japanese have learned they can continue to recycle the same plot in every naruto movie and still turn out a fairly high profit. Until that changes (which it most likely won't) they will continue to turn out virtually the same movie over and over again for as many movies as they care to make.
Was this 3rd movie good? No not really, but I was moderately entertained and it didn't bore me to sleep like the 2nd movie. As for the story, at this point I don't expect anything close to masterpiece as long as I'm able to stay conscious through it I won't expect anything more.
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krownklown
Joined: 16 Oct 2008
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 9:59 pm
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imo opinion the second movie was the worst, i liked the first one, this one was okay, what do you expect, the movies are just extended filler episodes
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AVPen
Joined: 02 Feb 2008
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 11:08 pm
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kakoishii wrote: |
oh please if you're going to give up on the series let it be based on the actual series content not a high budget extra long filler. |
I said it was the FINAL nail in the coffin - trust me, there are plenty of other nails/reasons why I ultimately gave up on Naruto.
(and yes, a lot of them were based on "actual series content" )
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Lunarose
Joined: 24 Oct 2008
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Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 9:32 am
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doctordoom85 wrote: |
Hi-Chan wrote: | And are all of theses other villages so weak they need Naruto and company to always save them. |
Actually, the movies are accurate in that sense. The five major nations have pretty much a monopoly on the ninja/war trade. The weaker villages hire these ninjas via missions for military assistance. Sure, they could stand up for themselves, but they'd most likely lose. If you actually look at the series as a whole, it really doesn't show an optimistic look at the "underdog" group of people. The strong, blessed, and cunning prosper, and those who can't keep up suffer. The series will subvert this every now and then (it is supposed to be a kids' series, after all, even if Part 2 is pushing it in that sense), but generally if you're not already in power, things aren't looking good for you.
Look at the climax at the Zabuza arc for example. Gato didn't send his small army of thugs against them until after Naruto and Kakashi was exhausted, and Sasuke was "dead" and Haku was dead. Unless you have ninja training, you're really worthless in a fight against them. The villagers then show up to scare the army away, but they wouldn't have stood a chance against Zabuza and Haku, hence why Tazuna approached Konoha for assistance in the first place. The villages who possess the secrets to shinobi arts, clans with kekkai genkai (I'm sure I misspelled that), etc. will always be ahead of the weak ones. |
*Blink* *Blink* You should write an article about that.
Anywho, that does seem to be the sad truth to the whole Naruto concept. And even if you are cunning, powerful, and determined, the Naruto Universe states by law that if you can defend yourself, you must have some mild form of a tragic past/childhood trauma. Always. Example: Naruto can heal himself pretty darn well, and has unlimited chakra. See horrible childhood. Gaara has super powerful shifting sands. See tragic childhood. Sasuke has his Sharingan trick. Look up "Itachi". Do you see a pattern forming here? Sakura seems to be pretty darn useless until Shippuuden, and she still has two alive parents (Which are never seen) and has only ever been teased about her "wide forehead" (Blame Kishimoto). No tragedy, no power I suppose. Don't even get me started on Haku.
Back to the movie subject. This time, the background can't save it's skin like Stone of Gelel, so nothing can really compensate it there. It looks like their outfit design is slightly different... Now let's see some character development, hm? Oh wait, this is a movie, so of course it doesn't have character development. Whoops. Silly me. The money could be spent on improving the fillers (Too late), but they have to give something to the over spending fans. At least it was better the the OAV... *Shudder*
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LiC
Joined: 05 Mar 2008
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Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 12:32 am
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I liked it. And yes, I did watch all 100+ filler eps of the series.
But the second one sucked and Shippuuden...I've seen it, but I obviously don't remember it. Naruto is coming out like the Star Trek movies; every other one is a keeper, but their run is over when they hit their Nemesis.
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Animehermit
Joined: 05 Aug 2007
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Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 1:19 am
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krownklown wrote: | imo opinion the second movie was the worst, i liked the first one, this one was okay, what do you expect, the movies are just extended filler episodes |
Quality of story. Just because its filler doesn't mean you can't tell a good story with the characters, I have major problem with most shounen movies because of this. One Piece is the only anime that really does the whole "movie" thing well(when they aren't re-doing story arcs). Movie 6 being a prime example of a great movie which is essentially a filler episode.
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Darmani
Joined: 08 Nov 2008
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Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 11:31 pm
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Argh I missed the entire subplot with the prince.
There was bit at the end there after the prince lost a few pounds he spoke about Hikari's mother. What happened there exactly?
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