If you think of this theatrical version as a literary romance with a relatively good picture, everything will be natural. It came naturally, without any sense of disobedience. If Hinata doesn't fall, how can Naruto hold her? The battle of the moon is just the background of the clumsy and shy love between the two people. They are not here to fight. Saving the world is just a theme of honeymoon travel, and it is the same as the theme of wedding photography. Everyone else is a supporting role, and the scenes are all changed sets. Who of you is so talented to come to such a pre-wedding honeymoon?
In my opinion, this is a manifestation of Kishimoto's preference for these two characters, so he made a special theatrical version to describe his and her love. Love from beginning to end. When I watch the movie, it feels a little real, a little life. It's not a plot or a world view, but a strange life quality that describes the chai, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea. Whether it's comics or animations, there are many exciting battles and many tasks to save the world, but back to reality, people have to face trivial life after all. In addition to fighting, they also need to knit scarves, have emotions, and eat Ramen, but also fans. On the surface of the comics, the gods are magnificent, but when there is more space to portray these characters, we will realize more clearly that they are also ordinary people, teenagers, and girls, and they will also have green troubles.
In fact, Japanese comics are often supplemented by novels, which is a good habit. The storyboard of the picture is more intense, but the text also has the advantage of text. If it is an audience who is more used to this mode, it may be more acceptable to this theatrical version. Although it is not a novel, it has the same function, that is, it complements the heart of the characters. It can even be said that the author added content outside the orthodox plot to make up for his creative regrets.
In short, this theatrical version can have three stars, four stars, and of course, one star. But don't be too harsh, okay? As a Naruto fan, it's good to watch with gratitude.
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