I have been watching it for a few days, but unfortunately the computer has been paralyzed recently, so it is a bit late to come back and code.
I am getting older, and my thinking is more jumpy. I often think about where to write, so there is a lot of nonsense. Sorry.
When the last was released, there were mixed reviews, and many male friends said it was not good-looking, because it turned into a love story.
But the boys all told me this time, this one is good. Another said he wanted to watch it again.
When I went to the Hokage Original Art Exhibition some time ago, I saw the full release of the final comic coloring page, including AB's random mandarin duck score to everyone, and the face of the child who combined the looks of both sides.
The deepest memory is Sasuke's daughter. She doesn't look like Sakura so much that she actually asked Sakura if she was her daughter or something. . . (Seeing what's going on here is a little gloating <---I have a twisted mentality, and I'm still very unbalanced about the fact that Sakura actually caught up with the male god Sasuke)
Naruto and Hinata have a pair of children. His son became the continuation of the story, this time the protagonist.
That child will eventually become a father.
Neither the blogger nor the sunflower inherited their mother's scorn. With azure blue eyes, Sarah said that Boren's eyes are bluer than Naruto's.
A child exactly like his father. Every day I know that there is trouble, and I am dissatisfied with Naruto.
Seven generations is just reading some documents at the desk, but he doesn't care about the family at all.
Even the birthday of my sister is handled by the shadow clone.
The description of the sunflower is relatively weak, but this little girl is very good. Seeing that the father holding the birthday cake is actually a shadow clone, there is no crying or trouble.
Bo people are different. He was very angry. He was so angry that Naruto threw the orange jacket from his childhood right out of the window.
Then he met Sasuke.
Sasuke is very satisfied with his appearance this time. Although it feels like the value of the face has declined. . . Did you choose the wrong wife? (You're fast enough)
He saw this kid who looked exactly like Naruto when he was a kid, (I knew he couldn't let him go, quack) and finally accepted him as his apprentice.
Like Sasuke said, bloggers are happy. Although his father ignores him (it seems), at least he still has a sister and a mother.
Unlike Naruto, there was no one by his side.
Although this film mainly tells the dissatisfaction and understanding of his father and his own growth from the perspective of bloggers. But different people who watch it feel different, like me --
my eyes will still fall on the former child, and his best friend.
Naruto has really grown up.
In the last time, because the animation didn't make up much, I didn't even know that he and Kurama could fit together, so I kept sighing, when did this kid become so strong and reliable.
Because for me, since I started watching Hokage in high school, and after so many years, Naruto has grown little by little, and our generation has been chasing him off and on like guarding his growth.
In Boguto, he is already an adult. It felt like he suddenly left us behind, and we could only see his back.
This feeling is also very complicated, although it may just be me thinking too much.
The former child has unknowingly become a father, the head of a village.
We looked at his back and suddenly felt a little far away.
His expression was no longer so rich. I haven't seen his seduction for a long time.
Even the little boy Konoha Maru, who was chasing after him, had already become a decent teacher.
He was often silent, and occasionally said a few words, all about the village.
Only occasionally, I would secretly be happy when I heard that my son passed the first test of the Chunin Exam, and when I saw Sasuke, I would give him a knowing smile. At other times, I have become an adult who knows how to restrain his emotions.
Seeing such a Naruto has an indescribable feeling.
That's how people grow up.
Hinata is rarely described in this theatrical version. She has always been just a mother who is worried about Naruto, at home with Sunflower, and worried about her son.
Until Naruto was kidnapped, she rushed over and was seriously injured.
Suddenly I remembered, ah, this girl has done similar things before.
Even if she knew she was invincible, she wanted to save Naruto regardless of her life. When everyone retreated, she was the only one who was desperately approaching him.
That time she left him a back and said, because I have always liked you.
This time, I didn't even have the chance.
Sakura's strange power is getting more and more terrifying. It was also passed on to her daughter. Hey.
Sasuke and Sakura have very little interaction, which makes me happy --
not many scenes with women. I like to focus on the latter. kindness.
If the previous one was a story of a man and a woman, this one is a story of a man and a man.
A story of fathers and sons, friends and friends.
Since Sasuke's battle with Naruto when he left the village, when he finally put his face to his face and said that to him, his bangs fell on his face and his eyes were on him. From that moment on, Zuo Ming has become an immortal combination.
He left the village and embarked on the road of doom.
He is always chasing him, never giving up the dream of bringing him back.
In the end, the two came together again and became the strongest combination.
I've always felt that a man's friendship is stronger than anything.
As a woman, I feel very at ease watching from the sidelines.
(I'm not a rotten girl)
(And I think it's true that a woman's friendship is as thin as a ham) <--- This sentence comes from "the reason why I can't fall in love". You are too serious and it's boring to dig this sentence with me, it's just a rant.
They know each other better than anyone else.
They don't need to be together all the time, they don't need to keep in touch, even if they haven't seen each other for a long time, only the other person can understand a word or a look.
When the village was suddenly in crisis, Naruto called out the Kurama to block the huge rebound attack, and Sasuke wrapped his purple skeleton (I forgot what it was called, Susanoh?) outside Naruto, forming a shape. Layers of armor. (I said silently in my heart, oh oh oh, I fit together! Then I played in a second)
He and he blocked the front of the village. No verbal agreement required.
He fought with him until the very last moment of the battle.
Boren watched from behind them, and for the first time felt that his father's back was so tall.
Children grow up watching their parents' backs.
Although Bo Ren usually despised Naruto, when the village faced a crisis, he saw that as the father of the seventh generation, he alone carried the mission of defending the village. (And Sasuke, of course, ignore it at the moment) It
's amazing. He couldn't help but say.
Naruto is not the Naruto of the past.
Sasuke said to Boren, you should know how he has come here, rather than wanting to know his weaknesses.
He said that Naruto is full of weaknesses.
He knows Naruto better than anyone else.
This is the tacit understanding of men.
Although I didn't follow the comics, I also saw the classic scene where they both lost an arm and used each other's hands to form a seal together.
No need to say anything anymore.
He will still call him the same as in the past, うすらとんかち.
And he is no longer as angry as before, just smiles at him.
Boren finally said that he did not want to be Hokage, and wanted to be the same as Uncle Sasuke.
Sarah said she wanted to do Hokage.
laugh.
It was as if I heard Naruto say to Sasuke, look, our child is the other way around.
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