Naruto, le film : Blood Prison

All Naruto movies are pretty nice, but they usually have this emotional outburst of loyalty and desire to protect, followed by annoyingly inspiring shouted speeches that are just too much to take. This film has very little of that, it starts with an interesting premise, continues to the end in a pretty straightforward way and then it ends with a bang.

The ending could have been better, I grant you that, but it wasn't awful and Naruto didn't just breeze through with some jutsu or another, he actually had to fight it out.

Bottom line: not the best Naruto movie, but one that I liked.

I didn't like the film at all, because of the absurdity and clumsiness of the ending and plot holes. Also, the fact that everything happened in a prison where almost everyone committed terrible crimes felt really underused; of course, we were reminded a couple of times that everyone around us are criminals, but if we transfer the story to some other generic village, then nothing would change fundamentally. The story is as generic, nonsensical and predictable as it could possibly get for an anime filler movie.

There's almost nothing particularly positive which I can say about this movie. I guess the animation is... Decent. But that's probably it.

Intense ninja action and a gripping story are combined in Naruto the Movie: Blood Prison, a fascinating addition to the Naruto franchise. The movie takes viewers on a suspenseful and mysterious rollercoaster as it follows Naruto, who is falsely accused and held captive in the foreboding Blood Prison. The storyline has depth because of the well-crafted scenario, which includes surprising turns and surprises. The excellent animation effectively conveys the core of Naruto's fearsome ninja abilities, enabling viewers to develop a stronger emotional bond with their favorite characters. For both seasoned viewers and those who are unfamiliar with the ninja-filled world of Naruto, the film is clearly a must-see.

The movie is fair but doesn't compare to the series.

this movie is OK, but id say don't waste your time with it, its not great, i was having a good time with the first half, which tries to tell a great story, that is not that great, but then it goes into stupid twists that ruined it for me. yes there was naruto sannin mode, and some great sequences but nothing that left me with my mouth open... maybe except for one sequence between konoha's shinobi A.K.A. z warriors against the giant digimon the movie uses as a final boss.

the animation is great but the movie is idiotic for me, i think that is a waste of great work from artists and animators.

The lost tower was supposedly written by masashi kishimoto or something like that, but it wasn't great either. I prefer to think that he has never put a finger over pierrot's creations because that would explain why naruto's core story is that awesome and why the filler material sucks so much