I knew Naruto when I was in my third year of high school. It was the days when Star TV broadcasted the days when a five-person team composed of Naruto Shikamaru and others chased back Sasuke. After making up the class on Saturday, he would rush home on a bicycle so that he could catch up. Hokage airs at 6pm. Watching Ding Cining, Shikamaruya, and Xiaoli fight hard with people who are far more capable than him, watching Naruto try his best to make a promise and to recover his cherished companion. In my senior year of high school, whenever I felt that reviewing was unbearable, I always remembered Naruto's firm smile with a thumbs up, even if the exam papers were piled up on the desks, it was no longer unbearable. In the summer after the college entrance examination, I squatted at home and watched Naruto animation from scratch, only to realize that the chase after watching it for so long was only a very small part of the whole Naruto. From Naruto Crane, who was initially rejected by the villagers, to seeing Naruto in episode 395 being recognized by the village, then he thought it was too tiring to wait for the update, so he started reading comics. The main story of Hokage has already ended, and I have watched the ending early. Although I feel that the plot in the later stage of Hokage is not satisfactory, as a Naruto fan, I am still satisfied with this ending. Naruto, who once grew up alone and wanted to be recognized by the village, has become a hero in the village, realized his dream and became the seventh-generation Hokage in the village, and also has a happy family of his own. When I saw the final episode, I was crying at home. It's great that Naruto has such a good ending, and I also know that the days of watching Hokage after so many years of serialization are really over. I learned that Bo Ren Chuan was last year, and at the same time I knew that this might be the last theatrical version. Since then, I have been expecting it to be released in the Mainland. When the news was finally confirmed, I finally put it down. Looking forward to February. As soon as the pre-sale started, I bought tickets early with a few fans. Although the company temporarily decided to hold a meeting after get off work, various refunds were made to change the time, but I was able to see Naruto on the screen on the first day of the show. . When I was queuing for tickets at the theater, a boy came to say hello to the person in front of me. The person in front of me asked him what he was watching. The boy said I was watching Hokage. The person in front asked in surprise: This is an animation Ah, oh, you brought your son here? The boy smiled and said: My son is sleeping at home, I came by myself. In the movie hall, I also found that many people in our 20s and 30s are like us, and most of them should be married and have children by now. And Naruto, who grew up with us in the play, has finally become a mature and reliable adult with his own family. In fact, this theatrical version still has a lot of problems strictly speaking. For example, some of the plots in the theatrical version are quite boring, and the soundtrack sometimes ends too abruptly. But the place to be burned is very burning, and the place to be touched is not blunt. Of course, the most important thing is to be able to watch the Hokage on the big screen with the fire fans in the whole movie hall. Everyone laughs, tears together, screams together, and warm blood together. , this feeling is really good. At the end of the movie, most of the audience sat and read the end credits and the manuscript, and after waiting for the easter eggs, they happily discussed the plot with each other, held up the poster and took pictures with the fans around him with tears in their eyes, and chatted with Naruto and Gaara. The coser who watched the movie in the C server took a group photo.... Ask why you still like Naruto and Naruto so much after so many years, and you will be moved by the plot inside. Because where we see is only Hokage, there are memories, persistence and youth that belong to us.
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