Strictly speaking, I do not belong to the Hokage generation. I like watching Hokage. I am about two or three years younger than me. I watched more than 100 episodes in one summer. To be honest, I didn't think I watched much. At that time, I really had the idea of "maybe the next episode will be better", and it was boring during that time. Supported me to watch so many episodes, and I was particularly impressed by the episodes when Orochimaru drew his sword. Many episodes were not drawn out. It was enough. Later, many plots were actually supplemented by games on 360. In a flash, more than ten years passed.
Naruto is also "old", he also has children of his own, and Boren has grown up. Looking at himself, he still has nothing and is inexplicably sad. Presumably, most of the hot-blooded teenagers who watched Naruto are now married and have children. Well, just like Naruto in the movie, he has his own happy family. This animation and comics are not like robot cats, which gives people an illusion. The time in the animation is always frozen, but Naruto is synchronized with the real world. The teenager who liked animation back then became middle-aged. If you don't have the basic knowledge of the previous Naruto animation, you can watch this cartoon, although you can watch it, I think there will be a lot of missing details in the plot, so this movie is destined to be made for those teenagers. Parts.
No matter whether this movie is good or bad, it is doomed to an era that has passed, and youth is gone forever. The youth of our generation has come to an end, but I believe that passion has never faded away.
PS: When I watched this movie, there were not many people in the cinema. The two buddies in the back were just a funny couple. When Sasuke opened the portal, one of the buddies said, "Fuck, it's not the two stupid scientists who entered." . When the blogger finally zoomed in, the buddy said that global warming is caused by this.
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