However, the way it plays out differs for the two characters. But all that stuff is just a backdrop for the main focus, which is without a doubt the love between Naruto and Hinata. Sure there are fighting sequences spread out across the two hour duration, there is a villain, but sadly he was profoundly underdeveloped and his motivations were nearly as bad The Thousand Years of pain technique is strangely effective. In many ways, this is more of a romantic movie than a action oriented one.
I would much more prefer it if the changed it to "At last" instead, since it carries a lot of "at last" moments. Come to think of it, The title is in my mind a pretty stupid title. As the Title suggests, this movie marks the last chapter of Naruto's journey as the main character, it is also the first of the Naruto movies considered to be Canon which is about time if you ask me. That is was this movie is about, to at last see this subject come to fruising. The unspoken love that Hinata felt for Naruto. And although most other plots was resolved by that time, one still remained. When Shippuden reached its end, that feud finally came to a close and in a quite beautifully way if you ask me. At the center of all conflicts, the main event, the main plot has although pretty much remained the same for the duration of the series, I am of course referring to the rivalry between Naruto and Sasuke. Conflicts has sprung to life and ended, sometimes they ended up happily and sometimes the didn't. That sort of commitment will undoubtedly create some sort of bond.
I have watched him and the rest of the ensemble grow up right along myself and my non-anime, actual real friends. Sure, the quite large amount of fillers that has plagued the series has quenched my thirst for more Naruto from time to time, but when the filler arcs reached their end and the canon episodes began once again, never did I not feel the urge rush right back.
Having followed it and the incredible journey that both Naruto and the rest of the cast has made during the last 15 years has for the most part one filled to the brim with joy, anger and tears. Naruto as a whole has a very special place in my heart.
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