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Naruto Shippûden: The Movie -- Reinforcements arrive from Leaf Village. The new mission from Tsunade: seal the Three-Tailed Beast so it won’t fall into anyone else’s hands and take Yukimaru whose powers are tied to the Tailed Beast into custody.
Naruto Shippûden: The Movie -- Naruto enters the mist to seek out Yuukimaru. Guren stays alert to protect Yuukimaru, whose current situation prevents him from moving. When both sides meet, their emotion over Yuukimaru sparks.
Naruto Shippûden: The Movie -- Inside the heavy mist, the Leaf ninja manage to rendezvous with Naruto. The team tightens their guard when they learn that the mist surrounding the lake causes illusions.
Naruto Shippûden: The Movie -- Naruto and Team Kakashi arrive just in time to assist Team Asuma. Sakura and Sai are ordered by Kakashi to aid Shikamaru, who is battling alone.
Naruto Shippûden: The Movie -- Ino and Choji are amazed at Naruto’s new jutsu, and Kakuzu senses the danger that it poses. But when released, the new jutsu dissipates before it reaches Kakuzu.

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Director:
Hajime Kamegaki
Writers:
Masashi Kishimoto (creator)
Junki Takegami (screenplay)
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Release Date:
10 November 2009 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Animation | Action | Adventure | Family | Fantasy See more »
Plot:
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Cast

  (in credits order)
Junko Takeuchi ... Naruto Uzumaki (voice)
Chie Nakamura ... Sakura Haruno (voice)
Yoichi Masukawa ... Rock Lee (voice)
Kôichi Tôchika ... Neji Hyûga (voice)
Ayumi Fujimura ... Shion (voice)
Yoshinori Fujita ... Taruho (voice)
Daisuke Kishio ... Susuki (voice)
Fumiko Orikasa ... Miroku (voice)
Hidetoshi Nakamura ... Yomi (voice)
Tetsuya Kakihara ... Kusuna (voice)
Kishô Taniyama ... Gitai (voice)
Miyuki Sawashiro ... Shizuku (voice)
Katsuyuki Konishi ... Setsuna (voice)
Masako Katsuki ... Tsunade, The Fifth Hokage (voice)
Keiko Nemoto ... Shizune / Tonton (voice)
Masashi Ebara ... Might Guy (voice)
Kazuhiko Inoue ... Kakashi Hatake (voice)
Shotaro Morikubo ... Shikamaru Nara (voice)
Romi Pak ... Temari (voice) (as Romi Paku)
Daisuke Ono ... Boss (voice)
Ryûsaku Chijiwa ... Palace Guard (voice)
Kenichi Mine ... Palace Guard (voice)
Keisuke Fujii ... Border Guard (voice)
Yoko Nishino ... Girl (voice)
Makiko Nabei ... Old Lady (voice)
Kazuhiro Anzai ... (voice)
Taku Kimura ... (voice)
Yasumichi Kushida ... (voice)
Yuuichi Ishigami ... (voice)
Daisuke Endou ... (voice)
Takayuki Masuda ... (voice)
Daisuke Matsuo ... (voice)
Chizuru Ishikawa ... (voice)
Seizô Katô ... Môryô (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Laura Bailey ... Shion / Miroku (voice: English version)

Brian Donovan ... Rock Lee (voice: English version)

Maile Flanagan ... Naruto Uzumaki (voice: English version)

Crispin Freeman ... Kusuna (voice: English version)

Tom Gibis ... Shikamaru Nara (voice: English version)
Kate Higgins ... Sakura Haruno / Girl (voice: English version)

Megan Hollingshead ... Shizune / Ton Ton (voice: English version)

Yuri Lowenthal ... Palace Guard (voice: English version)
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn ... Old Lady (voice: English version)

Vic Mignogna ... Yomi (voice: English version)

Daran Norris ... Moryo (voice: English version)

Tara Platt ... Temari (voice: English version)

Sam Riegel ... Susuki / Border Guard (voice: English version)
Patrick Seitz ... Palace Guard (voice: English version)
Keith Silverstein ... Setsuna (voice: English version)

Steve Staley ... Neji Hyuga (voice: English version)

Skip Stellrecht ... Might Guy (voice: English version)

Debi Mae West ... Tsunade (voice: English version)

Wil Wheaton ... Taruho / Shizuku (voice: English version)
Dave Wittenberg ... Kakashi Hatake / Gitai (voice: English version)
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Directed by
Hajime Kamegaki 
 
Writing credits
Masashi Kishimoto (creator)

Junki Takegami (screenplay)

Produced by
Jamie Simone .... producer
 
Casting by
Jamie Simone 
 
Sound Department
James Lafferty .... post-production coordinator
 
Other crew
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn .... voice director
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"Gekijô-ban Naruto shippûden" - Japan (original title)
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Runtime:
Japan:90 min
Country:
Japan
Language:
Japanese
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Certification:
Australia:M | UK:12 | Canada:G (Quebec) (VHS/DVD rating) | New Zealand:M | South Korea:15 (TV rating)
Company:
Gekijô ban Naruto Seisaku IinkaiSee more »

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Followed by Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie (2012)See more »

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10 out of 18 people found the following review useful.
Uncompelling story, 30 April 2008
Author: chrichtonsworld from Netherlands

The first three Naruto movies were entertaining and exciting. And they showed the essence of what Naruto's character is about. This fourth installment is not that much different but is nearly not as compelling as the previous movies were. In Shippûden Naruto has grown considerably. And you do notice that he has matured. In this movie it is like he never changed except for his appearance. To me it is strange why the writers don't show some elements that are relevant to the show or it's characters. After the developments in Naruto Shippûden I had hoped that we at least got to see what happened in the two years that Naruto was training with Jiraiya or something like that. But to have the same story told over and over does get boring. (Priestess is cocky,Naruto gets angry and corrects her and finally ... her. You know. The end!). This movie does contain some superb action scenes especially the one with Rock Lee. Not a a bad movie,but very pale in comparison to the previous movies and the series.

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