Naruto-Movie DVD

A Land Forever Covered in Ice...a Princess Missing for Ten Years...and One High-Spirited Ninja Named Naruto!

Naruto and his team are sent on a mission to guard Yukie Fujikaze, a popular actress starring in the hit movie The Adventures of Princess Gale. The crew is heading toward the Land of Snow, a land forever covered in snow, to shoot the final scenes of the film. When Yuki refuses to go and escapes from the set, she is brought back by force by Naruto and his teammates. But little do they know there are three rogue Snow Ninja lying in wait with a sinister purpose that forces Yukie to make a critical decision and face her hidden past.

This Deluxe Edition three-disc set includes a bonus disc with extra content, the CD Soundtrack, collector's tin packaging, bonus art prints, and movie program guide!

"...worth checking out...for its glorious animation style and fantastic battle sequences. Adam Arseneau, DVD Verdict
"...simple, entertaining, and energetic...The action scenes are effective, and the winter settings ground the film nicely. Al Kratina, Comic Book Bin

Editor's Note

NARUTO THE MOVIE - NINJA CLASH IN THE SNOW is based on the popular anime television series NARUTO. When the young ninja becomes a bodyguard for the actress Yukie Fujikaze, he discovers that she really is the princess of Snow Country, a magical realm that has been conquered by evil.

Features

DVD, Deluxe Edition

Technical Info

Release Information
	Studio: Warner
	Release Date: 11/6/2007
	Running Time: 95 minutes
	Original Release Date: 2004
	Catalog ID: 1
	UPC: 00782009237662
	Number of Discs: 2
Audio & Video
	Original Language: Japanese
	Available Audio Tracks: English Dubbed, Japanese
	Available Subtitles: English
	Video: Color
Aspect Ratio
	Standard 1.33:1 [4:3]

Cast & Crew

	Cam Clarke - Voice Of
	Kate Higgins - Voice Of
	Katsuyuki Sumizawa - Writer
	Liam O'Brien - Writer
	Maile Flanagan - Voice Of
	Shigenori Takada - Art Director
	Tensai Okamura - Director
	Toshio Masuda - Original Music By
	Yuri Lowenthal - Voice Of

Professional Reviews

Comic Book Bin 7 of 10
Every time I watch anime, I feel like I've been woken up halfway through a calculus lecture. Nothing makes any sense, there's all kind of weird symbols everywhere, and the people beside me are really geeky. Just kidding. I watch them alone. It's not that I'm an anime neophyte, as I have some familiarity with major titles and yes, Naruto...So it was a pleasant surprise to find that this first feature film based on the Naruto manga and anime series is so accessible. And not only that, it's pretty good. The film isn't mind-blowing in its aspirations or its execution, but it's simple, entertaining, and energetic without pumping up the visuals to seizure-level...The animation is decent, but the script is lively enough that the visuals don't need to carry the film. There's a mature edge to some of the humour, and more people get carved up with flying knives than I'm used in animation skewed towards children. But the biggest surprise is the voice performance of Kari Wahlgren, who plays the reluctant princess with a measured deadpan that contrasts perfectly with the high energy in the rest of the performers. The action scenes are effective, and the winter settings ground the film nicely. - Al Kratina

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Naruto-Movie (2004)

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