Naruto Movie 3: Dai Koufun! Mikazuki Jima no Animaru Panic Dattebayo!

Remember the quote "Do not judge the book by it's cover?" Anime has a notion of fooling the audience with it's lighthearted looks but the two in common has a trick up to it's sleeve by shifting the tone to a darker one thanks to the plot twist to deviate it's looks. Though Madoka is a genius story innovated recently hailing it as one of the greatest anime in it's generation, Naruto does have it's fair share despite being a decent franchise and the movie does pull of stunts that meet up to Madoka's style despite failing to meet it's standards.  

Both are probably the worst movies of either franchise, hands down. If you like one of them, you're somewhat likely to enjoy the other. Neither of these display their respective franchise's correctly and focus all too much on moralistic actions by the main characters geared toward seemingly unimportant characters whom have absolutely no bearing on anything that would quickly resemble the main story which is arguably what shounen-driven franchises are all about. Not enough action and the same self-sacrificing "I put my life on the line for you" kind of thinking you've probably seen countless times in either show that shouldn't have been brought up again and used as the main basis for either movie with such irrelavance that entices feelings that will leave you hating the entire concept. If that's your thing, you should check it out. read more