Naruto Collector Item ID: #39Naruto the Movie – Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow (Deluxe Edition)Product Information:
Item Description3-disc set in collector’s tin packaging! Contains bonus disc with extra content, and the complete CD Soundtrack! Also includes bonus collector’s NARUTO THE MOVIE art prints and movie program guide! Naruto and his team are sent on a mission to guard Yukie Fujikaze, a popular actress starring 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 Yukie 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 rouge Snow Ninja lying in wait with a sinister purpose that forces Yukie to make a crucial decisiion and face her hidden past. Item Reviews5 Responses to “Naruto the Movie – Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow (Deluxe Edition)”Leave a Reply |
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Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow is the first theatrical film in the Naruto franchise. It’s a good film; however, it was definitely written in a way where you already had to be familiar with the Naruto anime series in order to fully understand what was going on. No time was used for any kind of exposition to explain some of the things that are common knowledge from the series.
The menu on the first disc allows you to watch the film, set up your audio and subtitle preferences, select which scene from the film that you’d like to see, and special features. For the audio options, there is English 5.1, English Stereo, and Japanese Stereo. For subtitles, you can choose whether to have them on or off. In the Special Features menu, you have six options. You can watch the “Konoha Annual Sports Festival” short (which preceded the film when it was shown in Japanese movie theaters), you can see the English trailers for the film, you can see trailers for four Viz Media releases, you can see ads for Shonen Jump manga, a screen promoting Toonami Jetstream, and the trailers for several Naruto videogames.
The second disc in the set includes seven special features. “Behind the Scenes of U.S. Voice Recording” is a 20-minute documentary which includes interviews with the Production Manager, ADR directors, and some of the voice actors; you also get to see the voice actors dubbing some of their dialogue for the film. The second feature is a 10-minute feature which includes interviews with the Japanese voices for Sasuke, Naruto, and Kakashi; this feature is subtitled. Next is a five-minute feature that includes messages from the ADR Directors, the U.S. voice cast, the Japanese voice cast, and a text message from Masashi Kishimoto, the creator of the Naruto manga. Next is the seven-minute feature, “Inside the Animation Studio.” It is narrated by the U.S. voice actor for Kakashi, and it shows the animation process that the film underwent in Japan from the character sketches to the final rendered product. Then, an almost eight-minute feature about Naruto at the 2007 New York Comicon is next; it includes interviews with several people involved with the dubbing of the series, as well as some footage from the actual con. This is followed by the original Japanese movie trailers. This feature runs for about five minutes and includes ten trailers; unfortunately, it is not subtitled. The final extra is the original Japanese credits. It’s basically the last five-and-a-half minutes of the film, and does not include subtitles.
The third disc is a CD soundtrack for Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow. There are twenty instrumental tracks, and the disc is 29 minutes in length.
If you’re a Naruto fan, then this film needs to be in your DVD collection. However, I would recommend getting the deluxe edition DVD if you can.
In order to write this review, I checked out a copy of this DVD set through the King County Library System.
Ive watched this dvd several times its great. My only beef is the inserts dont fit in the steel case all that well and its a pain to get the case to close properly.
Good movie, but can get sappy if you’ve seen Japanese Anime. My kids love it and watches all the time, sparingly of course. Got this for part of the collection. No complaints.
I love the Naruto series, and this movie was no exception. You have quintessential Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura, following Kakashi sensei, protecting the life of a movie star. In a twist she is the princess of the land of Snow and everyone is trying to kill her.
This movie is still acceptable for the kids.
Movie is true to the Naruto spirit of doing things. Story was great! Definitely a keeper.