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Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Lost Tower

7.220101h 25mAdventureActionAnimation
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Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Lost Tower is a 2010 adventure and action film, running 1h 25m. Its current release status is “Released”. Age rating: PG-13 in the United Kingdom.

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PG-13 age rating1h 25mAdventureAction

Rated PG-13 in the United Kingdom — suitable for older children and teenagers; parental guidance recommended.

All key facts8
Type
Feature film
Released
2010-07-31
Runtime
1h 25m
Genres
Adventure, Action, Animation
Director
Masahiko Murata
Original language
Japanese
Status
Released
TMDB rating
7.2 / 10 · 528 votes

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Synopsis

Feature film

Assigned on a mission to capture Mukade, a missing-nin, Naruto Uzumaki sets out for the once glorious historic ruins of "Ouran", where he pursues and corners the rouge ninja. Mukade's goal is revealed to be a dormant leyline within the ruins; he unleashes the power of the leyline, causing a light to envelop Naruto, sending him into the past, 20 years before the series began. When Naruto awakens, he comes into contact with the Fourth Hokage, Minato Namikaze.

Cast

14 names
Junko TakeuchiNaruto Uzumaki (voice)
Kazuhiko InoueKakashi Hatake (voice)
Toshiyuki MorikawaMinato Namikaze (voice)
Chie NakamuraSakura Haruno (voice)
Satoshi HinoSai (voice)
Rikiya KoyamaYamato (voice)
Nobuaki FukudaChôza Akimichi (voice)
Kenji HamadaShibi Aburame (voice)
Keiko NemotoShizune (voice)
Saori HayamiSâra (voice)
Yumi ToumaSêramu (voice)
Yuko KobayashiMasakô (voice)
Fujiko TakimotoSarai / Young Asuma (voice)
Mutsumi TamuraYoung Kakashi (voice)

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Assigned on a mission to capture Mukade, a missing-nin, Naruto Uzumaki sets out for the once glorious historic ruins of "Ouran", where he pursues and corners the rouge ninja. Mukade's goal is revealed to be a dormant leyline within the ruins; he unleashes the power of the leyline, causing a light to envelop Naruto,…

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Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Lost Tower runs for 1h 25m. The certification and runtime come from TMDB and can differ by region.

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