Not only was it hard to get invested when they fought the stone army due to the subpar CGI, but the way the army was defeated felt anticlimactic. Neji was his usual awesome self, and I liked that Rock Lee got to have more involvement in here than in "Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom." The majority of the animation in this film is pretty solid, but there is sadly some really bad CGI used for the stone army. I really like Naruto's teammates in this film, which were Sakura, Neji, and Rock Lee. The interactions between Naruto and the priestess kept me interested most of the time, even if it undeniably felt rehashed from the previous films. The main villain is woefully underdeveloped as they barely showed him at all apart from the beginning and the climax, and we didn't even get to see any flashbacks pertaining to the priestess' backstory until near the end. A problem, though, is that some things weren't explored nearly enough. The storyline has some cool mythology in it and the priestess is an interesting character with an engaging backstory. It is mostly a decent movie, but many things held it back from being anything spectacular. The first "Naruto Shippuden" movie and the fourth "Naruto" movie overall, this one could have been a lot better.
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