Naruto Shippuden The Movie: Blood Prison (2011) Movie Review

108 min

Director: Masahiko Murata
Writer: Akira Higashiyama

Plot: Naruto's battle to reclaim his honor begins! Naruto is convicted of a serious crime he didn't commit and is sent to the inescapable prison, Hozuki Castle. The warden, Mui, quickly seals away Naruto's chakra to prevent him from rebelling. Refusing to give up, Naruto plans his escape while also befriending his fellow inmates Ryuzetsu and Maroi. But he can't help but wonder what their ulterior motives are...

In Blood Prison, the movie starts as the Fourth Raikage is attacked by a person impersonating Naruto and is connected to other attacks from other villages that all point to Naruto being responsible. So as a result The Hokage and most of Naruto's comrades decides to send Naruto to a Prison where Ninjas who have betrayed their own villages go.

Naruto is sent there and even though he knows he is innocent. No one believes him and he tries his best to escape as many times as he can. As a result he is sent to confinement quite a few times and you actually see the character put in a much different situation than you normally see him in. He ends up teaming with a women who is out for vengence agaisnt the warden of the prison.

Naruto tries to find a way to escape while at the same time helping this women and trying to find out who is the person who is setting him help.

Though the overall premise doesn't really make sense this actually ends up being one of the more entertaining movies out of all the Naruto Shippuden releases. Even though the movie is filled with things that just don't make sense logically but if you can look past them or even ignore them, you can enjoy this movie. 

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