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Naruto Shippuden Movie?
Does anyone know where i can watch naruto movie 4 (shippuden)online with english subs?
Naruto Shippuuden the Movie was released in Japan on 4th August 2007. But I don’t think the subbed version of the movie will be made available online until sometime around April or May next year.
That’s because I think the movie can only be made available online after release of the movie DVD, and I suppose that would take a few months. And it will take some time for Dattebayo to do the subs too.
For instance, the 3rd Naruto movie was released on 5th August last year, and the subbed version of it was only made available for downloading on the net on 27th April this year. That means it took about 8 to 9 months for the subbed version of the movie to be made available on the Internet after its release in the cinemas.
So assuming that Naruto Shippuuden the Movie takes the same amount of time for the DVD release and the subs, the subbed version of the movie will be uploaded on the net around April or May next year. Yeah anyway when the movie is uploaded online, you should be able to get it at YouTube or Livevideo, here: http://www.youtube.com/, http://www.livevideo.com/. You can also get it from Naruto fansites too.
Yup hope that helps! 
Naruto 64 {3/3} English Dub
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Naruto: The Broken Bond – Pre-Played $29.99 After saving the village in Naruto: Rise of the Ninja, Naruto finds himself a full-fledged ninja. But with his new status comes a new, even greater challenge. When Sasuke, driven by painful memories, makes a desperate grab for power, Naruto must summon the courage to face his best friend before it’s too late. Lean on your teammates as you join with multiple characters to overcome challenges and emerge victorious in tag battles. Battle against prominent Naruto characters in beautifully rendered locations from the Naruto universe. Relive favorite moments from the original series with fully voiced acting, then choose from 25 characters in the Naruto franchise’s first-ever online multiplayer option. |
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