The Last Naruto: The Movie performs poorly in Brazil

Rafael Shinzo
I'm Rafael Alves, known as Shinzo, founder of AnimeNew. I created the site in 2009 with the mission of sharing news and updates about anime, manga, and...

The Last: Naruto The Movie, which concludes the main arc of young Naruto's journey, premiered in Brazilian cinemas last Thursday (28). Despite the fans' expectations, the film had a modest performance at the box office, grossing R$ 406,800 and securing only seventh place in the weekend ranking.

PlayArte distributed the anime film celebrating the 15th anniversary of Masashi Kishimoto's work in both dubbed and subtitled versions. Approximately 31,000 people attended the premiere, securing the film seventh place at the box office.

Therefore, the film failed to surpass Saint Seiya: Legend of Sanctuary, which drew 250,000 viewers to theaters in its opening weekend. Ultimately, the film secured second place at the nationwide box office.

Via: ANNTV

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