Naruto Shippûden: The Lost Tower

So I already know that a lot of the movies,don't have anything to do with the show and don't line up properly. But. This one was ridiculous. So first we start off telling him to cut the Chakra strings. Ok got it. But he missed several opportunities to cut it on multiple puppets. Then there's the time travel it's like ok that's off but fine let's say the transportation technique with that much chakra can create a time vortex. But what bothers me. Is i'm sure by now. Naruto has seen chojis. Yet he acts like he knows who no one is. So I guess this is before he learns sage mode. And doesn't meet his dad. So if he doesn't recognize the other two ok. But multiple times they split up and tell him to protect sara and they will handle the rest yet everytime here comes the puppet. And none of the other shinobis. So what are they doing in all that time. Where are they. They bring kakashi on the mission which he only did some explosion tags a few times. Other then that. He didn't need to be there. Then he does rasengan so many times and he never saw it until the end. And how did he find out that if two rasengans together can create and ultimate one. Which by the way is probably the only good part of the whole movie. Then also how did they find out that guy was from the future. Six years ago he arrived like where did they get this intel. And why were the locals so off their rockets always looking confused. And then the Gillian was under ground controlling s puppet. But they never sent after him. How did he die. Then he does the rasengan was told to never do again sure it got absorbed. But didn't he learn not to do it again. And he barely even uses the kyobi chakra. Sorry but I found this to be the weakest one ever made with any of the Naruto's. Everyone jsut leaves naruto to dk everything. Where are they they weren't shown to be defeated just not around. The story just doesn't make sense.

I have become accustomed with some pretty weird ideas in Naruto movies and a lot of useless scenes before Naruto unleashes some fox power or has the will of fire do something or something ridiculous like this. In Lost Tower, the story is much more believable, the characters are interesting and likable and overall the only thing I had a problem with is that Naruto is a very young one, a long time before the one in the anime as I know it. Of course, this was released in 2010 and has reached Europe a year later and I am seeing now, so a lot has happened since then. Basically, Naruto goes in the past, fights the evil madman ninja and saves the girl. He still gets none, though, which should have been frustrating for anyone not Japanese. Some interesting interaction with his father, though. Bottom line: an easy win for the Naruto movies.