The originally scheduled released date for "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" has been delayed for three days. Reasons as to why it was delayed haven't specified.
It was announced a few months ago that the movie will be having its English version to be out in the US next month. Crossmap has reported that the release date which was originally scheduled on October 7, 2015 was move back three days after the proposed schedule. It was not stated why Viz Media had to do some delays. But, at least, the anime fans and manga readers in North America still have the opportunity to watch it on big screens with their co-Naruto fans.
As it was reported earlier, movie tickets are being sold online. On Eleven Arts' Facebook status, it was confirmed that they are officially open for reservations of tickets and tickets are available on their official website. This is more convenient for the audiences not to mention that people can reserve according to what city they are located in the US.
Another rumor has been added in the rumor mills in the previous reports. In an article on the Design & Trend, "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" will be adapted into a live-action film. But until now, it has not been officially confirmed when. Everyone is now aware that since the anime series and manga has ended, fans are looking forward to its next movie franchise.
Lionsgate has reported that the production of the live-action film is under negotiations. In addition to that, sources say that Michael Gracey, former visual effects specialist, has signed for the filmmaking in company with Avi Arad and Ari Arad.
The movie will have its debut in North America on October 10 and will be released in 80 cities. So, if the film goes well, it's likely possible to have that live action franchise of "Boruto: Naruto the Movie". What do you think?
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