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It would be best for you to read the understanding of this scene before making judgement on it alone because the scene doesn't really make sense without seeing the first half of the movie.
I wrote the explanation
Okay so the majority of us realize by now how lazy and unmotivated of a shinobi Boruto was, right? Here is where things get interesting. After meeting Sasuke, and getting pushed over the limit by his father messing up important moments for his family. He decided he would defeat his father so that he can look in their direction (Boruto thinks Naruto doesn't love them enough because of his mistakes).
That's when he meets Sasuke, Naruto's rival. He then gets all excited and blah blah.
When Sasuke told Boruto to make the Rasengan, this was the first time Boruto decided to take training seriously. Well the more literal term the movie makes is purely train. Sarada and Konohamaru make note that he doesn't like to train at all.
When Boruto mastered the Rasengan in a few days (took 3-4 days from memory), he was impressed with his efforts because this was the first time he made something with effort. A few scenes before Sasuke was comparing Boruto to Naruto (after meeting him for a few seconds), and Naruto denied that by saying if anything, Boruto was more like the 'old' Sasuke. He then took it back by saying "no, even then your clothes were more scratched up than his were". Implying that at least Sasuke worked hard to get to where he did, while Boruto was incredibly lazy despite being a talented boy.
So when Boruto made his Rasengan, Sasuke made a mental note to how his clothes started to become 'ragged' and 'dirty'.
That's when he meets Sasuke, Naruto's rival. He then gets all excited and blah blah.
When Sasuke told Boruto to make the Rasengan, this was the first time Boruto decided to take training seriously. Well the more literal term the movie makes is purely train. Sarada and Konohamaru make note that he doesn't like to train at all.
When Boruto mastered the Rasengan in a few days (took 3-4 days from memory), he was impressed with his efforts because this was the first time he made something with effort. A few scenes before Sasuke was comparing Boruto to Naruto (after meeting him for a few seconds), and Naruto denied that by saying if anything, Boruto was more like the 'old' Sasuke. He then took it back by saying "no, even then your clothes were more scratched up than his were". Implying that at least Sasuke worked hard to get to where he did, while Boruto was incredibly lazy despite being a talented boy.
So when Boruto made his Rasengan, Sasuke made a mental note to how his clothes started to become 'ragged' and 'dirty'.
The translation follows (from memory)
It’s pretty small, isn’t it.” - Sasuke
"“It really can’t be called much of a Rasengan, however…”
Before Boruto would listen to his words, he threw it in anger because he thought that Sasuke would be impressed with his efforts due to him actually putting hard work into something in a long time. He threw the Rasengan and ran away, it was at this time where he ran to Katasuke for guidance and the scientist began to lure him into the device.
Before that, Sarada came from the bushes (she was watching Boruto this whole time)
“Hn…you’re as severe as ever, huh, Papa…I’m just going to say one thing because I think you don’t know this about Boruto, ok - Sarada
“Boruto really isn’t the hard-working type! It’s a miracle he kept it up this long! You understand what I mean, right? Hey?! Listen to me a little-” - Sarada
“He really misunderstood. That usuratonkachi.” - Sasuke
“I never said he was no good. I thought I’d take him as a disciple, and yet…” - Sasuke
Basically what Sasuke noticed was that the Rasengan was special because Boruto applied an elemental nature to it, clearly you can see that it's wind. Though the movie doesn't explain the elemental nature.
Sasuke just says that he applied an elemental nature to it, but for some reason they didn't point out which one out of the three it was, despite it being incredibly obvious :lol
Sasuke just says that he applied an elemental nature to it, but for some reason they didn't point out which one out of the three it was, despite it being incredibly obvious :lol
Enjoy.
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