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Death Note デスノート, Desu Nōto is a series of live-action Japanese films, including a short film and a miniseries. It is based on the Death Note manga series by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata. The first two films adapt the manga series with some notable changes, and after that the series continues with original story lines. Overview[] The first and second films, titled Death Note and Death Note The Last Name, were both released in 2006. The two films adapt the main manga storyline but keep the battle between Light Yagami and L. As with the manga, the story centers around university student Light who decides to rid the world of evil with the help of a supernatural notebook, called a Death Note, that kills anyone whose name is written in it. The two films were directed by Shūsuke Kaneko, produced by Nippon Television, and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures Japan. A spin-off film directed by Hideo Nakata by the name of L Change the WorLd was released on February 9, 2008. A short film focusing on Matsuda, titled Matsuda Spinoff, was aired on television prior to the film's release and was later released as a DVD extra. A fourth film, titled Death Note Light Up the NEW World, was release on October 29, 2016. A three-episode prequel miniseries bridging the 10-year gap, titled Death Note New Generation, premiered September 16, 2016 on Hulu Japan. The day before the film released, the re-edited version of the first two films with newly shot footage was aired on Nihon TV under the title Death Note Genius of the Counterattack デスノート逆襲の天才, Death Note Gyakushu no Tensai.[1][2][3] Plot[] Death Note and Death Note The Last Name[] Death Note The Last Name, the second film in the series. L Change the WorLd, the spin-off third film in the series. Main articles Death Note 2006 film and Death Note The Last Name Light Yagami is a To-Oh University student who resents the crime and corruption in the world. His life undergoes a drastic change when he discovers a mysterious notebook, known as the "Death Note," lying on the ground. The Death Note's instructions claim that if a human's name is written within it, that person will be killed. Light is initially skeptical of the Death Note's authenticity, believing it is just a prank. However, after experimenting with it and killing two criminals, Light is forced to admit that the Death Note is real. After meeting with the previous owner of the Death Note, a Shinigami named Ryuk, Light seeks to become "the God of the New World" by passing his judgment on criminals. The number of inexplicable deaths of reported criminals catches the attention of the International Police Organization and a mysterious detective known only as "L." L deduces that the murderer, dubbed by the public as "Kira" derived from the Japanese pronunciation of the English word "Killer", is located in Japan. L also concludes that Kira can kill people without laying a finger on them. Light realizes that L will be his greatest nemesis, and a race to prove mental superiority between the two begins. L Change the WorLd[] With only a few days left before he dies, L continues solving cases. When a small village in Thailand experiences a deadly virus outbreak, F sends Watari a message along with a boy who is immune to the virus. L must figure out who's behind the creation of the virus and stop them before it's released globally. Death Note New Generation[] A prequel mini-series to the fourth film that bridges the ten-year gap from the previous films. The three-episode series introduces the three new main characters Tsukuru Mishima, Ryuzaki, and Yuki Shien. Death Note Light Up the NEW World[] Death Note Light Up the NEW World, the fourth film in the series. It's been ten years since the confrontation between L and Light. Once again, shinigami bring Death Notes to the ground, and the human world falls to chaos. Following in the late Soichiro Yagami's footsteps, Tsukuru Mishima leads the Death Note Task Force. Ryuzaki, who is the true successor of L, is also investigating. Yuki Shien is a cyber-terrorist and Kira supporter. A three-way battle ensues between these men over the notebooks. Cast[] Character Actor English dub L Ken'ichi Matsuyama Alessandro Juliani Light Yagami Tatsuya Fujiwara Brad Swaile Misa Amane Erika Toda Shannon Chan-Kent Naomi Misora Asaka Seto Nicole Oliver Ryuk Shidou Nakamura voice Brian Drummond Rem Shinnosuke Ikehata voice Michael Dobson Raye Iwamatsu Shigeki Hosokawa Michael Adamthwaite Watari Shunji Fujimura Ron Halder Soichiro Yagami Takeshi Kaga Chris Britton Shiori Akino Yuu Kashii Ashleigh Ball Sayu Yagami Hikari Mitsushima Kristie Marsden Kanzo Mogi Shin Shimizu John Murphy Lind L. Tailor Matt Lagan Ted Cole Sachiko Yagami Michiko Godai Saffron Henderson Shuichi Aizawa Tatsuhito Okuda Trevor Devall Touta Matsuda Sota Aoyama Vincent Tong Hirokazu Ukita Ikuji Nakamura Jeremy From Kevin LeRoy Ruben Chacon Ryotaro Sakajo Masanori Fujita Michael Donovan FBI agent Norman England Matsubara Takeo Nakahara Ron Halder Sasaki Yoji Tanaka Bill Switzer Saeki Masahiko Tsugawa Kiyomi Takada Nana Katase Heather Doerksen Takeshi Maruo Vincent Tong Sanami Miyuki Komatsu Janyse Jaud Takuo's friend Michael Donovan Kiichiro Osoreda Minagawa Sarutoki Brian Dobson Katsuya Seta Brian Dobson Takuo Shibuimaru Kaohiko Kaoda Louis Chirillo Yusuke Hibisawa Toshiyuki Watarai Louis Chirillo Koreyoshi Kitamura David Kaye Ayako Yoshino Ai Maeda Near Narushi Fukuda Micheal Strusievici Maki Nikaido Mayuko Fukuda Chantal Strand Kimiko Kujo Youki Kudoh Cathy Weseluck Kimihiko Nikaido Shingo Tsurumi Ted Cole Hideaki Suruga Kiyotaka Nanbara Brian Dobson Daisuke Matoba Masanobu Takashima John Murphy Koichi Matsudo Sei Hiraizumi Micheal Dobson F Kazuki Namioka Richard Ian Cox Asao Konishi Bokuzō Masana Mark Oliver Tamotsu Yoshizawa Yuta Kanai Kirby Morrow Hatsune Misawa Megumi Sato Tabitha St. Germain Shin Kagami Renji Ishibashi John Novak Azetsu Mokutu Hao Ganhane Yagure Mokotu Ayui Naisora Megan Hollingshead Tsukuru Mishima Masahiro Higashide Ryuzaki Sousuke Ikematsu Yuki Shien Masaki Suda Sakura Aoi Rina Kawaei Sho Nanase Mina Fujii Shin Kuromoto Ryouseke Takei Uei Uragami Ippei Osako Arma Miyuki Sawashiro voice Bepo Tori Matsuzaka voice Junrou Sugawara Akio Kaneda Alexey Ivanov Sergey Gonchanov Kenichi Mikuriya Funakoshi Eiichiro Roger Irving Sergey Kuvaev Teru Mikami Kensei Mikami History[] The first film, simply known as Death Note, premiered in Japan on June 17, 2006 and topped the Japanese box office for two weeks, pushing The Da Vinci Code into second place. It is mostly faithful to the manga, starting in medias res with Light in university and flashing back a month earlier to when he received the Death Note. It ends with his first meeting with L. The second movie, Death Note The Last Name, premiered on November 3, 2006, and instantly topped the Japanese box office, remaining at number one for four straight weeks, and grossed billion yen in Japan by the end of the year, making it one of the year's highest grossing Japanese films. It combines elements from the rest of the storyline creating an outcome similar to the manga, but with a few key differences. There is a spin-off, featuring L as the protagonist, entitled L Change the WorLd, directed by Ring director Hideo Nakata, which was released in 2008. The first Death Note film was released in Hong Kong on August 10, 2006, Taiwan on September 8, 2006, Singapore on October 19, 2006, Malaysia on November 9, 2006 with English and Chinese subtitles, and in the Unite Kingdom on April 25, 2008,. The sequel was released in Hong Kong on November 3, 2006, in Taiwan on November 24, 2006, in Singapore on December 28, 2006, and in Malaysia on January 25, 2007, with English and Chinese subtitles. The world premiere was shown in UA Langham Place cinema in Hong Kong on October 28 2006, and this film is the first Japanese movie to have its world premiere in Hong Kong. It is also available in American specialty stores. Although the dialogue is still only in Japanese, the Hong Kong release of the DVD has English subtitles the Japanese release only has Japanese subtitles. The first movie had a limited theatrical release in North American on May 20th and 21st. One of the theatrical version featured subtitles, while the other was dubbed and featured the voice actors from the English dub of the anime. The first film was released on DVD on September 16th, 2008, with The Last Name arriving soon after. The film series was continued in 2016 with the release of the prequel miniseries drama Death Note New Generation. The television film Death Note Genius of the Counterattack condensed the first two films as a summary leading up to the new film, Death Note Light Up the NEW World. DVDs[] Currently these film DVDs have been released in Japan Death Note The Movie Death Note The Last Name Death Note Movie 3-Disc Set Death Note Movie Documentary DEAD or ALIVE L Change the WorLd Music[] Soundtracks Sound of Death Note Sound of Death Note the Last Name Sound of L Change the WorLd Triple Club Re-mix Death Note Light Up the NEW World Original Soundtrack Theme Songs Title Artist Type Featured in Manatsu no Yoru no Yume Shikao Suga Insert Death Note 2006 film Dani California Red Hot Chili Peppers Ending Death Note 2006 film Opening Death Note The Last Name Opening Death Note Genius of the Counterattack Snow Hey Oh Red Hot Chili Peppers Ending Death Note The Last Name I'll Be Waiting Lenny Kravitz Ending L Change the WorLd Fighter Namie Amuro Ending Death Note New Generation Insert Death Note Light Up the NEW World Dear Diary Namie Amuro Ending Death Note Light Up the NEW World Tribute Albums Death Note Tribute The Songs for Death Note the movie～the Last name Tribute Literature[] Novelizations L Change the WorLd Death Note Light Up the NEW World Film Novelization Booklets Death Note Official Movie Guide Death Note The Last Name Official Movie Guide L Change the WorLd Official Movie Guide L FILE No. 15 Reception to Death Note[] A press release stated that 80% of viewers in one theater described satisfaction with the film. The film earned $41 million United States dollars in Japan, $ million USD in Hong Kong, and $ million USD in the Republic of China. Some fans also enjoyed the Different story preferring L to win in the end and stay alive until the end of the film. In 2007 The Star Malaysia article states that more than ten film companies in the United States expressed interest in creating a remake. North American remake[] Netflix's Death Note film poster of Light Main article Death Note 2017 film Netflix developed a separate Death Note film which was released streaming on August 25, 2017.[4] The film was directed by Adam Wingard and stars Nat Wolff as Light Turner based on Light Yagami, Margaret Qualley as Mia Sutton Misa Amane, and Keith Stanfield as L. The film location is set in Seattle instead of Tokyo, and many changes were made to the storyline and the characters. Talk about an American remake began in 2007,[5] the year after the release of the first two Japanese films. Until its release in 2017, the production shifted multiple directors, screenwriters, and distributors. Wingard was announced as the director in 2015,[6] casting began in late 2015, and principal photography took place in 2016. Warner Brothers was on board to distribute the film when they dropped the production just before it was ready to go into principal photography, but it was picked up by Netflix who gave it a budget of $40-$50 million. Navigation[] Death Note series and adaptations Manga2003 - 2006Film series2006 - 2016Anime2006 - 2007TV drama2015Musical2015American film2017Audio drama2018 - 2019 References[] ↑ Tatsuya Fujiwara Also Comes Back as Light in New "Death Note" Film, Crunchy Roll, October 14, 2016. ↑ Official Tweet announcement, deathnote_2016 official account, October 13, 201. ↑ 【決定】映画公開前日にテレビ『金曜ロードSHOW！』で“特別版”が放送決定！タイトルは…「デスノート逆襲の天才」！, Death Note Official Line Blog official account, October 14, 2016. ↑ Watch the first trailer for Netflix’s live-action Death Note movie, The Verge, 2017 March 22. ↑ Last but not least. The Star, 2007 January 14. ↑ 'Guest' Director Adam Wingard Signs On for 'Death Note' Exclusive, The Hollywood Reporter, 2015 April 27.

I'm often on the defending party for films. I notice that many reviewers seem to complain much about any movie is released. That was the case with Alien covenant, for example. That movie was far superior to this one. Prior to the film, I watched in about three days the entire Death Note series. Because I really just got into it and don't plan on watching the anime again soon, I don't consider myself a fan never watched animes before, by the way, but I reckon it was a very clever series. At times it had its cheesiness, but still worked pretty well. When the source material is well written, I don't think that departing from it is the right choice. The Martian proved that, for instance. Changching the plot should be always for the benefit of it, and not to overly simplify the story and to take out some of it core Note's film adaptation chose this second route. I have the feeling that they didn't understand at all what was the series about. The anime mostly focused on L and Light's intellectual fight, battles of tricks and making one and another be unsure about what his intentions are. Ryuk who I thought would be a practical effect and not CGI, as instead it sadly proved to be had more importance. Truth is, this movie had also a very low runtime in order to cover up the plot well, it might have needed an extra 40 minutes so a 2h 30m film, but it would have needed an entirely different when the movie finished, it turned out to be just a rushed sequence of events, most of which seemed incoherent if seen next to the anime, which was a very clever story. Ultimately, the film settles for a needless and overly bloody gore feast. The speed of this film is so fast paced that, by when I arrived to the 1 hour mark, I could not believe that we had forty minutes left. And I came to realise that nothing that happened felt relevant to the whole storyline. Death note should have been adapted in a slightly slower paced film, and had minimal gore most of people died by heart attack. That wouldn't mean that it had to be necessarily a boring film, or a non-R rated one. The themes of moral ambiguity and killing powers make it anyways a very dark story to only positive note I could find in all of this is that sometimes both L and Light's actor delivered scenes which made me suggest that they where up to the roles, if the original anime was to be followed. L sometimes used the anime character's same line delivery, Light seemed capable of behaving as a bloodthirsty, dark and evil character. Sadly, the movie didn't allow the actors to perform their characters rightfully. Williem Dafoe's voice sounded exactly like the original Ryuk's. That said, Ryuk appeared for about 4 minutes, so there wasn't much this is the perfect example on how an adaptation of a good source material can simply suck. I recall only Eragon being such an unfaithful, unrightful and almost offensive adaptation to a very clever and deep story.

Todas as adaptações com atores de carne e osso da obra! Sucesso absoluto nos últimos 20 anos, Death Note é, originalmente, uma série em mangá escrita por Tsugumi Ohba e ilustrada por Takeshi Obata. Tendo sua primeira publicação em 2003, chegando ao fim em 2006, a história contando com 12 volumes compilados dos capítulos publicados na revista japonesa Weekly Shounen Jump, conhecida por ser a casa de títulos famosos como Dragon Ball, Naruto e, mais recentemente, Boku no Hero trama de Death Note gira em torno de Light Yagami, um adolescente totalmente entediado com o mundo a sua volta que encontra um caderno no pátio de sua escola. Ao abri-lo, encontra uma série de instruções de como usá-lo e que a finalidade do tal caderno seria a morte de todo aquele que tivesse seu nome escrito em suas não apenas de animação e mangá vive o título e vários live-actions sobre a obra foram produzidos no decorrer dos anos, não apenas em solo oriental como também para os lados de cá no ocidente. Chegou a hora de conhecer essas adaptações! Death Note 2006Onde assistir? O filme está disponível na Netflix. O primeiro filme da série foi lançado em 2006 com o enredo base do mangá e do anime. Ele estreou no dia 17 de junho de 2006, sendo sucesso imediato de bilheteria no Japão, fazendo com que títulos como O Código da Vinci caíssem para o segundo lugar nas bilheterias. A adaptação liderou a lista de filmes mais assistidos do país por duas semanas inteiras, e foi produzida por Toyoharu Fukuda, Takahiro Kohashi e Takahiro Satou, contando com a direção de Shuusuke Kaneko e nomes de peso da atuação nipônica como Tatsuya Fujiwara como Light Yagami e Erika Toda como Misa Amane. Death Note O Último Nome 2006Onde assistir? O filme está disponível na Netflix. Sequência direta do filme anterior, Death Note O Último Nome teve sua estreia em 03 de novembro de 2006 se tornando, assim como seu predecessor, sucesso imediato nas bilheterias nipônicas, conquistando ainda mais público que o primeiro filme e ficando no topo das bilheterias por quatro semanas ao invés de apenas duas. Não houve mudanças em termos de produção, direção e atuação e, de modo geral, o filme fechou bem o enredo iniciado pelo primeiro filme, caindo no gosto do público de forma bastante positiva. L Change the World 2008L Change the World também se trata de uma continuação direta dos filmes de 2006 contando os acontecimentos após a queda de Kira retratada em The Last Name. Roteirizado pelos criadores da obra somados a Hitoroshi Kobayashi, o filme apresenta até mesmo personagens que não aparecem na obra original, mas também se mostrou bem aceito pelos fãs japoneses, liderando bilheterias assim como seus dois títulos anteriores. Também há uma mudança de direção neste filme, o cargo ficando nas mãos de Hideo Nakada, ao invés do bom e velho Shuusuke Kaneko com o qual os fãs estavam tão acostumados. O que, de forma alguma, interferiu aceitação por parte do Note 2015Aqui temos uma adaptação na forma de dorama da obra de Obata e Ohba. Uma série de 11 episódios, com 55-85min de duração cada. O projeto esteve em exibição entre 05 de junho de 2015 e 13 de setembro de 2015, mostrando que a história de Death Note ainda tinha muito a ofertar ao público, mesmo que o enredo não tenha sofrido tantas alterações e inovações por parte dos diretores Ryuuichi Inomata, Ryou Nishimura e Marie Iwasaki. No dorama, o elenco de atores e atrizes foi totalmente renovado nessa nova adaptação, mas a tradição dos nomes de peso do ramo de atuação no elenco de versões em carne e osso da obra foi mantida com nomes como Kento Yamazaki como L e Masataka Kubota como Light Yagami. Death Note Iluminando um Novo Mundo 2016Onde assistir? O filme está disponível na Netflix. Death Note Iluminando um Novo Mundo é uma nova continuação do filme The Last Name de 2006, contando com participações do elenco original e direção de Shinsuke Sato. O filme foi exibido nos cinemas de diversos países, tendo estreado no Brasil em agosto de 2017. O filme também um sucesso de bilheteria no Japão, embora não tenha alcançado o topo de bilheteria nos cinemas japoneses, ficando em décimo nono no ranking de filmes mais vistos de 2016, ao lado do longa animado Koe no katachi. Death Note 2017Onde assistir? O filme está disponível na Netflix. Longa produzido pela Netflix e dirigido por Adam Wingard, trata-se da versão em live action com pior recepção por parte dos fãs e da crítica, recebendo apenas 38% no Rotten Tomatoes. As diversas mudanças para “americanizar” a obra acabaram por tornar o filme “fraco e esquecível” segundo críticos, deixando aspectos que garantiam a qualidade da obra no mangá e no anime de lado. Mesmo com todos esses aspectos negativos, Death Note de 2017 foi elogiado pelos autores da obra justamente pelas alterações, permitindo assim que a obra “alcançasse um público mais amplo”. De qualquer forma, o filme está disponível no catálogo da Netflix para que você possa conferir o resultado com seus próprios olhos e tirar suas próprias conclusões!

Death Note デスノート, Desu Nōto is a live-action television drama that aired from July to September 2015 on NTV. It is based on the Death Note manga series but includes many notable changes. The series was announced in April 2015. Masataka Kubota stars as Light Yagami and Kento Yamazaki as L. Plot[] Light Yagami is a normal college student living with his father and sister in a society with an imperfect justice system. One night, after encountering a school bully, he finds a strange black notebook, which allows the user to kill a person simply by writing down their name. He resolves to use the Death Note to bring justice to the world by killing criminals, while the great detective L resolves to solve the case and catch him. Characters[] RyukJun Fukushima & Daisaku NishinoRemAyumi Tsunematsu Notable changes[] There are several major changes from the manga the series is based on Light's mother, Sachiko Yagami, is dead prior to the series. Light is an average college student with a close group of friends and little ambition, working a part-time job at a pub. He also genuinely likes Misa Amane, regularly attends her concerts, and intentionally looks up the name of her parents' murderer to kill him. Light wanted to be a police officer when he was younger but his father's absence after his mother's death caused him to drop this ambition in the show's present day. Misa Amane sings in the popular girl group Ichigo Berry. She realizes Light is Kira when she spots him at one of her concerts and cannot see his lifespan after she obtains the Shinigami Eyes. Misa's Death Note is red instead of black. She does not obtain the Shinigami Eyes a second time, and survives albeit with erased memories. Unlike in the manga, where the lifespan isn't understood by humans, Misa can decipher the numbers floating above a person's head and thus knows when they will die. Ryuk gives the Death Note directly to Light, rather than just dropping it for anyone to find. He actively encourages Light to use the notebook, even bringing it back when discarded by the latter. Near is introduced early and is in regular contact with L. Near therefore has a stronger presence throughout the events of the series. Mello is depicted as a puppet to which Near gives a personality and a voice. L and Watari treat Mello as a separate person, although they and Near are all aware that he is a puppet. Teru Mikami is introduced early as the prosecutor handling Misa's case, meaning that the two are in regular contact. He writes L's name in Misa's stolen Death Note after seeing it with his Shinigami Eyes, and survives albeit with erased memories. Raye Penber's fiance is Cathy Cambell, but she doesn't take the role of Naomi Misora, who isn't in the series. L wears shoes, sprawls in his chairs and consumes energy drinks instead of confectionary. He changes his shirt when it gets stained, and crosses his legs instead of propping them in front of his torso. Rem survives, and returns to the Shinigami Realm with Ryuk. Release[] The series aired on NTV from July 5, 2015 to September 13, 2015. The series was simultaneously released streaming online with English subtitles by Crunchyroll in multiple territories. The first episode was available on July 8th at 730 pm Pacific Time.[1] It was available within a few days of the Japanese airing for Crunchyroll subscribers, and a week later for free for all viewers. The series was released in Japan on DVD and Blu-ray as a box set on January 27th, 2016. Music[] The drama was scored by Takayuki Hattori and released on the Death Note Original Soundtrack. The song Aryarya, performed by Misa's group Ichigo Berry, prominently features in the series. Trivia[] Cathy Cambell's name is clearly written as "Cambell" onscreen in episode 2, but the official subtitles misspell it as "Campbell." Belle's name is written as "Belle" onscreen in episode 3, but the official subtitles misspell it as "Bell." At the end of the series finale, the teaser trailer for Death Note Light Up the NEW World aired for the first time under the initial title Death Note 2016. Video[] Drama Teaser TrailerDrama trailer compilation Gallery[] Promotional image of LightPromotional image of LPromotional image of NearPromotional image of Light, L, and NearPromotional image of MisaPromotional image of MikamiPromotional image of LightPromotional image of LightPromotional image of Light and LPromotional image of LPromotional image of Near, Mello, and LPromotional image of L Navigation[] Death Note series and adaptations Manga2003 - 2006Film series2006 - 2016Anime2006 - 2007TV drama2015Musical2015American film2017Audio drama2018 - 2019 External links[] Official website Official Twitter drama_deathnote deleted Wikipedia Death Note 2015 TV series IMDB Death Note Anime News Network's encyclopedia Death Note live-action TV Crunchyroll official English-subtitled streaming episodes Death Note Drama References[] ↑ "Death Note" Live-Action TV Drama Story Details Revealed, July 02, 2015.

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