Death Tome. In an anime-styled parody of Death Note, Lisa is cast as Light Yagami when she finds a book labeled "Death Tome". Inside, it says that if a person's name is written in the book, that person will die, but with the stipulation that every name must have a unique death; that cannot be repeated with another person's name written. The Death Note adaptation by Netflix has a lot of things wrong but the biggest one is its preposterous attempt at compressing a big chunk of the story told by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata over 108 chapters in the manga (and 37 episodes in the critically-acclaimed anime) into a film running barely over 90 minutes. There are two movies: Death Note and Death Note II: The Last Name. The first one covers the first half of the anime, and the second one covers the last half, but with some changes, of course. Here are the links to both movies. A man gets shot offscreen. Another man chases a young man with a gun, which he fires in the air, but doesn't harm the young man. The gun wielding man get knocked out by a witness so the young man can escape. A young woman watches a horror movie where a character's eyes get gouged out, possibly a Saw-like movie. Death Note: The Musical just made its English debut in London, and reviews are glowing so far. Death Note has been through a lot since the thriller debuted. Penned by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Mindhunter (2017-) - Available On Netflix. For those who are interested in knowing the psyche of a murderer, Mindhunter makes for a must-watch. Based on real-life psychological texts and interviews of serial killers by the FBI, the psychological thriller features hauntingly detailed conversations with killers like Charles Manson. By Kofi Outlaw - August 24, 2018 04:58 pm EDT. 6. After some long speculation, a sequel to Netflix's Death Note live-action movie has been confirmed! Instead of a big, official, announcement, the Death Note originally had an interesting premise, but it held the audience's attention with the chess match between light and L. without making light a super genius as well, the character of L doesn't have a foil and the whole point of him being in the film falls apart. if this had taken place in Dallas or Detroit and a kid in a dangerous area g2Zn.
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