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I have always thought that "adaptation" itself is a very interesting subject. For example, the first episode of the first season of "Sherlock" and "Westworld", even if you have read the original book, you will not feel that the adapted story has a sense of plagiarism. Sherlock's hair is curly, his relationship with Peanuts is curvy, and everyone thinks it all makes sense.

Netflix's "Death Note" is very different in setting from the original manga animation, but it has a lingering sense of plagiarism and unreasonableness.

1. The new L changed from eating sweets to eating candy, and the purpose became the superfluous "increase insulin level to focus attention", and after eating, the insulin level dropped and then you need to sleep.


In the original book, L eats a lot of sweets but has a thin body. In his impression, it was because of Mi Haisha's question. L explained that the operation of the brain requires a lot of energy, which means that he is a genius. If Haisha had known the truth about insulin earlier, and let go of her belly without being a star, she would be able to compete with L without the eyes of death. This secret should also be told to the FBI and the police in the new work. Not only does it not take a lot of trouble to ask L to investigate, but it can also cancel the coffee machines in major departments, improve efficiency, improve sleep, and save money.

2. As soon as Ye Shenyue took the note, she tremblingly killed a bully on campus under the instigation of Death. Later, in order to convince Mi Haisha that he did it, a hijacker saluted after releasing the hostage and was killed by a police car. Haisha's first reaction was to comfort her boyfriend that he saved the hostages, but did not mention the classmate who likes to bully.

I hope the next adaptation will save a sample in the experimental phase. At the same time, I hope that one of Yagami and Mi Haisha will pretend to care about one of the victims.


3. The person whose name is written is no longer "heart palsy", but various tragic deaths after writing Kira in Japanese, but it does not stop the people of the world from worshiping Kira.

The original "heart palsy" is the default option, and Ye Shenyue believes that this will make society feel that there is a power to dominate the world, and people will worship it. The new work is so straightforward, putting myself in my shoes, I would find it scary.

4. L's inference is confusing, and many are untenable when scrutinized.

L determined that Kira was in Seattle based on the exclusive broadcast of the above-mentioned hostage-taking news on Seattle local TV, and said that the hijacker was not using drugs but doing crazy behaviors, so he was manipulated.

The only thing that the hijacker did not do was salute, and the cause of death was also an "accident", and it was a little far-fetched to say that he was manipulated. The key is which TV station doesn't have a live webcast now.

L's determination that Kira is associated with the police is based on his previous use of hacking methods to "add hidden criminals to the law enforcement database", leading Kira to take action. Several yakuza members added to it died in Japan. Here I think the movie needs to explain why the Seattle police database has Japanese criminals.

As for every other L's decision, as long as it is stated in a declarative sentence, it is easy to make a black question mark.

When L first came to Seattle, he sent someone to follow him, but he did not monitor Yashinyue, nor did he investigate the sea sand that had been clouding with him. After all the detectives were killed, the men and women on campus were still able to boldly meet outside and discuss countermeasures. L only found out that Haisha was involved at the end.

L was extremely angry when he found out that Kira had hurt the old housekeeper, and turned their house upside down in front of Father Ye and his son, but he did not investigate Ye Shenyue's locker at the school, so that he did not find any notes, nor Find the newspaper that appears at the end.

Ye Shenyue used the control ability of the two days before his death to let the old housekeeper investigate L's name, and asked the housekeeper to call his mobile number from time to time to report the situation. At this time, L had already deployed monitoring equipment to Ye Shen's house, but it seemed that no monitoring equipment had been deployed. L never went to the phone to track down the missing old housekeeper, nor did he stop Yagami from using his non-disposable, non-encrypted mobile phone.

L suddenly remembered the New York orphanage while monitoring Yagami, and sent someone to prevent his identity from being revealed. NYPD arrives at the orphanage and finds, identifies and shoots the butler. Surprised, sad and angry when L learns the news, he goes after Yagami. Here is a non-objective statement, the note is that people other than their names cannot be controlled, so the key to shooting seems to be the decision of the New York police.

Ye Shenyue went out and pretended to participate in the party, and L continued to send people to monitor. But after the screen changed a few times, Ye Shenyue still took out the notes from the locker without anyone, and started to use it after freezing in front of the camera for 2 seconds. After the use was over, the person monitoring and tracking still failed to appear.

5. The new dad seems to have added the ability to see the prophet. At the beginning, unknown Kira set up a team in Seattle to start an investigation. At the end, he found the missing newspaper clippings about his mother's enemy in his son's room. He figured out that his son had completed his revenge and concluded that he was Kira.

I don't know why Yagami, as a teenager with a poor memory, insists on not using Google Wiki when there is no wall. I don't understand why my father never asks his son if he has a newspaper clipping when there are only two people at home. I'm more curious. How could this newspaper survive after L turned their house upside down.

In short, this movie, which has only 90 minutes of credits, seems to have a hard target, which is to involve as many plot points of the original as possible without repetition. Much like the 10-minute radio gymnastics I used to do, I need lunges to expand my chest, clapping and stepping at the same time. Most of the content is not fully explained, and the presentation is slightly comical, if not fans, it is not at all obvious. Aside from the "Death Note" title, it's not very worth watching.

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