Death Note

Dario 2022-03-27 09:01:09

"Paper Towns" newcomer Nat Wolff is in talks to star in the horror film "Death Note," produced by Warner Bros., according to Adaptation of the popular Japanese manga of the same name.
"Death Note" was created by Tsugumi Ohba and painted by Takeshi Obata. It is a set of psychological suspense reasoning comics serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump from December 2003 to May 2006. The protagonist of the story is a high school student who accidentally picks up a notebook and finds that as long as he writes a person's name on the notebook, that person will die instantly.
A series of mysterious deaths created by the high school student draws the attention of a detective who sets out to track down the killer and try to unravel the truth.
Death Note has been adapted into an animated TV series, two live-action films and a video game set in Japan. Warner Bros. bought the rights to the U.S. version of the film a few years ago, and it was only earlier this year that Adam Wingard, the director of "The Guest," was set to direct.

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Death Note quotes

  • James Turner: How does Kira get to decide who lives and dies? Who's guilty, and innocent? Is there a complaint department if I don't like one of Kira's decisions - or would complaining just get me put on Kira's list?

  • L: The individual known as Kira, as I'm sure you're aware, has taken credit for over 400 deaths. While we don't know how he kills his victims, we do know how he chooses them. Prior to these deaths, all of the victims have had their identities released to the media. This would suggest that Kira is not some omnipotent force. He's a person, like you or me. He is also a coward. A child wielding power he does not understand, mistakenly believing that in doing so, he's at no risk to himself. He's wrong. Kira, if you're watching this, know that I am coming for you. Unless, of course, you'd like to kill me now.