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PATREON PARTY PLEASER:This movie was selected by our Patreon Supporters over at the Cinematic Doctrine Patreon. Support as little as $3 a month and have your voice heard! Shirleon joins Melvin in summarizing one of the single most hated western adaptions of an anime to date: Death Note from Adam Wingard! From sporadic over-the-top violence to an extremely emotional protagonist, Death Note was a Hollywood picture a long-time coming, and while it's soured as a classic example of Netflix' early foibles, we're ready to find out what it is that really separates Death Note from it's anime counterpart.Topics:(PATREON EXCLUSIVE) 33-minutes of Melvin asking Shirleon what 15-different fictional and non-fictional characters would do if they received the death note, from Dr. Who to John Snow, and how they would be stopped from killing more people. (PATREON EXCLUSIVE)A Hollywood adaption of the Death Note story has been shopped around for nearly a decade by the time Netflix got its hands on the project.It doesn't take long before Shirleon and Melvin start to notice a series of issues with Death Note (2017).Discussing the characteristic disparity between Light Turner and Light Yagami.As The Ring is to Ringu, so to is Death Note (2017) to Death Note (2006). Everything is overly Americanized, including the tone.The very second L is introduced is when the movie begins to go completely downhill. It gets embarrassing.Discussing how the third act makes literally no sense if you spend even a second thinking about it.Recommendations:reMarkable: The Paper Tablet (Technology)A Bundle Full of Cats (Video Game Collection)Subnautica (2018) (Video Game) Support the showSupport on Patreon for Unique Perks! Early access to uncut episodes Vote on a movie/show we review One-time reward of two Cinematic Doctrine Stickers & Pins Social Links: Threads Website Instagram Facebook Group

James tells Steven all about the Netflix Death Note movie whilst sharing opinions on volume 9 of the manga. And some talk around the effects of the Death Note and the how it functions as a magical almost Lovecraftian object of cosmic or psychological horror. Skip synopsis @ 4:25 Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   096: Death Note vol. 9 ⁓ Contact Chapters 71 and 79 ‘Contact' and ‘Lies' Story by Tsugumi Ohba Artwork by Takeshi Obata Translation by Alexis Kirsch Lettering by Gia Cam Luc Light repeats his tactic of controlling one of Mello's gangs in order to gain information on Mello's hideout.  This time, he sends Ryuk with a spare Death Note and tells him to work with the Japanese task force in order to help them find and kill Mello as well as return Mello's Death Note to Sidoh, the original owner and death god. During this point onward Light decides to hide Misa's Death Note on his person and banks on Matsuda making the Shinigami eye deal, instead Soichiro makes the deal, with Light himself prepared to kill Soichiro so to support the belief in the fake 13-day rule that he fabricated so to maintain his innocence. After a conflict with Mello and his men, Soichiro learns of Melo's real name and recovers a Death Note but soon dies of his injuries. Light returns the Death Note to Sidoh and sends him away. Soon the U.S. Government pardons Kira and officially disbands Near's team, the SPK.  Mello, having survived the conflict with Soichiro, holds SPK agent Hal as a hostage and intrudes on Near's Headquarters. Near gives Mello his photo and in return Mello gives Near clues by telling him of the existence of Shinigami and saying that there is a fake Death Note rule. Near works with Light (who he knows as the new L) over Kira- and Mello-related matters while suspecting Light is Kira. Near determines the 13-day rule written in the Death Note is fake and suspects Kira is the new L. Then Mello contacts the Japanese task force agent Mogi, managing to get Mogi under Near's interrogation but also leaking Near's headquarters to Light. Afterwards, Light spreads the information to Kira worshippers so to orchestrate an attack on Near.   Topics: Because of how Syndar was manipulated by Light in the previous volume we are seeing Light use the same tactic again. Clearly the Death Note has the power to change fate but it seems like it can also inflict insanity on the target, as we have seen with Kal Snydar and Naomi. The powers of the Death Note along with the Shinigami are Lovecraftian in nature. Meaning Ohba leaves it to our imagination where ever we want to rationalise their actions or take the Death Note on face value. Also, if you are to go by James' analysis that the mind itself is a box not unlike that of the Schrodinger's Cat experiment then the Death Note has the power to either change minds or be a catalyst for a pre-destined fate. In strange ways memories can often rewrite reality and as of the year 2022 CE we cannot prove what goes on inside someone's head metaphysically, and we cannot prove, certainly not to the layman, if you can hold multiple thoughts at one time. It is important to note that James only states theories as to what Naomi and Syndar was thinking whilst under the Death Note's influence. Mello has been vocal on how stupid he thinks the Japanese police are and as of volume 9 Near suspects that Kira is working under the Japanese police as L. The events after Death Note arguably take a turn for the implausible since Light suspiciously leads the Kira case as a part of the NPA, even after being suspected of being Kira. Ergo he should remain a suspect in terms of real-world logic. Additionally, Soichiro Yagami and Light lose the Death Note to Mello in order to protect Sayu Yagami. A demonstration of their biases due to having a personal involvement in the Kira case. It is most certainly a bad idea to have Light on the Death Note case, however for reasons that are actually known in the manga Light becomes the new L despite these fallacies. Major differences between the manga and the Netflix live action movie. Light Yagami is named Light Turner, an interesting translation since it keeps to a pun, in the manga Light spells his English sounding name “Raito” with the Kanji for Moon, this creates a dual meaning of his name being “Moonlight” but Moon can be read as “Tsuki”. With his surname being Yagami and when you spell out the individual Kanji it sounds very much like Yorukami Tsuki, or “Loving Night God” or “Loving Dark God” But the implication is that Light's name refers to moonlight or night. The Kira killings are outlandish and gory spectacles disguised as accidents, a la 2000's Final Destination. How anyone deduces that Kira is a person from this is not explained, where as the manga clearly outlines the Kira Modus Operandi as a heart attack, meaning Kira wants to be recognised for his killings and is successful in doing so. Misa Amane, is named Mia and is played by Margaret Qualley. Mia is a cheerleader who attends the same school as Light and has a love for horror movies. Both Mia and Light establish their relationship after Light gets the Death Note but before news of Kira becomes viral. Meaning both Mia and Light are culpable in the creation of Kira. Where as the manga clearly had a one-sided relationship where Light was the more manipulative one out of the two, and was a lot more secretive of the Death Note in the manga. Ryuk says how his name is pronounced, it is not “Raiuk” or “Rook” he is the only Shinigami who makes an appearance and there is no Rem. The Shinigami eyes are mentioned but no such deal is made throughout the movie. Light himself creates the term Kira and spreads that name using the internet and such forums (obviously this makes him suspicious but that matter is not addressed by L). L discovers Light as a suspect by deliberately leaking information of criminals. (This is flawed logically because if L is responsible for the leaks he cannot stop the proliferation of such information, meaning any supporter of Kira or amateur sleuth would be a suspect by this logic)   In the movie there is no Lind L. Tailor, which is a notable plot point in the manga because L needs to determine if Kira wants him dead before he can deduce wherever or not Kira can kill him. However, L does address Kira through a live broadcast and public press event. Unlike the manga he makes his statement L is in public wearing a mask, and does not hide behind a monitor. But like the manga L uses this event to determine that Kira can not kill without knowing the targets name and face. But again, L's logic in the movie is flawed. Although it is a correct hypothesis that Kira does indeed need a name and face to kill, L, has not determined a motive or a reason for Kira to choose him as a target. L is flawed because he does not factor in wherever Kira wants him dead or not, this is because Kira has not killed law enforcement at this point. L is merely guessing that Kira wants him dead because he antagonised Kira and lived. Whereas the manga has Lind L. Tailor antagonising Kira, as L, only to die in doing so. This is how L proves that Kira is not only willing to kill law enforcement but would kill L if he could do so. L does not show his reasoning on how he is able to deduce that Light is Kira, we are never privy to L's thought process as an audience. And there is no voice over.   Light threatens Ryuk with the Death Note. And Ryuk entertains the thought. Saying “there are four letters in my name, most anyone ever gotten were two” this is not possible to do in the manga. It is also unusual because a message in Light's Death Note clearly reads “Don't trust Ryuk”. Perhaps it was a misspelling? Or maybe Ryuk is bluffing? Light writes Watari's name in the Death Note, manipulating him to acquire L's real. This means that Watari is the real name of L's representative, instead of it being Quillish Wammy like the manga. A new rule exclusive to the Netflix movie is that you can burn a page of the Death Note effectively making any name written down in the destroyed page null and void to the effects of the Death Note. Another Netflix movie only rule is you can write someone's name in the Death Note and only have them die once the target's actions meet a set of pre-conceived requirements. E.g. “Mia dies upon touching the Death Note”. This obviously disregards the first rule “whoever's name is written in this note shall die” because so long as you do not meet the requirements, you can still live a long life without any passive effect of the Death Note.   By breaking and entering L finds a Death Note, or at least usable scraps of it. The implication is that L has evidence on Light, although how L can deduct that the note is the murder weapon is never explored.     Feel free to follow us through the following links: Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

Ya bois talk about one of the worst films ever created based on one of the best shows ever created. Death Note. They did us dirty...   Facebook: @ayewelcomeback1919 Twitter: @ayewelcomeback Instagram: @ayewelcomeback1919 Website: https://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/ayewelcomeback Email: ayewelcomeback@gmail.com

No-Read November continues on, with no reading this whole month and instead watching movies. Light Turner is just your average AMERICAN school kid that no one understands, getting picked on by bullies, and never noticed by the girl of his dreams. But what if he could make them all pay? Then William Dafoe gives him a magic notebook that can kill people. Now he's off to make the world a better place by killing criminals and becoming God. Also, if a cute girl notices him for it, then what's the harm? This week, Matt, Sam, Jae, and Jacob watch and discuss... the Netflix live-action Death Note movie... yay...Read along, meme along, or just yell at our bad opinions by following @OverMangaCast on Twitter.YouTube / Instagram / FacebookLeave a review: Podchaser

Da Binge Bois roll their ways to this week where we begrudgingly have to review the Netflix Death Note movie that no one wanted, and no one wants to see. But like always on these movie based episodes we must first complete Trailer Trash, and to be one hundred percent honest with you we didn't pick good trailers this week, so I'm not even gonna bother telling you guys what they were just listen to us ramble or skip that part and get to the good stuff. We hit the play button on ourselves as we decide to tear into the Death Note Netflix movie that we all hated and that isn't good, even if you haven't seen the anime. Da Bois talk about why Mia is the real protagonist in this movie, how Light Turner is actually Simp Turner, and that we think it is literally impossible to ruin Ryuk unless for some devilish reason you decide to turn him into a care bear. Join us next week as we begin our discussion of the anime series Monster with episodes 1 - 25, which can be found very easily to watch if you would like to watch along with us. As always thanks for watching, hit us up on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @DaBingeBois Twitter: @BingeBois If you wish to support the show check out our Audible link to help with our equipment!: http://www.audibletrial.com/DaBingeBois Shoutout BNH for Chill Clap that opens the show every week!

Heyhoi! Welkom bij de Anypodcast! De enige Nederlandse Podcast waarin elk onderwerp, op elk moment en op elke locatie wordt besproken! In deze aflevering behandel ik Light Yagami vs Light Turner van Death Note! Zoals veel van jullie weten heeft Netflix in 2017 de film 'Death Note' gereleased maar er was een hoop commentaar! Hoewel de film zelf veel klachten heeft gekregen over verschillende dingen heb ik besloten in deze podcast de hoofdpersoon van zowel de serie als de film onder de loep te nemen en ze met elkaar te vergelijken. Ik hoop dat jullie de aflevering leuk vinden! Vergeet niet de epsiode te delen, liken en de Anypodcast te volgen! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wil je op een ander platform naar de podcast luisteren? Dat kan! De platformen waarop de Anypodcast te beluisteren zijn: BREAKER: https://www.breaker.audio/anypodcast GOOGLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9lZmJhYjQwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz POCKET CASTS: https://pca.st/zv4rcjch RADIOPUBLIC: https://radiopublic.com/anypodcast-WdBv0R --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Volg de Anypodcast op Instagram voor de laatste updates en de mogelijkheid om mee te bepalen over de onderwerpen INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/_anypodcast/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Abonneer op het gloednieuwe kanaal voor de tofste content op het audiovisuele platform! YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjp-JzKCGkDC7ePDxSeH7Fw --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Via Ko-Fi kun je de Anypodcast steunen! KOFI: https://ko-fi.com/anypodcast

Light Turner, a bright student who stumbles across a mystical notebook that has the power to kill any person whose name he writes in it. Light decides to launch a secret crusade to rid the streets of criminals. Soon, the student-turned-vigilante finds himself pursued by a f

I am a fairly casual manga fan and while I was always interested in Death Note, I never actually got around to reading it. Since the movie dropped on Netflix I always saw it as maybe a gateway into the source material. Well after the movie I started reading the books, but what does that say about the film? "A high school student named Light Turner discovers a mysterious notebook that has the power to kill anyone whose name is written within its pages, and launches a secret crusade to rid the world of criminals." Directed by: Adam Wingard Written By: Charley Parlapanindes & Vlas Parlapanindes If you want to send in any questions or comments you can send them to shelvedfilmpodcast@gmail.com. you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to rate and review the show on iTunes. Music: Ofelia's Wish - Bensou

When nerdy goth teen LIGHT TURNER is gifted with a mysterious notebook by demon god RYUK, (part Freddy, part Groot, and all Willem Dafoe), he discovers he can assign death to anyone by writing down their name and how they die. Power struggles of life and death! International intrigue! 90 minutes you’ll never get back! It’s time to write down what we love and hate about DEATH NOTE.

On this episode of echo underground we are discussing the Netflix original movie death note. Light Turner, a bright student, stumbles across a mystical notebook that has the power to kill any person whose name he writes in it. Light decides to launch a secret crusade to rid the streets of criminals. Soon, the student-turned-vigilante finds himself pursued by a famous detective known only by the alias L.

This week we are at Dragon Con but that does NOT stop us from giving you fine HMP'ers a new episode. Recently Netflix dropped the American adaptation of DEATH NOTE from director Adam Wingard. But is this adaptation worth your time and effort? Listen and get an opinion from two guys who have no skin in the Death Note game.   Light Turner, a bright student, stumbles across a mystical notebook that has the power to kill any person whose name he writes in it. Light decides to launch a secret crusade to rid the streets of criminals. Soon, the student-turned-vigilante finds himself pursued by a famous detective known only by the alias L.   Executive Producers: Jim Beverly, Robert M Barney, Micah Hunter (RocketFace), Matthew Schnapp, Jeff Becker and Alex Caudi   HeroMoviePodcast.com Review us on iTunes Like Us on Facebook Support us on HMP's Patreon Subscribe to our YouTube Page Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Listen to us on our new show- Preacher Podcast Adam Portrais: Twitter Nerd Talk Now The Film Find- Twitter Bruce Leslie:  Twitter  Heroes and Villains Podcast  Chubby Wizard Sean Keenan: Twitter Dog Eat Pod Hero Movie Podcast is a weekly podcast EXCLUSIVELY about superhero movies. Marvel, DC, movies and TV- Adam Portrais from The Film Find, Sean Keenan from Robot Johnson and Bruce Leslie from Chubby Wizard, Heroes and Villains Podcast- review comicbook and superhero movies in the most funny, nerdy way you can't find anywhere else.

It’s been almost six months since we last released an episode of this podcast, but that doesn’t mean we stopped recording it! On the contrary, we’ve got a dozen episode backlog that I need to work through. It might be a while yet before some of those episodes come out, but we’re getting back on track by releasing the most recent episodes we recorded and working backwards. Which means starting with the episode we recorded last week. On this episode VLordGTZ and I are joined by Colton to follow-up on our Death Note discussion on Manga Mavericks by talking about Netflix’s recently released live-action film adaptation. We discuss why the movie fails to work as an adaptation and as a standalone story, what didn’t work about the characters, and just how stupid the whole mess was. At the end we answer some questions about the manga itself, including our favorite moments and the dumbest things Light and L ever did. Manga Mavericks @ Movies is back and better than ever! Oh yeah, in case you didn’t notice we’re called Manga Mavericks @ Movies now. Apparently Movie Mavericks was already the name of another podcast and they sent a C&D to make us change the name. Whoops! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 - Preamble 03:39 - Introductions 06:05 - Preconceptions 19:15 - Our Viewing Experience 30:30 - Why This Film is a Bad Adaptation 49:35 - Light Turner vs. Light Yagami 57:47 - Mia Sutton vs. Misa Amane 1:05:50 - Black L vs. Japanese L 1:13:54 - James Turner vs. Soichiro Yagami 1:21:23 - Evil Ryuk vs. Neutral Ryuk 1:26:05 - Should You Watch Netflix’s Death Note? Q&As: 1:33:20 - Do You Hate Misa? 1:34:30 - Favorite Things About the Near and Yotsuba Arcs? 1:36:33 - Do You Think That Naomi Misora Should Have Had a Bigger Role?  1:37:33 - What's the Dumbest Thing Light Ever Did? 1:40:47 - What's the Dumbest Thing L Ever Did? 1:42:55 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and subscribe to us on Youtube. You can follow the hosts at @lumranmayasha, @VLordGTZ, and @sniperking323. If there’s something you want to ask that’s too big to tweet, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

It’s been almost six months since we last released an episode of this podcast, but that doesn’t mean we stopped recording it! On the contrary, we’ve got a dozen episode backlog that I need to work through. It might be a while yet before some of those episodes come out, but we’re getting back on track by releasing the most recent episodes we recorded and working backwards. Which means starting with the episode we recorded last week. On this episode VLordGTZ and I are joined by Colton to follow-up on our Death Note discussion on Manga Mavericks by talking about Netflix’s recently released live-action film adaptation. We discuss why the movie fails to work as an adaptation and as a standalone story, what didn’t work about the characters, and just how stupid the whole mess was. At the end we answer some questions about the manga itself, including our favorite moments and the dumbest things Light and L ever did. Manga Mavericks @ Movies is back and better than ever! Oh yeah, in case you didn’t notice we’re called Manga Mavericks @ Movies now. Apparently Movie Mavericks was already the name of another podcast and they sent a C&D to make us change the name. Whoops! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 - Preamble 03:39 - Introductions 06:05 - Preconceptions 19:15 - Our Viewing Experience 30:30 - Why This Film is a Bad Adaptation 49:35 - Light Turner vs. Light Yagami 57:47 - Mia Sutton vs. Misa Amane 1:05:50 - Black L vs. Japanese L 1:13:54 - James Turner vs. Soichiro Yagami 1:21:23 - Evil Ryuk vs. Neutral Ryuk 1:26:05 - Should You Watch Netflix’s Death Note? Q&As: 1:33:20 - Do You Hate Misa? 1:34:30 - Favorite Things About the Near and Yotsuba Arcs? 1:36:33 - Do You Think That Naomi Misora Should Have Had a Bigger Role?  1:37:33 - What's the Dumbest Thing Light Ever Did? 1:40:47 - What's the Dumbest Thing L Ever Did? 1:42:55 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and subscribe to us on Youtube. You can follow the hosts at @lumranmayasha, @VLordGTZ, and @sniperking323. If there’s something you want to ask that’s too big to tweet, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

Netflix Death Note, Studio Ghibli, and new studio openings are hot button topics on this episode of the Discussional Animecast. Listen in and hear what the hosts have to say about the recent news of the otaku world! Topics this episode: AIOCO Manga, Kimi No Suizou Wo Tabetai (I want to Eat Your Pancreas) Adaptation, Kaiju Girls Season 2, Life Size Unicorn Gundam, iQIYI Chinese Co-Pro, Final Fantasy XIV Dad of Light, Tenshou’s studio Bibury Animation, Aria Kickstarter Update, New Crunchyroll Streams, New Applicants at Studio Ghibli, Discotek Licenses, ToraCon Otaku Marriage Stats, Crunchyroll getting into Game Publishing, Secret of Mana Remake, dot Hack GU HD Remaster, Senran Kagura Peach Beach Blast, Type Moon and Marvelous new Extella work, Netflix Death Note Review, and much more! Thanks to Stash Brannigan, BlueSpark, Star-K, and Scribblenog for the great questions featured in this episode! Thanks to Greatrush and animelover22 for the great feedback! The intro music for this episode is the OP for Sunday Without God called “Birth” by Eri Kitamura. The outro music for this episode is the OP2 for A Lull in the Sea called “ebb and flow” by Ray.

You can download this! This week on Bag Ladiez we’re discussing the missing Black & Latinx kids in DC and who is paying attention (finally), the “Fearless Girl” statue placed in Wall Street in honor of Women’s Month, Netflix’ whitewashing of Death Note, and Colin Kaepernick’s unemployment woes. We’re breaking down the meaning of hope for “What’s your Baggage?” and figuring out ways to keep hope alive! We’re putting in our bags the dope art of Angelica Isai Becerra and the Qapital Banking App. And for our rotating theme we’re back at interpreting dreams! As always thanks for listening and peep the links below! Don’t forget to leave us an Itunes review! Missing DC girls: http://bit.ly/2np95UB DC Mayor Assembles Taskforce: http://bit.ly/2mKtUwE Story of the “Fearless Girl” Statue: http://theatln.tc/2mKCIlW Bro humping the statue is the WORST: http://thecut.io/2oslBBF Netflix whitewashes Death Note: http://bit.ly/2mKwna5 Angelica Isai Becerra Shop: http://angelicabecerra.bigcartel.com/ Angelica Isai Becerra Twitter: https://twitter.com/decolonizethis Qapital Banking App: https://www.qapital.com/ We love ya! You are amazing!