The thing that annoyed me the most is that Light isn't a bullied edgelord in the manga. What makes him so great as a character is that he is so charismatic and well-liked. He's attractive, gets good grades and has a great reputation. People LOVE him, that's what makes him so menacing when he starts spiralling. L in the film is aight, I remember him being a bit too emotional but Light is so, so wrong as a character in the Netflix film. Edit: He's also incredibly smart and diligent. This dude was a whiny impulsive teen.
This movie was a blessing. My best friend criticizes me all the time about being to tough on adaptations. Then we watched this. He will never say I am too harsh again.
Baby Wolf42 I am a writer and it is extremely difficult for me to see someone handle another person's story poorly. My stories are my babies, my heart and soul went into them. So seeing someone butcher them is heartbreaking.
'Murrican studio. If they've bought the rights to the property, they have the right to pick whoever they want for whatever role. "My treehouse, my rules," basically.
words fail how much Worse this clusterfuck is then its source. Kira and L were both Much smarter than this. Ryuk told light that for Half of his remaining lifespan he could gain Ryuk's eyes allowing him to see a persons name and lifespan However even with this deal a human cannot see the lifespan of another death note user. This is How misa found light And why light kept her around because Ryuk wouldn't help light. misa was an airhead But she was useful to light which is Why he kept her around.
Having not seen the anime, this movie was just a mess. I can’t speak for manga or anime, but based on the characters presented in the movie, there was no worthwhile character development. They didn’t even utilize the traits that were presented. You’d think that such a smart kid would have read the entirety of the rules, talked with Ryuk and researched the damn thing before writing in the Death Note. Also, there is no reason for the girlfriend to be in the movie except to cause an underwhelming twist. I can see the concept but this movie was shit.
Thadius Meyers In the anime, Light managed to "manipulate" one of the Death Note rules that even Ryuk didn't know possible. My memory might be lying though, so don't take my words as absolute truth
Thadius Meyers Light Yagami(the original character) did exactly what you expected:he carefully read the rules, experimented and covered his tracks to a paranoia level. The reason L was called on the case was because Kira baffled the *world* police network, he was that good!
I personally understand if you don’t wanna watch the anime, but after watching the movie, I’d really suggest watching the anime to anyone. In my opinion, the anime was really complex and plays with your mind. The way they put together the story and how Light (almost) gets away with killing all of those people is phenomenal. By the end, I was extremely emotionally attached to the characters, and, yeah, maybe that’s because it’s a show and lasts longer, but characters like Wilson (don’t judge me) from Cast Away and Woody from Toy Story are really good characters- in movies. The movie didn’t use some of the best parts from the show, so to fill those holes GO WATCH DEATH NOTE IT’S TRUELY THE LIGHT OF MY LIFEEEEE
Light in the anime is ridiculously smart, and it's pretty much a Sherlock Holmes versus Moriarty style matchup the entire time, with both L and Light scheming against each other. In the movie, they basically removed the whole detective story and replaced it with suspense and teen drama. Movie-Light wasn't even a villain, he seemed more like a dupe the entire movie being instigated by Mia and Ryuuk, in the anime, it's clear he's the driving force behind everything.
Teacher: why are you late for class? Me: I was sleeping Teacher: you cant just skip class to sleep! Me: dont you want me to do well in school? Teacher: of course Me: sleep is key to strong thought
+DENILSON THOMAS. Well, Mango is actually the right way to say it because the mango/a were written and illustrated by Mongolians right after the end of the second world war, the the Chinese "stole" it from the Mongolians and the Japanese stole it from the Chinese. The Name got changed into "Mango" because the Japanese Hated (really hated!) the Chinese (the Japanese thought that the Chinese invented Mango manly because they didn't really saw a differents between Mongolians, Koreans, Chinese, Vietnamese ...), so they changed the Name into Manga (Actually first into "Maga" and then into Manga). You can consider your self School'ed. sources: - AlternativeFacts.org - Mongorians. com
#Eighth Man Standing I was Joking, I don't know anything about mangoes or Japanimation. (the only think I know about mangoes is that they are delicious)
Honestly, the concept of someone having the Death Note and not being ready for it, and being manipulated/betrayed by someone much more sadistic taking advantage of the note, could be a good story for a death note spinoff. But literally everything else here outside of that bone marrow of a story is poison.
I feel like people don''t realize this, but in this movie it seems like Ryuk is the being responsible for making everything writen happen. So because he can do 'magic' he is actually the one that makes all of the events happen at the end of the film, including the page conveniently falling and burning, Light surviving, and the ferris wheel breaking for no reason. And yes, I am aware that it is very stupid, but it seems to be what the intended for this 'adaptation'.
@@longliverocknroll5 Being possible is not equivalent to being plausible. The few electronics in the ferris wheel overheating, not likely, but it could happen. A peice of paper floating 30 feet away and landing in a on fire garbage can, 1/1000000 maybe, but it could happen. The movie is still inconsistent, but the rule of possibility never broke. (I am very late, but just saw this video in my recommended)
@@gonnadestroymattsass1015 You're reaching at best. We could "possibly" exist in the Matrix, that doesn't make the Matrix a movie that is functionally possible.
@@gonnadestroymattsass1015 Also, you'd have to add the odds of the Ferris wheel overheating to that of the paper floating 30 feet away on top of every single other thing that happened to set those events in motion. You wouldn't be talking about 1/1,000,000. You'd be talking about an incalculable odd. Things that are impossible to calculate in the context of odd are, for all intents and purposes, impossible. You either need more information (which the movie never gives us-and not in an intentional way) or it's simply not possible given the logic of the film.
@@longliverocknroll5 You have an amazing point, the wording of the rule was that it must be possible. Could you win the lottery, yeah. Will you win the lottery, that's a big fuck no. If the rule was "Must be probable" the movie would've shot itself in the foot and the ending would've been even more of a mess. But possible allows them a lot of wiggle room. I do agree that the ending is dumb as hell. It is just that they didn't break that specific rule in that outrageous seen. Ryuk being in 2 places at once is already kinda fucky. The movie definitely could've been scripted by a confused 7-year-old and had less plot holes that magically fixed themselves. TL;DR Death God said "Welp, you kinda fucked me" then used magic to make a probability that is the equivalent of getting struck by lighting and a meteorite at the same time happen
'17 light is a joke. OG light only told one person who had already obtained another death note, and killed in his name, halfway through the anime, after having an instant evidence burner, giving himself a rock solid alibi, and eating a potato chip.
The death note doesn't kill people based on how probable the specified death is, just that if it's possible at all. Even if there was a small chance of Light falling from 47 meters and being fine, the death note would force reality to carry out what's written.
Film Herald I think it’s possible for Ryuk. We see that he’s a powerful being obviously. So what’s to say that he couldn’t destroy things. Destruction is basically his middle name.
Are you being serious? In the show it's based on what the person can physically cause. Ryuk cannot interfere with anything. For example, write down someone to travel around the other side of the world before they die in the specified time, they'd just die of a heart attack due to the limitations. Ryuk wouldn't carry them over to the other side of the world. Lets say they asked the to destroy a building. They can't destroy a building. It's the humans limitation. Not a limitation based on real life physics. I give credit to the channel owner for research on it
the music at the start with H3H3 dancing is "Au5 ft. Danyka Nadeau - Follow You (Rhythmics Remix)" for anyone trying to find it. I've spent more than 2 weeks searching for it
To me, the most impossible part was that Watari even made it to the Whammy House to begin with. Sure, it's now in New York rather than England like it was in the original series, but that's still a 43 hour drive, nonstop, from Seattle to wherever in New York the orphanage is, going through like 5 toll roads, several major cities, and dozens of speed-trap small towns. That leaves just 5 hours in the 48hr timelimit for sleep, eating, bathroom breaks, filling up on gas, or even just normal traffic delays. Presumably, if Watari only took a 4 hour powernap after the first full day of travel and subsisted entirely on whatever candy bars had been stashed in the glove compartment for L, it would be just barely possible to make it to the orphanage on time if he sped heavily the whole way and only stopped for brief gas fill-ups, but that's really straining credibility for obvious reasons. We're supposed to believe that Watari makes this trip, while exhausted, lacking in sleep, starving to death, and covered in his own excrement, never being stopped once by a police officer (which would have tipped off L and his team as to where he is), never once using a credit or debit card when filling up on gas (same as before), and never having even the slightest traffic jam. Moreover, from Watari's second call to Light, it's clear he spends a several hours blindly wandering through the forest looking for it, since he doesn't actually know the location. Realistically, the moment Light tried to write the convoluted nonsense where Watari somehow makes it to Whammy House and tries to hand over the name, he would have had a heart attack, because the trip was essentially impossible from the very beginning.
Intrestingly enough the anime Netflix produced at the beginning of this year is already considered a classic! it's not Netflix,it's who they put in charge of the production is who makes a difference!
The idea behind Death Note is certainly one that you reuse to create your own Story from it. Different character's with different motivations. Incerase the scale of cut it down. Make the owner of the Death Note not a psychopath with a god complex, but someone trying to hide the supernatural power that killed all these people. You CAN also usethe original story and rework it. It is totally possible. Fiddle in some of your own twist and it can work. Death Note is great, because you could take any point of the series, change one decision and rewrite everything from there. But this movie is just a weird mix of keepin the characters and rewriting the whole story.
The story in the movie was so different it may as well have been different characters. It still wouldn't be very good, but it wouldn't have to stigma of being a completely failed adaptation. I agree the basic concept of Death Note is open to anyone finding the notebook somehow.
I sincerely hope Mob Psycho 100 (produced by Netflix) will fare better. So far, it has Japanese casting & director and I hope the budget will go into the FX.
13:56 Yeah, there may be a contrived reason for the ferris wheel to fall apart. But the page simply falling into the fire straight up BREAKS THE LAWS OF PHYSICS! There's an upward current of hot air right coming from the fire. And the page, taking the path it does, would go straight throug it and be swept up again. It's not like this couldn't have been made plausible (e.g. the page coming in more from the side), but they didn't even bother.
As someone who does not watch anime and didn't even originally know this was an adaptation of one, I enjoyed the movie for what it was. It wasn't breaking records, it's not in my favorites of all time, but it was entertaining and at the end of the day that's what movies are supposed to do. I do understand however that a fan of the anime might have wanted to gouge out their eyes watching this
I heard that there was supposed to be a second movie and while I didn't - and still don't - know if that rumor was true or not, I immediately try to throw up and was, unfortunately, unsuccessful. But hey, I also heard that there was supposed to be a remake to so... ?
While the death note Netflix was kinda bad compared to the anime. I always thought Willem DaFoe would be an awesome voice for Ryuk. So in that and that Alone Netflix hit a home run. To bad the other parts of the Netflix version could not even hit the ball.
The guy from all those Crash course novels was a Naked brother. Translated: The guy who plays Light (Nat Wolff) who is also in the fault in our stars (A movie based on the novel by John Green who can be seen on TH-cam’s “Crash Course”) is one of the kids I used to watch back in like 2008 when nickelodeon was still fire and had live shows like the Naked Brothers Band (he was one of the naked brothers).
5:38 wow, by the sound of it, knowing who she is suppose to make him smart? then Mia knows his name to show she is not dumb, then Light seems surprised that she knows so he needs to impress her......
We should start a petition to make a good death note movie and let William reprise his roll because he was the only good thing out of the Netflix adaptation
Good news sir, it’s December 2021 and there is currently a new Spider-Man movie with William Defoe as green goblin again. You may now buy all the tickets.
The ending scene was the only thing even reminiscent of the genius and complexity of the Anime series, despite its multiple plotholes and deviations from the Death Notebook's basic rules
Oh great 40 MILLION DOLLARS spent on a movie that wasen't even good whats next something like a name with dab? o wait never mind thats a thing how about people dressing up as clowns and annoying people? really people did that to??? my god just kill me.
Assuming you’re talking about Light falling from that height... Aerodynamics doesn’t mean much here. He’s a grown man being pulled down by gravity into the water, which has surface tension. Surface tension means that water sticks together (really well in fact) due to hydrogen bonds. Light hitting the water from this height is, in effect, the same as him landing on the ground. Nothing broke the surface tension of the water here, so it was like he essentially hit a solid surface after falling from a high height. But you can still explain aerodynamics if you want.
That homework wasn't even finished
Yeah the fuck was that about
Fucking disgraceful he’s probs gonna get a detention after school
I saw that on screen as I read that comment
I guess Quora didn't have the answers for all the questions.
I think he paid to do a certain question
The thing that annoyed me the most is that Light isn't a bullied edgelord in the manga. What makes him so great as a character is that he is so charismatic and well-liked. He's attractive, gets good grades and has a great reputation. People LOVE him, that's what makes him so menacing when he starts spiralling. L in the film is aight, I remember him being a bit too emotional but Light is so, so wrong as a character in the Netflix film.
Edit: He's also incredibly smart and diligent. This dude was a whiny impulsive teen.
No one, no one should be excited when there's a live action adaptation of anime
Tbh, Parasyte's live-action adaptation wasn't that bad. It followed the main story pretty well.
@@humuckachiki773 i agree
Where did you watch it
Humuckachiki Where did you watch it
@@humuckachiki773 Where did you watch it
9/10 Not enough potato chip eating
Why'd you have to Fuze charge the hostage?
I think you mean 9/1000000000000000000000000
I think you miswrote 0.9/10 there buddy.
"I'll take a potato chip... AND EAT IT!"
I EAT DA POTATO CHEP
Am I the only one who sees the irony in the only asian actor that was casted was the only character who wasn't actually asian? 😂
The funniest thing is when Mia is dancing with an Asian kid to Light pushes aside and replaces him😂
i lost 50 braincells trying to read that
V4ada Nzm ;-; damn so did I hahah wtf must have been tired or I’m just shit at writing
Yeah
lol I said the same thing
Also why does “L” wear a mask that covers his mouth, one of L’s key traits is biting his thumb nail
social distancing
We found an Anti-Masker
This L didn’t have enough evidence either, or maybe this light was an idiot... ima say both
“Watari under the bridge”...
That joke is better than the whole film
Thanks O wO
Edgy Waluigi at least your joke is a good joke.
11:15, "Watari under the bridge" lol, you sir, have earned my sub
OwO someone understands
This movie was a blessing. My best friend criticizes me all the time about being to tough on adaptations. Then we watched this. He will never say I am too harsh again.
Why are you tough on adaptations? No hate, just curious.
Baby Wolf42 I am a writer and it is extremely difficult for me to see someone handle another person's story poorly. My stories are my babies, my heart and soul went into them. So seeing someone butcher them is heartbreaking.
I agree, usually live adaptations suck. It's the truth in 2018
BOI you would probably kill him if u get the chance
Approximately 92 Sobbing Goats you sound like Toko or Hifumi from Danganronpa
First youtuber who "mentions" that L from the Death Note anime doesn't look very much like L from Death Note Netflix Original
'Murrican studio. If they've bought the rights to the property, they have the right to pick whoever they want for whatever role. "My treehouse, my rules," basically.
The worst part is that Lawliet is whiter than what you'd think someone can be in the anime but here he's *FREAKING BLACK*
everyone were afraid to look racist!
@@krboyd8787 true that
Exactly
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words fail how much Worse this clusterfuck is then its source. Kira and L were both Much smarter than this. Ryuk told light that for Half of his remaining lifespan he could gain Ryuk's eyes allowing him to see a persons name and lifespan However even with this deal a human cannot see the lifespan of another death note user. This is How misa found light And why light kept her around because Ryuk wouldn't help light. misa was an airhead But she was useful to light which is Why he kept her around.
sara I gave you 111 (/*0*)/
his name is light turner? in the anime his name is light imagay... oops i ment yagami
thanks for planting that idea in my brain
I can never unsee this
Which is even funnier because Light Turner is 100% more gay than Light Yagami, well, at least he acts like James Charles
Having not seen the anime, this movie was just a mess. I can’t speak for manga or anime, but based on the characters presented in the movie, there was no worthwhile character development. They didn’t even utilize the traits that were presented. You’d think that such a smart kid would have read the entirety of the rules, talked with Ryuk and researched the damn thing before writing in the Death Note. Also, there is no reason for the girlfriend to be in the movie except to cause an underwhelming twist. I can see the concept but this movie was shit.
Thadius Meyers In the anime, Light managed to "manipulate" one of the Death Note rules that even Ryuk didn't know possible. My memory might be lying though, so don't take my words as absolute truth
Thadius Meyers Light Yagami(the original character) did exactly what you expected:he carefully read the rules, experimented and covered his tracks to a paranoia level. The reason L was called on the case was because Kira baffled the *world* police network, he was that good!
I personally understand if you don’t wanna watch the anime, but after watching the movie, I’d really suggest watching the anime to anyone. In my opinion, the anime was really complex and plays with your mind. The way they put together the story and how Light (almost) gets away with killing all of those people is phenomenal. By the end, I was extremely emotionally attached to the characters, and, yeah, maybe that’s because it’s a show and lasts longer, but characters like Wilson (don’t judge me) from Cast Away and Woody from Toy Story are really good characters- in movies. The movie didn’t use some of the best parts from the show, so to fill those holes GO WATCH DEATH NOTE IT’S TRUELY THE LIGHT OF MY LIFEEEEE
Thadius Meyers there are 3 Japanese movies in English that are exactly like the anime they were great
Light in the anime is ridiculously smart, and it's pretty much a Sherlock Holmes versus Moriarty style matchup the entire time, with both L and Light scheming against each other. In the movie, they basically removed the whole detective story and replaced it with suspense and teen drama. Movie-Light wasn't even a villain, he seemed more like a dupe the entire movie being instigated by Mia and Ryuuk, in the anime, it's clear he's the driving force behind everything.
Teacher: why are you late for class?
Me: I was sleeping
Teacher: you cant just skip class to sleep!
Me: dont you want me to do well in school?
Teacher: of course
Me: sleep is key to strong thought
It’s hilarious how he says Mango instead of Manga but runs with it as a joke 😂😂
+DENILSON THOMAS.
Well, Mango is actually the right way to say it because the mango/a were written and illustrated by Mongolians right after the end of the second world war, the the Chinese "stole" it from the Mongolians and the Japanese stole it from the Chinese.
The Name got changed into "Mango" because the Japanese Hated (really hated!) the Chinese (the Japanese thought that the Chinese invented Mango manly because they didn't really saw a differents between Mongolians, Koreans, Chinese, Vietnamese ...), so they changed the Name into Manga (Actually first into "Maga" and then into Manga).
You can consider your self School'ed.
sources: - AlternativeFacts.org
- Mongorians. com
#Eighth Man Standing
I was Joking, I don't know anything about mangoes or Japanimation. (the only think I know about mangoes is that they are delicious)
Is the youtuber filipino? Because manga in filipino means mango. Or is there other languages that manga means mango?
@@ToonMageChannel
He's not, some people just call mangas "mangos" as a joke.
@Ewok rotharr did u have to
Ryuk was good and the actor who played him was amazing. All of the other characters seemed basic and predictable.
-1/10
He didn't take a potato chip....
And EAT IT!!!!
-10/10 Light wasn't a sociopathic, bordering on psychopathic genius, killed his character by not including those key traits.
Me after watching this movie: *My boy, look how they masacred my boy!*
It took me a while to notice why you were saying mango 😂
Can we talk about the weird choice in music at the end of the movie
no
Film Herald welp
Yeah no the music choices in general were super jarring. If there was any hope of me being invested in what was happening, the music dashed it.
Honestly, the concept of someone having the Death Note and not being ready for it, and being manipulated/betrayed by someone much more sadistic taking advantage of the note, could be a good story for a death note spinoff.
But literally everything else here outside of that bone marrow of a story is poison.
~😈👻HaPpY sP00kT0bEr💀🎃~
Film Herald i honestly wish that the Death Note movie never happened.
XD funny cause i fucking love it so fuck you
Pin ur fucking comment
Ryuk seems like a chill guy
I understand that this movie sucks (tho the movie sucks) but the anime is alot better
I really wish you released more videos since you're honestly one of my favorite channels in here.
It was so crap, but it made me laugh so much
I feel like people don''t realize this, but in this movie it seems like Ryuk is the being responsible for making everything writen happen. So because he can do 'magic' he is actually the one that makes all of the events happen at the end of the film, including the page conveniently falling and burning, Light surviving, and the ferris wheel breaking for no reason.
And yes, I am aware that it is very stupid, but it seems to be what the intended for this 'adaptation'.
lailaylen But that is still inconsistent with the rules set up in the movie.
@@longliverocknroll5 Being possible is not equivalent to being plausible. The few electronics in the ferris wheel overheating, not likely, but it could happen. A peice of paper floating 30 feet away and landing in a on fire garbage can, 1/1000000 maybe, but it could happen. The movie is still inconsistent, but the rule of possibility never broke. (I am very late, but just saw this video in my recommended)
@@gonnadestroymattsass1015 You're reaching at best. We could "possibly" exist in the Matrix, that doesn't make the Matrix a movie that is functionally possible.
@@gonnadestroymattsass1015 Also, you'd have to add the odds of the Ferris wheel overheating to that of the paper floating 30 feet away on top of every single other thing that happened to set those events in motion. You wouldn't be talking about 1/1,000,000. You'd be talking about an incalculable odd. Things that are impossible to calculate in the context of odd are, for all intents and purposes, impossible. You either need more information (which the movie never gives us-and not in an intentional way) or it's simply not possible given the logic of the film.
@@longliverocknroll5 You have an amazing point, the wording of the rule was that it must be possible. Could you win the lottery, yeah. Will you win the lottery, that's a big fuck no. If the rule was "Must be probable" the movie would've shot itself in the foot and the ending would've been even more of a mess. But possible allows them a lot of wiggle room. I do agree that the ending is dumb as hell. It is just that they didn't break that specific rule in that outrageous seen. Ryuk being in 2 places at once is already kinda fucky. The movie definitely could've been scripted by a confused 7-year-old and had less plot holes that magically fixed themselves.
TL;DR Death God said "Welp, you kinda fucked me" then used magic to make a probability that is the equivalent of getting struck by lighting and a meteorite at the same time happen
2:28
My favorite part in this video!
Take a big step back... and F&%K YOUR OWN FACE! I WILL F&%K YOU UP!!!
XD
I think that audio is from "Tropic Thunder"
'17 light is a joke. OG light only told one person who had already obtained another death note, and killed in his name, halfway through the anime, after having an instant evidence burner, giving himself a rock solid alibi, and eating a potato chip.
papa bless
16:54 guess you're getting your wish in the new Spider-Man movie
The death note doesn't kill people based on how probable the specified death is, just that if it's possible at all. Even if there was a small chance of Light falling from 47 meters and being fine, the death note would force reality to carry out what's written.
What's the verdict on spontaneous Ferris wheel combustion
Film Herald I think it’s possible for Ryuk. We see that he’s a powerful being obviously. So what’s to say that he couldn’t destroy things. Destruction is basically his middle name.
Are you being serious? In the show it's based on what the person can physically cause. Ryuk cannot interfere with anything. For example, write down someone to travel around the other side of the world before they die in the specified time, they'd just die of a heart attack due to the limitations. Ryuk wouldn't carry them over to the other side of the world. Lets say they asked the to destroy a building. They can't destroy a building. It's the humans limitation. Not a limitation based on real life physics.
I give credit to the channel owner for research on it
Gaming Galaxies so toilet sharks
Most certainly not in the original.
This is easily your best video
the music at the start with H3H3 dancing is "Au5 ft. Danyka Nadeau - Follow You (Rhythmics Remix)" for anyone trying to find it. I've spent more than 2 weeks searching for it
Thank you sir!
To me, the most impossible part was that Watari even made it to the Whammy House to begin with. Sure, it's now in New York rather than England like it was in the original series, but that's still a 43 hour drive, nonstop, from Seattle to wherever in New York the orphanage is, going through like 5 toll roads, several major cities, and dozens of speed-trap small towns. That leaves just 5 hours in the 48hr timelimit for sleep, eating, bathroom breaks, filling up on gas, or even just normal traffic delays. Presumably, if Watari only took a 4 hour powernap after the first full day of travel and subsisted entirely on whatever candy bars had been stashed in the glove compartment for L, it would be just barely possible to make it to the orphanage on time if he sped heavily the whole way and only stopped for brief gas fill-ups, but that's really straining credibility for obvious reasons.
We're supposed to believe that Watari makes this trip, while exhausted, lacking in sleep, starving to death, and covered in his own excrement, never being stopped once by a police officer (which would have tipped off L and his team as to where he is), never once using a credit or debit card when filling up on gas (same as before), and never having even the slightest traffic jam. Moreover, from Watari's second call to Light, it's clear he spends a several hours blindly wandering through the forest looking for it, since he doesn't actually know the location.
Realistically, the moment Light tried to write the convoluted nonsense where Watari somehow makes it to Whammy House and tries to hand over the name, he would have had a heart attack, because the trip was essentially impossible from the very beginning.
16:53 "Be careful what you wish for, Parker"
Intrestingly enough the anime Netflix produced at the beginning of this year is already considered a classic!
it's not Netflix,it's who they put in charge of the production is who makes a difference!
THE RISER
What anime did they create i can only think of castlevania atm
Plox Didn't they also make Devilman Crybaby?
Appearently they did but i never heard of it :/
I’m here after Spider-Man No Way Home trailer and William Dafoe coming back as the Green Goblin. LETS GOOOO
The idea behind Death Note is certainly one that you reuse to create your own Story from it.
Different character's with different motivations. Incerase the scale of cut it down.
Make the owner of the Death Note not a psychopath with a god complex, but someone trying to hide the supernatural power that killed all these people.
You CAN also usethe original story and rework it. It is totally possible.
Fiddle in some of your own twist and it can work.
Death Note is great, because you could take any point of the series, change one decision and rewrite everything from there.
But this movie is just a weird mix of keepin the characters and rewriting the whole story.
The story in the movie was so different it may as well have been different characters. It still wouldn't be very good, but it wouldn't have to stigma of being a completely failed adaptation. I agree the basic concept of Death Note is open to anyone finding the notebook somehow.
Memes + Movie Review. To quote the OG's "IT BROKE NEW GROUUUNDD!!!" (That's a mad compliment btw, subscribed!)
I wasn’t expecting that “God Speed Spider-Man” 😂😂
An understatement.
Death Note sucked. lol
heyheyjorge stop self promoting
00:42 i see you there, adum.
ssssshhhh
When I saw the trailer I already knew it was going to be bad.
This almost ruined death note for me but I just went and watch the anime and I just ignored the Netflix version it never existed!!!
I AM HOME!!! Best TH-cam channel EVER!!! Please Please keep doing these videos!!!
Netflix should make a live action movie of Willem Dafoe playing Ryuk. That would be the only thing the movie is about. He did an amazing job as Ryuk.
The song that the driver sings is from the Wizard of Oz!
16:55 did he buy all of the tickets?
Dude, I was eating when the clip of "how I was after watching it" played
"Sleep is key, to strong thought.."
Me: holllllll' up! Thats hanzo from overwatch!!!
16:53 what the F**K?!
PREDICTOR OF THE FUTURE
I sincerely hope Mob Psycho 100 (produced by Netflix) will fare better. So far, it has Japanese casting & director and I hope the budget will go into the FX.
Tafami idk....looking at what happened to SNK, I have zero faith in it.
It was terrible.
13:56
Yeah, there may be a contrived reason for the ferris wheel to fall apart.
But the page simply falling into the fire straight up BREAKS THE LAWS OF PHYSICS!
There's an upward current of hot air right coming from the fire. And the page, taking the path it does, would go straight throug it and be swept up again.
It's not like this couldn't have been made plausible (e.g. the page coming in more from the side), but they didn't even bother.
Just so you guys know, there is another live-action Death Note that is actually kinda cool
As someone who does not watch anime and didn't even originally know this was an adaptation of one, I enjoyed the movie for what it was. It wasn't breaking records, it's not in my favorites of all time, but it was entertaining and at the end of the day that's what movies are supposed to do.
I do understand however that a fan of the anime might have wanted to gouge out their eyes watching this
I have subscribed. the tropic thunder edit sold me.
I heard that there was supposed to be a second movie and while I didn't - and still don't - know if that rumor was true or not, I immediately try to throw up and was, unfortunately, unsuccessful.
But hey, I also heard that there was supposed to be a remake to so... ?
9:30 meanwhile at TH-cam headquarters....TH-cam is watching TH-cam is watching. I am SUSAN THE ALL POWERFUL. HHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
Looks like someone needs to buy all the Spider-Man No Way Home tickets
HEY IT'S THE GOBLIN FROM SPOODERMAN
I find it kinds funny how I share a name pronunciation with Kira
Rule # 1: Never watch anime adaptations.
Although I didn't think bleach was bad. 😂
0:48 - 0:49
"this is a masterpiece of fuck"
I laughed so had i cried
While the death note Netflix was kinda bad compared to the anime. I always thought Willem DaFoe would be an awesome voice for Ryuk. So in that and that Alone Netflix hit a home run. To bad the other parts of the Netflix version could not even hit the ball.
The guy from all those Crash course novels was a Naked brother.
Translated: The guy who plays Light (Nat Wolff) who is also in the fault in our stars (A movie based on the novel by John Green who can be seen on TH-cam’s “Crash Course”) is one of the kids I used to watch back in like 2008 when nickelodeon was still fire and had live shows like the Naked Brothers Band (he was one of the naked brothers).
Oh yeah I love it when blood comes out of your chest
OH YEAHHH
Most people that see this video probably read the title and just go _" Yeah.... We know...."_ And dont even click on the video
God speed spiderman
I like the Ethan and Hila clips, I enjoy your work pal and I can tell you put alot of time and effort into your videos, keep up the good work
Netfloc no.
5:38 wow, by the sound of it, knowing who she is suppose to make him smart? then Mia knows his name to show she is not dumb, then Light seems surprised that she knows so he needs to impress her......
No live action annime will ever work
The parasyte live action adaptation was pretty spot on
15:26 Possibly the best scene in this entire video.
*_Possibly_*
Do the tokyo ghoul live action movie equally terrible
I love how you skipped over him pissing his pants at ryuk the first time
"They use the character's names..." well. Kinda, anyway.
"the farthest anyone's ever got writing my name in the book was 2 letters" literally written in the book "do not trust riyuk"
I love you and your vids now 😂😂😂
Ryuk was there when the wheel broke and ryuk being present probably enhanced the power of the death note
Yes, i also enjoy mangos
We should start a petition to make a good death note movie and let William reprise his roll because he was the only good thing out of the Netflix adaptation
I didn't mind the movie
Watari was a Hanzo main, that's why he died...
I'm so happy that this didn't get a sequel
I thought the series was better. I hated how much they changed it.
Good news sir, it’s December 2021 and there is currently a new Spider-Man movie with William Defoe as green goblin again. You may now buy all the tickets.
Death Note(2017) the movie sucked
That music at the chase scene was excellent.
Hail Satan, this is Gold.
The ending scene was the only thing even reminiscent of the genius and complexity of the Anime series, despite its multiple plotholes and deviations from the Death Notebook's basic rules
Death note good anime extremely bad film
2:27 oh man, i haven't laugh so hard in a while. Amazing editing man :)
Oh great 40 MILLION DOLLARS spent on a movie that wasen't even good whats next something like a name with dab? o wait never mind thats a thing how about people dressing up as clowns and annoying people? really people did that to??? my god just kill me.
Not Netflix movies, just loose faith in EVERY live-action adaptation from an anime. EVER!
Weeboo
Ryuk: SPIDERMAAAAAAAAAAAAN! JUST TAKE THIS NOTEBOOK AND WE'LL GO EAT APPLEPIE!
i don’t think you understand how aerodynamics work
Please tell me how aerodynamics work
Film Herald oooh can i?
Go for it
Assuming you’re talking about Light falling from that height...
Aerodynamics doesn’t mean much here. He’s a grown man being pulled down by gravity into the water, which has surface tension. Surface tension means that water sticks together (really well in fact) due to hydrogen bonds. Light hitting the water from this height is, in effect, the same as him landing on the ground. Nothing broke the surface tension of the water here, so it was like he essentially hit a solid surface after falling from a high height.
But you can still explain aerodynamics if you want.
“Not very good” is an understatement.
2:28 Who else instantly recognized this speech from TROPIC THUNDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
So are you going to buy us a ticket to go see the new Spiderman movie or no?