#Film Death Note 2006 Motarjm Series Of The

Film Death Note 2006 Motarjm Series Of The

Within the Kanto region of Japan, Light Yagami: an intelligent and distinguished yet disaffected Tokyo college student stumbles across a mysterious dark-colored notebook, with the words: 'Death Note' marked on the cover, while returning home from his classes. The films primarily center on a Tokyo college student who attempts to. It was followed by a sequel, Death Note 2: The Last Name, released in the same year. (2006 film) Death Note (, Desu Nto) is a 2006 Japanese supernatural thriller film based on the manga series of the same title by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata.

Interpol launches an investigation of the murders, but months pass without any fruitful lead. An intelligent high school student goes on a secret crusade to eliminate criminals from the world after discovering a notebook capable of killing anyone whose name is written into it.As the Kira killings continue, some within both the international and Japanese society come to see Kira as a righteous figure, with many even calling him a 'god'. Light Yagami menemukan 'Death Note,' sebuah buku catatan dengan kekuatan untuk membunuh, dan memutuskan untuk menciptakan Utopia dengan membunuh penjahat dunia, dan segera detektif terbesar di dunia, 'L,' dipekerjakan untuk menemukan pelaku.Death Note: With Mamoru Miyano, Brad Swaile, Vincent Tong, Ry Nait. He begins using the Death Note to kill numerous known criminals, terrorists and convicted felons around the world, becoming a near-mythical vigilante known as 'Kira', which is the Japanese trans-literation of the word: killer and who is both beloved and feared by the world-wide media and public.Death Note Release year: 2006 When a Japanese high schooler comes into possession of a mystical notebook, he finds he has the power to kill anybody whose name he enters in it.Director: Sh&251 suke Kaneko. After experimenting with it on his second victim: an acquitted felon named Takuo Shibuimaru and meeting with the previous owner of the Death Note, a demonic Shinigami named Ryuk, Light begins to see the potential of the Death Note's god-like abilities and eventually decides to use the notebook to kill those whom he deems to be morally unworthy of life or impede his plans to change the world. Light is initially skeptical of the Death Note's authenticity, but after experimenting with it on a convicted criminal, he realizes it is real.

When Shiori tries to escape, Naomi shoots her and abruptly commits suicide. Light adamantly insists that he is not Kira and pleads with her. Considering Light as the prime suspect, she kidnaps his girlfriend Shiori Akino and demands that he confess or Shiori will die. Raye's fiancé, Naomi Misora, a former FBI agent, decides to uncover Kira's identity.

A second Death Note lands beside her. As she screams for help, the man dies of a heart attack just like Kira's victims. While Soichiro is slightly reluctant, L immediately grants his wish and it is hinted that he is still certain that Light is Kira.As a precursor to the second movie, Misa Amane, an actress, is chased down an alley by a man wielding a knife, intent on killing her. Using these events to seemingly foster hatred for Kira, Light asks to join his father's task force. Ryuk is confused that Light would deliberately put Shiori in danger, but Light reveals that he had written her name in the Death Note as well, much to his reluctance and remorse.

Chief Lighting Technician: Masamichi Uwabo Executive producers: Seiji Okuda and Toyoharu Fukuda Sound of Death Note (original soundtrack) 'Dani California' by Red Hot Chili Peppers (Closing)

One of the theatrical versions featured subtitles, while the other was dubbed and featured the voice actors from the English dub of the anime.The film was released on DVD in Japan on March 14, 2007. It was released in the UK on April 25, 2008.The film had a limited theatrical release in North American on May 20 and 21, 2008. The film ended up earning US$41 million in Japan, US$1.9 million in Hong Kong. The world premiere was in the UA Langham Place cinema in Hong Kong on October 28, 2006, the first Japanese movie to premiere in Hong Kong. Production: Nippon Television Network Corporation (NTV), Shueisha, and Warner Bros.Death Note premiered in Japan on Jand topped the Japanese box office for two weeks, pushing The Da Vinci Code into second place.Death Note (死亡筆記) was released in Hong Kong on August 10, 2006, in Taiwan on September 8, 2006, in Singapore on October 19, 2006, and in Malaysia on November 9, 2006, with English and Chinese subtitles.

Viz Media later re-released the film on Blu-ray.Death Note was re-released on DVD and Blu-ray in North America by Funimation on January 22, 2019. The DVD was priced down and reissued in October 2016 to commemorate the release of Death Note: Light Up the NEW World.The film was released on DVD in North America by Viz Media on September 16, 2008, and included both the English subtitled and English dubbed versions. The box included making-of footage, the menu video, and the film trailer on DVD, along with director's audio commentary and a message from actors Tatsuya Fujiwara and Erika Toda, who played Light Yagami and Misa Amane, respectively. A limited number of complete boxes were 'lucky sets' that had alternate art for the bonus DVD cover, using the cover of Misa Amane's Death Note instead of the regular cover of Light's Death Note.The two films were again re-released together in a Blu-ray box on November 23, 2011, to celebrate the film's fifth anniversary.

In addition, Kaneko said that death is 'carefully' concealed to the point where 'people don't even think about it. Kaneko said that use of the Death Note had similarities to how users attack one another on message boards and blogs. Kaneko adds that the psychological fear of dying could be 'more nightmarish than Kaiju (monsters) destroying cities and killing people.'Kaneko also stated that he wanted the film to 'focus on psychological pain,' explain how the deaths occur, and explain how younger people begin to like Kira and other people begin to like L.Kaneko indicated mixed feelings while directing the movie he said that he felt 'a little reservation' at how the movie would perform since the film 'uses 'death' to entertain the audience' and feels 'morally unsettling.' Kaneko theorizes that the film may have performed well because of the Internet culture of Japan. Kaneko used about 500 extras throughout the first film.Shūsuke Kaneko, director of the film, said that the comic series 'barely touches' pain felt by the Death Note's victims, so he decided to use a different focus with the film series.Tatsuya Fujiwara, the actor who portrayed Light in the film series, compared the theme of Death Note to the theme of Crime and Punishment and viewed Death Note as a 'very eccentric story' that 'depicts very permanent theme.'Kaneko, in his production notes, says that people may feel that killing 'bad ones' is fair but humans need to understand the power of the Death Note. DistributorEnglish subtitled and dubbed, double release with Death Note: The Last NameEnglish subtitled (not dubbed), double release with Death Note: The Last NameKaneko chartered an underground line to film a particular scene in the first film this was the first time in Japanese film history that an underground line was used. They were released alongside Death Note: Light Up the NEW World.