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Voice of a Shinigami (Death God) Video: Death Note!

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One of the most compelling elements of Netflix’s Death Note movie is the shinigami (death god), Ryuk.

Voiced by Willem Dafoe, he is a character that picks its spots and is genuinely scary.

Netflix has released a new video in which Dafoe, director Adam Wingard and the film’s leads – Nat Wolff and Margaret Qaulley – talk about Ryuk.

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Death Note Does Not Travel Well!

Death Note – L (Lakeith Stanfield) and Light Turner (Nat Wolff) – Photo by James Dittiger/Courtesy of Netflix.

Trying to adapt a 2400-page manga into a 101-minute movie is what used to be called a mug’s game – a task so remarkably daunting/stupid that it wasn’t even worth considering.

Adam Wingard’s Death Note is a bit better than that, but not much.

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Light’s Line Clip: Death Note!

Death Note – L (Lakeith Stanfield) and Light Turner (Nat Wolff) – Photo by James Dittiger/Courtesy of Netflix.

Based on the famous Japanese manga written by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, Death Note follows Light Turner (Nat Wolff) a high school student who comes across a supernatural notebook, realizing it holds within it a great power; if the owner inscribes someone’s name into it while picturing their face, he or she will die. Intoxicated with his new godlike abilities, the young man begins to kill those he deems unworthy of life.

Netflix has released a clip featuring the first meeting of Light and prodigy detective L (Lakeith Stanfield).

Death Premieres on Netflix – and in select theaters in Los Angels and New York – on August 25th.

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Meet Mia – Netflix Releases Final Death Note Character Poster!

Saved the best for last…meet Mia Sutton from the Netflix original film Death Note.

Mia (Margaret Qualley, The Leftovers) is the high school girlfriend of Light Turner (Nat Wolff, above), who embarks on a crusade alongside him to rid the world of evil with the ‘Death Note.’

Death Note premieres on August 25th.

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Meet L – Netflix Releases Death Note Character Poster!

Death Note – Ryuk (voiced by Willem Dafoe) – Character poster courtesy of Netflix.

When Light Turner discovers the note that enables him to kill by entering his victims’ names into it, it’s L, a mysterious detective prodigy who is set to apprehend him.

On June 29th, Netflix released the character poster for Ryuk (above), an apple-eating demon who comes with the killer notebook. Today, the streamer has released a character poster for L.

Death Note will premiere on Friday, August 25th.

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Justice Is Coming Trailer: Death Note

Death Note – Light Turner (Nat Wolff) and Ryuk (voiced by Willem Dafoe_ – Photo by James Dittiner/Courtesy of Netflix.

What if you could decide who lives or dies?

Based on the classic manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, Death Note tells the story of a high school student who acquires a notebook with a special power – writing a person’s name in the notebook results in that person’s death!

Netflix has released the first trailer for Death Note and it looks pretty cool. Death Note stars Nat Wolff, Margaret Qualley and Lakeith Stanfield. It premieres on Netflix on August 25th.

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You Know I’m 40, Right? Trailer: Home Again!

Home Again – Reese Witherspoon and Nat Wolff – Photo courtesy of Open Road Pictures

Life for a single (separated) mom in Los Angeles takes an unexpected turn when she allows three young filmmakers to move in with her. Complications arise – even before her husband shows up…

Home Again stars Reese Witherspoon, Michael Sheen, Nat Wolff and Candice Bergen. It will be in theaters on September 8th.

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Open Roads Films Sets Home Again Premiere Date!

Home Again is the story of a recently separated mother of two (Reese Witherspoon) whose new life in Los Angeles is overturned when she decides to take in three young, charismatic guys (played by Pico Alexander, Nat Wolff and Jon Rudnitsky) who become part of her unconventional family.

Home Again will open on September 8th.

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The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword Trailer: Death Note!

Lakeith Stanfield and Nat Wolff in the Netflix Original Film “Death Note” – Photo by James Dittiger/Courtesy of Netflix

What if you could decide who lives or dies?

Based on the classic manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, Death Note tells the story of a high school student whoacquires a notebook with a special power – writing a person’s name in the notebook results in that person’s death!

Death Note stars Nat Wolff, Margaret Qualley and Lakeith Stanley. It premieres on Netflix on August 25th.

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