Wingard’s take stars Nat Wolff as Light Turner, a Seattle high school student, who goes by the pseudonym Kira for public relations purposes: He advertises his own crimes in order to make vague, convoluted points about law and order.
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There’s already a Japanese series of live-action film adaptations, popular in its home market, which ages Light up a few years, places him in law school, and characterizes him as a reactionary tyrant. Light is an altogether different character in the new Death Note movie, directed by Adam Wingard for Netflix. He’s shameless, and he only occasionally pretends to use the Death Note for anything more than sport. Too bad for the thousands of personal rivals and criminal suspects whom he will go on to victimize, Light delights in testing the Death Note’s limitations. In the original manga series, which ran from 2003 through 2006, as well as its popular anime adaptation, which aired on Japanese television from 2006 through 2007, the Death Note falls into the hands of a vengeful high school outcast named Light Yagami.
If you list a cause or manner of death, the subject will die accordingly. If you specify a time, the subject will die at the given time. If you, the owner of the Death Note, write someone’s full, legal name in the book and you’ve seen their face before, they will die.
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When it falls from the sky, it’s mostly blank, save for the first few pages, a user’s manual that lists the Death Note’s rules and morbid effects.
As far as supernatural artifacts go, the Death Note is somewhat comically complicated to use, but it’s easy enough to explain.
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