ShiroiHikari wrote:L looks freaking hot. Uh, I mean, cool.
Kokoro Daisuke wrote:http://pdl.warnerbros.com/wbol/jp/deathnote/swf/trailer2.swf
That trailer lets in on a lot more. You can see the original sized version if you click the Death Note on the main page, then investigate the TV on the far right side of Light's room. There are 2 buttons you have to hit on the remote to get it playing.
Locke wrote:Mucho props for playing Dani California in the preview, might just be the reason I see the movie =D
Kawaiikneko wrote:I read on a forum somewhere that there's also an anime in the making... I can't see DN making a great anime though. Too much dialogue.
Kawaiikneko wrote:edit: Shouldn't this be in the anime or manga section? Its not technically either, but its awfully related...
Kawaiikneko wrote:according to ann there will be two movies, one released in June, the other released in October. YAY~
Link: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/article.php?id=8198
I read on a forum somewhere that there's also an anime in the making... I can't see DN making a great anime though. Too much dialogue.
edit: Shouldn't this be in the anime or manga section? Its not technically either, but its awfully related...
That's a good question. Boogiepop and Others, Hotaru no Haka live action, GTO live action. All those never made the states. But others like Battle Royale have, but that is not based off a manga.So, what do we think our chances of a region one release of this bad boy are? It might have a chance since the manga is licensed, but, on the other hand, how many live action adaptions of manga have been licensed. . . (Boogie Pop and Others is the only one I can think of right now. I know there are others, but I don't know what they are)
Mr. SmartyPants wrote:If they remake an american version. That would be the worst.
Major news to relay on the front of the upcoming 2 tiered DEATH NOTE movie series. The first serial is due in Japanese theaters on Saturday, June 17th with the second following closely in October. Distribution is being handled by Warner, a box-office profit target of 10 billion Yen from both films combined has been set, 320 theaters are being aimed at for the release. Fans outside of Japan can rejoice in the fact that both an overseas distribution of these 2 movies and possible remakes are being looked at.
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