Ken'ichi Matsuyama, Erika Toda, Sei Hiraizumi
A spin-out sequel to the popular Japanese thriller. This time it focuses on the character L. L is recruited to save humanity from a deadly virus that wiped out a whole Thai village and his friend F. H...( read more
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A little extra spin-off movie to continue the adventures of L from the Death Note saga. It an enjoyable action adventure but not much else. It adds nothing to the story and also develops into a familiar Hollywood action type film. Death Note was a battle of wits, here we have car...( read more)
L couldn't change this movie. I had an extremely low expectation in this film, and to my surprise, it was even worse than what I had imagined.
Poorly written and directed.
I think they casted L really well. Ken'ichi Matsuyama plays his character really well, and theres something very sweet about the way he develops in the film. It's a gorgeous film and it's surely my favourite Death Note film. The story is much more different from the other Death N...( read more)
Death Note 3: L Change the World shows what L does with his remaining days. This answers any questions left by both films. Its humor is sweet and L tries standing up straight. (laugh) Poor L.
It has a few interesting moments, but I mostly watched because this is the third film in the Death Note series. The lead character of L is just chock full of annoying affectations and I just can't get behind him at all.
Rental, but only to complete your viewing, I certainly wou...( read more)
Weird- all these people (especially teenage girls) really like L. Of course, so do I but I always thought I was a very sick and twisted person...
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Oh!!!! I have no seen this movie yet, but I will! XD
I think even without death notes or shinigamis this movie will be great!
I really wanna see how L find out another case.
Well, I think that's all
Justice will prevail!
XD
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