Marvelous Videos presents the best live-action anime adaptations…. Behind video games, anime is one of those mediums that has rarely translated well to a live action format. What you can accomplish in a series with a distinct artistic direction tends to outweigh the constraints imposed by the real world. We’ve seen this happen with such […]
HBO Max and Crunchyroll team to bring top anime titles like Death Note to the streamer
With only a few weeks to launch, HBO Max is gearing up to take the streaming world by storm. One of their first big moves is to work with other providers to bring viewers the most for their money. As part of a deal with the popular anime destination Crunchyroll, the streamer will house a […]
The writer for Netflix’s Death Note 2 shares an update
Greg Russo, the writer for Netflix’s Death Note 2, has shared an update about the movie sequel. Death Note is one of the most popular manga around and Netflix’s adaptation did so well for the platform that they have confirmed a sequel is in development. The writer for the project is Greg Russo and he […]
The Four-Color Film Podcast #127 – Death Note (2017)
Allen Christian, Gerald James, and Lacey Day bring you a weekly podcast chronicling the ups and downs of comic-book-to-film adaptations from the very beginning. Every single one of them, as in-depth as each deserves… In this episode of The Four-Color Film Podcast, the crew watches that Netflix version of Death Note that no one seems to […]
Netflix’s Death Note criticised for use of real-life train wreck footage
Netflix’s Death Note film adaptation has received criticism from Belgium over the use of footage of an actual train wreck. Netflix’s Death Note didn’t have the perfect rollout when it came to the streaming platform, with the live-action anime adaptation receiving pretty tame reviews across the board. Things aren’t looking much better in 2019, however, as […]
Netflix moving forward with Death Note sequel
Netflix have an impressive slate of original features set to debut within the next couple of months, including Jeremy Saulnier’s Hold the Dark, Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma, and David Mackenzie’s Chris Pine starring Outlaw King, so amongst a Hollywood Reporter article on the streaming giant’s desire to make a movie that culturally resonates, it’s perhaps a little surprising […]
Come face-to-face with Ryuk with Death Note: The VR Experience
With the live-action adaptation of the celebrated Japanese manga Death Note now available on the streaming service [read our review here], Netflix has unveiled Death Note: The VR Experience, which gives you your own personal encounter with the terrifying Ryuk as you wield the Death Note and its power first hand. Check it out here… We […]
Viz Media debuts the definitive Death Note All-In-One manga
Following on from the premiere of Netflix’s live-action adaptation, Viz Media has announced the release of Death Note All-In-One Edition, which collects the entire 12-volume manga series into a single volume, which includes a never before published in English epilogue chapter. SEE ALSO: Order Death Note All-In-One Edition via Amazon US or Amazon UK An […]
Death Note director nearly helmed the new Halloween movie
Adam Wingard, the director of Death Note, nearly directed the upcoming Halloween reboot. Netflix’s adaptation of Death Note, the famed Japanese anime and manga, has recently hit the streaming service, opening up a whole new audience to the dark fantasy tale. The director of the movie, which stars Willem Dafoe, has recently revealed that he […]
More details on The Batman in the DCEU, Justice League Dark problems, Green Goblin in Silver & Black and more – Daily News Roundup
WILL HE WON’T HE? Right, let’s try and get to the bottom of this. The confusion over The Batman‘s place in the DCEU was thrown into quandary this week when director Matt Reeves revealed that the film wasn’t part of the extended universe. This came off the heels of it being announced that Warner Bros. […]
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