Originally Posted by Jaystime101

Wow am i the only one that actually liked the trailer I don't know but I like to think of it as a spin off of the series and it looks pretty bad ass in my mind it doesn't have to be an exact replica of the series to be good and this looks pretty good for how their trying to make it

Originally Posted by iamgod

jesus they really should take every single member of the production team for this out behind the wood shed and put them down old yeller style. last I checked goku was most assuredly not a valley kid/guido nor was bulma fucking violet from ultra violet and don't get me started on fucking master roshi

Originally Posted by DarkMage35

I must watch this movie. Looks horribly awesome in the way super mario bros was.

Originally Posted by azalie

Kind of old news but apparently there's a US version of Deathnote (http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-241464/American-Death-Note-Movie-Confirmed.html) in talks.

I'd probably go more along the lines of Chace Crawford as a lead over Zac Efron though. I look forward to this more than DB.

"The production notes for the recent horror films Shutter and The Strangers both reveal that America's Vertigo Entertainment is developing a remake of the Death Note franchise and has hired Vlas and Charles Parlapanides to write the screenplay. In Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata's hit Death Note manga, a teenager finds a notebook with which he can put people to death by writing their names. He begins a self-anointed crusade against the criminals of the world, and a cat-and-mouse game begins with the authorities and one idiosyncratic genius detective.

Vertigo Entertainment (no relation to DC Comics' Vertigo imprint or the United Kingdom's Vertigo Films) has developed or is developing remakes of Ju-on (The Grudge), Dark Water, Infernal Affairs (The Departed), Gin gwai (The Eye), Shutter, My Sassy Girl, Jungdok (Possession), and Janghwa, Hongryeon (The Uninvited). The Parlapanides brothers are writers and executive producers of Undercover, an update of the 21 Jump Street television series which is under development for The CW network.

The Death Note manga has already been adapted into two Japanese live-action films with one spinoff film, an animated television series, assorted television specials, and novels. Viz Media is releasing the manga, the anime series, and a novel, while Viz Pictures released the first Japanese live-action film in theaters in May. "
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Originally Posted by alooha from hell

sit and pray that the live action akira movie isn't this horrible.

it's amazing how far we've come as a society, where we are at the point that we can only hope that things don't suck too much.

Originally Posted by Yucks

looks horrible. reminds me of the street fighter movie they made...

Originally Posted by Rykoshet

Now if they only make a Cowboy Bebop movie with a black guy playing Spike everything will make sense.