Death Note 2: The Last Name
Titre original : Death Note - Desu nôto: The Last Name
- 2006
- Tous publics
- 2h 21min
NOTE IMDb
7,1/10
18 k
MA NOTE
Reprenant là où le premier s'était arrêté, Light rejoint l'équipe qui recherche Kira afin d'éviter les soupçons à son égard-et de se débarrasser de L.Reprenant là où le premier s'était arrêté, Light rejoint l'équipe qui recherche Kira afin d'éviter les soupçons à son égard-et de se débarrasser de L.Reprenant là où le premier s'était arrêté, Light rejoint l'équipe qui recherche Kira afin d'éviter les soupçons à son égard-et de se débarrasser de L.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total
Sota Aoyama
- Matsuda
- (as Aoyama Sôta)
Avis à la une
A little long, but the ending to this movie was definitely better than the ending in the anime.
Though a tad better than the first film 'Desu nôto' , this one is very long and it moves at a lethargic pace. Many of the scenes are unnecessarily stretched. Some sequences look forced. Even the conclusion is stretched. The rest of my comment will pretty much resemble what I wrote for 'Desu nôto' but in this one, there weren't as many plot holes and it was a film that's obviously made for teenagers. However, that's not saying that it's a bad film and I would call it an okay timepass (or time waste?) if it weren't so long (and made into two films). Here one is introduced to another 'Death god'. Perhaps this is a film that one can enjoy with friends if some drinks are also involved.
After first film's unexpected finale, this one continues adopting the manga storyline while adding some minor original twists, leading to a completely changed and, in my opinion, improved ending.
Although bad visual effects and mediocre acting might turn some people off. If you can look past that, and if you weren't satisfied with the original manga ending, this might be just what you are looking for.
Although bad visual effects and mediocre acting might turn some people off. If you can look past that, and if you weren't satisfied with the original manga ending, this might be just what you are looking for.
Even though I'm new to "Death Note", I still have a zeal for it. It was, I apprehended, a comic strip before. The exciting plot attracts me a lot, I especially like the twists in it, and the truth won't come out until finish watching the whole movie. Moreover, it also stimulates deep thoughts, and here are some of my reflections:
First, what is justice? Does it means: "to kill all the criminals"? If so, is killing a kind of commitment? Then how can you create a "Justice World" by murdering? The method that the main character, Light, had took, in my opinion, although an effective way but a burlesque behavior.
Second, is "love" a kind of stumbling block? The main character, Light, seemed so callous that he could avail himself of the people around him to reach his goal. As for the Devil, who has love, dies without doubt. It also shows that "love is blind". Misa, the girl who loves Light, is willing to exchange half of her lifetime, just to help Light to kill people easily. Nevertheless, does Light really loves her? I think Misa doesn't really care about it. In the other hand, Light's father believes in his son so much that never thought of that Light is the murderer. However, the truth is clear.
Last, there are two geniuses in the movie: the greatest detective, L, and the main character, Light. They seem so alike, nonetheless, walking on different path. I think it's really lamentable for a chance to meet a guy whose talent and personality was so resemble to us, but can't be friends. I believe that Light and L really cherish each other.
After all, I really like the movie "Death Note", it'll be great for you to go watching it.
First, what is justice? Does it means: "to kill all the criminals"? If so, is killing a kind of commitment? Then how can you create a "Justice World" by murdering? The method that the main character, Light, had took, in my opinion, although an effective way but a burlesque behavior.
Second, is "love" a kind of stumbling block? The main character, Light, seemed so callous that he could avail himself of the people around him to reach his goal. As for the Devil, who has love, dies without doubt. It also shows that "love is blind". Misa, the girl who loves Light, is willing to exchange half of her lifetime, just to help Light to kill people easily. Nevertheless, does Light really loves her? I think Misa doesn't really care about it. In the other hand, Light's father believes in his son so much that never thought of that Light is the murderer. However, the truth is clear.
Last, there are two geniuses in the movie: the greatest detective, L, and the main character, Light. They seem so alike, nonetheless, walking on different path. I think it's really lamentable for a chance to meet a guy whose talent and personality was so resemble to us, but can't be friends. I believe that Light and L really cherish each other.
After all, I really like the movie "Death Note", it'll be great for you to go watching it.
Death Note II picks up right where the first installment left off, with Light and L locked together in partnership. Only a new notebook and shinigami appears, bringing Kira II into the equation, complicating matters for Light while providing him with a means to overcome L.
This film betters the first film by offering more twists and superior plotting. Erika Toda as Misa Amane nails the shallow pop idol role, while providing ample comic fodder to divert us from the mind games. Shunji Fujimura as Watari ups his game here. Light has to face the consequences of his actions and the questionable nature of some of his choices. Ken'ichi Matsuyama shines again as the idiosyncratic L. There are more laughs, more questions, more surprises, and a satisfying climax this time round. No one in their right mind will watch this before watching the first, and if you liked the first you'll want to watch this. Rest assured, it does not disappoint.
This film betters the first film by offering more twists and superior plotting. Erika Toda as Misa Amane nails the shallow pop idol role, while providing ample comic fodder to divert us from the mind games. Shunji Fujimura as Watari ups his game here. Light has to face the consequences of his actions and the questionable nature of some of his choices. Ken'ichi Matsuyama shines again as the idiosyncratic L. There are more laughs, more questions, more surprises, and a satisfying climax this time round. No one in their right mind will watch this before watching the first, and if you liked the first you'll want to watch this. Rest assured, it does not disappoint.
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- AnecdotesThe film is dedicated to the "memory of Hiroshi Takase." Takase was the Director of Photography for the first Death Note movie, who died just after finishing it.
- GaffesToutes les informations contiennent des spoilers
- ConnexionsFeatures Death Note, le film (2006)
- Bandes originalesSnow (Hey Oh)
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Death Note: The Last Name
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- Budget
- 20 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut mondial
- 47 919 757 $US
- Durée2 heures 21 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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