thanks for the knife in the back Ian
Lock requestedThanks for the derailment....
Quote from: DAS B00T x2 on July 02, 2017, 01:47:54 PMtbh tho guys, it seems like if you go in to it with zero expectations and don't think of it as a 3dpd western pigdog film adaption of your beloved chinese cartoon, it won't be too bad of a popcorn flick.this is true of just about any movie or tv show though if you just turn your brain off
tbh tho guys, it seems like if you go in to it with zero expectations and don't think of it as a 3dpd western pigdog film adaption of your beloved chinese cartoon, it won't be too bad of a popcorn flick.
Quote from: Azumarill on July 02, 2017, 02:22:31 PMQuote from: DAS B00T x2 on July 02, 2017, 01:47:54 PMtbh tho guys, it seems like if you go in to it with zero expectations and don't think of it as a 3dpd western pigdog film adaption of your beloved chinese cartoon, it won't be too bad of a popcorn flick.this is true of just about any movie or tv show though if you just turn your brain offSo what's the problem then?
Quote from: Luke on July 02, 2017, 08:41:57 AMWhy is L black ?why is light a white guy named light turner? why does light doubt if what he's doing is right when the light from the actual story would never let such a thought enter his mind? why has misa been replaced with a character named mia and turned into a love interest? why does ryuk have to push light into using the death note instead of being surprised that light had already killed so many people with it by the time they met? why it is in seattle? why did the trailer simply call death note an "international phenomenon" instead of crediting tsugumi ohba or takeshi obeta (or even tetsuro araki?)the answer to all of these questions is that it's a pathetic cash grabbing american production with no respect for the source material or the japanese creators and setting.
Why is L black ?
Netflix's Death Note, new trailer
