Warner Brothers Acquires Death Note
Monday, May 4th, 2009
Warner Brothers has acquired the rights to Death Note to produce a Hollywood adaptation. Screenwriters currently are Charley and Vlas Parlapanides. The film will be based on the first three installments of the manga series.
Vertigo’s Roy Lee and Doug Davison will produce with Dan Lin’s Lin Pictures and Brian Witten.
Source: Variety
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DEATH NOTE CONTEST/Movie/Plagarism
Monday, December 24th, 2007
2007 CONTEST IS UP~
You can win some nice prizes by entering it
This time, it’s much more simple and clean cut. I am going to be busy on vacation so I wanted it pretty simple. So, if anyone is left alive out there. Please look at the information:
http://main.deathgod.org/contest/2007-contest-info
Remember to tell your friends. The contest will be dependent on how many entries we get. There are three winners total, so that gives more chances to people.
Regarding the 3rd movie, there is supposed to be a novel form of it released. The link to this can be found here
Since this is sort of Death Note related, there was some plagarism by a manga called Megabaka, as related by animenewsnetwork
“In Friday, manga publisher Kodansha Inc. issued an apology for the alleged plagiarism of the popular Death Note manga that appeared in the January 11 issue (released on December 12) of Weekly Shonen Magazine Extra: Magazine Dragon.
According to Kodansha, the manga Megabaka by Naka Gomura was flagged after its release by readers. Those readers noticed that the manga included some images similar to those found in popular manga such as Death Note, Air Gear, and MPD-Psycho. After Kodansha representatives ruled that a large portion of Megabaka contained plagiarized images, Gomura admitted to the acts, and an apology was issued. “
The images of these can be found here and here.
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Viz Pictures Licenses Live-Action Death Note Films
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007
Viz Pictures, Viz Media’s affiliate for live-action film releases, has announced that it has licensed the Death Note supernatural suspense feature and the Death Note: The Last Name companion film. The two movies retell the main story of Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata’s Death Note manga with some original elements. Viz Media already licensed both the manga and the anime adaptation. The films will play at Austin’s Fantastic Fest 2007 (September 20-27) and the 2007 Vancouver Asian Film Festival (November 1-4). More theatrical showings are planned, as well as DVD releases in the summer of 2008.
Source: Anime News Network
Death Note Special Sub Update:
Kuro-Hana is slowly working on a sub for the special, which contains 1700 lines of dialouge, although it’s mostly the first half of the special which needs to be translated. They are currently looking for translators.
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