L: Change the World

2008
16+
2h 9min

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Ken'ichi Matsuyama in L: Change the World (2008)

Una secuela derivada del popular thriller japonés Death Note, esta vez centrada en el personaje 'L'.Una secuela derivada del popular thriller japonés Death Note, esta vez centrada en el personaje 'L'.Una secuela derivada del popular thriller japonés Death Note, esta vez centrada en el personaje 'L'.

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Curiosidades
(at around 2h) The robot that L gives Near at the end of the movie is the same robot that is shown in the anime series that belongs to Near.

Pifias
(at around 36 mins) When the necklace is passed and the shot changes angle, the necklace changes from stuffed in the hand to neatly dangling.

Citas
L: No matter how gifted, you alone cannot change the world.
[Straightens up]
L: But that's the wonderful thing about this world.

Créditos adicionales
After the credits there is a scene showing L sitting on a chair eating chocolate. He then turns around and walks off. It then says L Lawliet rests in peace.

Conexiones
Followed by Death Note (2015)

Banda sonora
I'll be waiting
Song by Lenny Kravitz

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8/10

Powerful and intense, a true thriller of its kind!

L: Change the World is a spin-off from the Death Note movies, not the mangas. The mangas/anime are better than all the films. Death Note: Part 1 is a better film than L, but I enjoy the last the most. Death Note: Part 2 is all-over the place though.

Hideo Nakata was able to craft an intense and heart-pounding thriller, and Matsuyama Kenichi is just simply amazing as the almost heartless L, but we see more of him as a "human".

Basically, L: Change the World chronicles the last days of L, similar to what Passion of the Christ did to Jesus. Other than the amazing Kenichi, the young boy F is adorable and we see him become Near - who we never see - in the near future; hence the toy robot.

Overall, L: Change the World is a worthy spin-off to the shaky films and superior mangas/anime. Highly recommended!