CATDOLL: Director of the American version of "Death Note" movie: Try your best to show adult elements

The American version of "Death Note" has been attracting attention from all sides since it was released. At present, the actors of the film have been confirmed and the filming has begun, but there is relatively little news about it. However, recently, the director of this work, Adam Wingard, finally came out to reveal some news about the "Death Note" movie. He also reiterated that the American version of "Death Note" will contain a lot of adult elements and tons of violent scenes.

Adam Wingard, the director of the American version of "Death Note", said in an interview with the media that since the rating system of the Netflix platform is not as strict as that of traditional American commercial films, the production team can make whatever content they want. Adam said that the original animation is actually a work for adults. In his opinion, shooting a live-action movie of "Death Note" is like making a live-action animation. He himself tried his best to retain the elements for adults in the live-action movie of "Death Note". There will be nudity, swearing, and tons of violence in this movie. Finally, Adam said that he will present a real, dirty and crazy movie to the audience. Are there really so many "adult" elements in the original work...

Death Note is a manga written by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata. It was later adapted into anime and various live-action works, all of which attracted a lot of attention. The latest American version of Death Note will still retain the basic premise of the original: Ryuk, the god of death, discarded his Death Note in the human world, and was picked up by high school student Light Yagami. Light Yagami discovered that writing a name on the Death Note could kill someone, so he decided to use the power of the note to eliminate the criminal. But it seems that the American version of Death Note will have a lot of changes. The movie will be released in North America in 2017. Let's look forward to this Death Note full of adult elements.