Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- August 25, 2017 (9 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 41m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Tags
Where to Watch
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Cast View all

Nat WolffLight Turner / "Kira"

Lakeith StanfieldL

Willem DafoeRyuk (voice)

Margaret QualleyMia Sutton / "Kira"

Shea WhighamJames Turner

Paul NakauchiWatari

Jason LilesRyuk

Michael Shamus WilesPolice Captain Russel

Artin JohnAnthony Skomal

David S. JungDictator

Tony AliMilitary Leader
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Crew View all

Adam WingardDirector

Charley ParlapanidesScreenplay

Vlas ParlapanidesScreenplay

Takeshi ObataComic Book
Tsugumi OhbaComic Book
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External reviews
‘Death Note’: Film Review'Blair Witch' director Adam Wingard's Netflix original movie 'Death Note' co-stars Nat Wolff, Lakeith Stanfield and Willem Dafoe.
Death Note Review - IGNNetflix's live-action movie is a very condensed take on the manga with two unsatisfying lead performances.
‘Death Note’ Review: Adam Wingard’s Netflix Adaptation Is a Whitewashed Waste of TimePart of you will wish this had been a Netflix show instead of a Netflix movie — part of you will wish Netflix had left it alone altogether.
Review: 'Death Note,' a bloody and controversial manga adaptation, isn't worth all the hubbubThe gory thriller “Death Note” tells a fairly simple story about a teenager named Light Turner (played by Nat Wolff of “The Naked Brothers Band” and ...
Film Review: ‘Death Note’American horror director Adam Wingard takes a page from 'Donnie Darko' in his stylish, U.S.-based adaptation of the macabre Japanese manga.


