This video contains the storyline of the movie Death Note (2006).
Every time this boy went to school, he slipped a needle on the hinge of his door and when he came home from school that day, the needle had fallen off indicating that someone had broken into his house. He realized that his room was now filled with surveillance cameras and only the police could do this. He remained calm and behaved as usual while the police couldn’t find anything suspicious about him. Yagami had a book of death that if you wrote someone’s name in it, that person would be finished instantly no matter where they were. After a while, the news of someone’s death appeared on TV but the police could not find any evidence that Yagami did it, but it turned out. Yagami slipped a cell phone TV in his snack bag as he wrote down his target’s name. While celebrating his victory, a woman who kidnapped his girlfriend calls him. Yagami went to save his girlfriend but the woman said she would let him go if Yagami wrote his own name in the book of death.
Credits:
Director: Shusuke Kaneko
Writers: Tetsuya Oishi
Stars: Tatsuya Fujiwara, Kenichi Matsuyama, Shunji Fujimura, Erika Toda
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The thing I don't understand about DEATH NOTE which is IF someone has the book how could the police or ANYONE possibly find out who the killer is?… There are no finger prints, no clues, nor video evidence that the killer tampered with the victim in any way… From the beginning to the end there is no connection between the killer and the victim… If I had the DEATH NOTE:
01. I wouldn't broadcast and taunt the police into finding out who I was
02. I would make all the deletions either look like natural causes or simple accidents
03. If the person was high profile I would delete that person in a large crowd so as to throw off suspicion that there is just one person
04. Time delayed deletions so as to throw off suspicion which would be impossible to detect
Door hinges aren't on the outside facing portion of a door, they're in the inside.
Ah yes the book of the book lmao