Death Note 2 (2016) Movie Explained | Story Summarized
0Death Note 2 (2016) Thriller movie explained. The Netflix Thriller Horror film “Death Note: Angel of Death” also known as Light Up the New World story summarized with a complete ending explanation. The plot is about a group of people who discover a black colored book one day. This book contains a plethora of supernatural and deadly powers. Whoever's name a person writes in his notebook vanishes from this world forever. This means that a person's wish can kill anyone. The true name of that person should be written. There are some rules of the Demon of Death as known as Ryuk, and his note book that must be followed as well. A wave of inexplicable fatalities occurred all of a sudden, leading some to believe that 'Kira' has reappeared. L's son organized the task team, and it was 'Light,' who gave this information. 'Light' was the one who had used the death book before ten years. These detectives engage in a deadly game of cat and mouse in order to grasp a book owner(s).
Actually, a girl was using the death notebook to kill people by writing their identities on it. Only she needs to write some words on those pages. The 'Angel of Death' who resembles a giant monster appears from this book and accomplishes her words. Later, she was arrested by police and killed by police. When the police touch the notebook, the owner appears and informs them that there are only six death notes in the world. Here a fight begins because many men and women want to collect those death books and control the ultimate power of Ryuk and other death angels. When an intelligent officer notices what is going on, he begins pursuing them. Who will be the one ultimate winner?
Credits:
Images and footage Source: Netflix
Based on: Japanese Manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata
Director: Shinsuke Sato
Producer: Takahiro Sato and Warner Bros Pictures
Screenplay: Katsunari Mano
Cinematographer: Nikkatsu Films
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