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The second trailer for Netflix's upcoming original movie Death Note is here and you can watch it exclusively on GR+. Although the first look had fans reeling from yet another western remake of a manga series, this is another chance to see what director Adam Wingard's vision for Death Note is and I'm intrigued.
Read more: "What happens when you give the ultimate power to a teenager" - the Death Note director explains all
The new trailer not only shows the death god Ryuk (Willem Dafoe) in action, but reveals that Nat Wolff’s Light and Margaret Qualley’s Misa think they can make the world a better place using the death note. Really? Unsurprisingly, it looks like things get out of hand pretty quickly, but fans of the original manga might have a different take on the new trailer. Watch it above or keep scrolling for some new images. Death Note hits Netflix on August 25, 2017.
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Lauren O'Callaghan is the former Entertainment Editor of GamesRadar+. You'd typically find Lauren writing features and reviews about the latest and greatest in pop culture and entertainment, and assisting the teams at Total Film and SFX to bring their excellent content onto GamesRadar+. Lauren is now the digital marketing manager at the National Trust.


