5/5 L, please come back!
  by Donna C. Slone (Fort Wayne, IN United States)
This was an awesome addition to the Death Note universe. L grows from a robotic, isolated individual to a real live loving and caring human being. I wish they would cheat and find a way to keep L alive - maybe he could have his own series?

4/5 Suprisingly Entertaining Sequel to "Death Note"
  by H. A Huffman (Mt. Prospect, IL USA)
I was'nt really expecting much from this sequel to the Death Note saga, but I was pleasently surprised by it. The story centers around the strange, always hungry detective from the first two films, "L". This time, he gets involved with a plot by some crazies to release a bio-weapon that will kill millions. But the clock is ticking in more ways than one: L only has a few weeks to live due to his writing his own name in the Death Note book. In my opinion, this film is just as good as the first two and is a great end to the whole story arc. Fans of Asain cinema will love this one as well as those who rarely watch these types of movies.

5/5 I think it was the best one(:
  by B. Lands
L Change the World is a spin-off of Death Note.

In my opinion I liked this one better then the first too. They had a great story line and it shows you what L did the last 23 days he had left to live. You even get to meet some other people from Wammy's. It's pretty great.

This movie is just mainly for the big L fans out there. If you love L then I bet you would like this movie.

Ever since I got it i've watched it ALOT! I'm kinda addicted to it. xD and I've even started acting like L more xD

Anyway, I highly reccomend you watch this movie(:

5/5 Totally awesome!
  by Maria E. Lopez
I got to say that for every Death Note fan, this is one after the first two films that really kicks in making the whole entire trilogy super awesome!

3/5 It was alright...
  by Justyn Lyons (California USA)
This movie was simply okay. I loved both L and Light in the Death Note movies and animes/mangas but L just didn't seem like L in this movie. Both his deductive reasoning (what little he had to do since almost the whole plot line was handed to him by chance encounters) and humorous eccentricities were very diminished. I think to really enjoy this movie you really have to enjoy L even if he's not quiet himself. However, it was nice to see some stuff at the beginning that gave some insight into events in the other two movies, and the plot was good, it just wasn't Death Note. Even with the villain being a former member of Whammy House there never seemed to be the battle of wits you see between Light and L. So I suppose if you want a potentially heart warming story involving L and a decent plot you might like this movie, if you want the Psycho-drama of Death Note you won't find it here and, like me you'll probably be a little disappointed. My honest recommendation is to rent this if you really want to see it.