The victims of the shooting at the premiere of The Dark Knight 2 fear the Joker
Victims of the attack on the cinema on the day of the premiere of The Dark Knight 2: The Legend Rises in the city of Aurora sent an open letter to Warner Bros. studio, in which they expressed their concerns about the release of the Joker movie. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. "We encourage you to become part of a community of industry leaders who understand that they have a social responsibility, which implies ensuring an adequate level of safety," - says the message, which also there is a requirement for the studio to donate part of the funds from the rental of "Joker" to victims of crimes committed with the use of firearms. "I do not need to see the photograph of [Holmes]; I just need to see the promo of the Joker, and I see a picture of the killer. It worries me that somewhere there might be a person who is just planning a crime like this, and he might be inspired by this movie. It scares me, "said Sandy Phillips, whose 24-year-old daughter Jessica was among those killed in Aurora.
Recall that the crime was committed on July 20, 2012. Armed with an automatic weapon, James Holmes entered the auditorium and opened indiscriminate fire on the audience. 12 people were killed, several dozen received wounds of varying severity. The attacker was neutralized by the police and later sentenced to life in prison. The movie theater in Aurora, where the crime occurred, will not be showing Joker. The Topic of Article: The victims of the shooting at the premiere of The Dark Knight 2 fear the Joker. |
