It’s hard to imagine, but it’s been over seven years since the tragic mass murder during the screening of “The Dark Knight Rises” in July 2012.
12 people died that day.
And the families of the victims are hoping that Warner Bros.
doesn’t forget that when the studio releases “Joker,” the upcoming ‘Batman’ spin-off film, especially given that the storyline of the new project seems to be the source of much debate, with some thinking that the film could inspire other killers such as the one that committed the heinous act in Colorado.Continue reading Families of The Aurora Shooting Victims Are Worried About ‘Joker’ & Want WB To Take Action at The Playlist.
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