Official JOKER Thread (SPOILERS)

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It seems like I will have to go see this movie in the morning to avoid any BS the media is trying to fulfill with a shooter plotting on lighting up some theater. I honestly think they trying to speak that into existence.

Speak it into existence and then try to act like they played no part in causing it.
 

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Going to the theater in costumes is corny to me anyway.:camby:

I remember going to see shyt like Star Wars or Star Trek and dudes dressing up as Jedi’s/Sith or Klingon/Borg/Enterprise characters.:mjtf:

This ain’t Halloween, dress like an adult dammit!:childplease:
I mean I agree but it's ridiculous to think that the policy is going to keep people safe
 

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I mean I agree but it's ridiculous to think that the policy is going to keep people safe

Yes I ABSOLUTELY agree with you and I feel where you’re coming from.

But I also know how stupid folks can be.

Regular dressed people going to a SW movie just gonna go and leave.

But put dumb fukks in a Jedi and Sith costume, then these idiots wanna have a light saber fight where someone gets embarrassed and this shyt turns into a real fight:russ:

Speaking from actually seeing that shyt some years back when I saw Ep6:mjlol:

Dudes actually started fighting in line and shyt turned into a mini melee. Luckily me and my folks was closer to the back but we just looking at these crazy white boys laughing
 

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I really think similar to Captain Marvel all the hub bub about identity/incels and a possible shooting is going to help this movie. Curiousity will occur among the casuals and not at all interested. Thus giving this movie a huge box office. Wouldn't be surprised if they break October box office opening weekend records with this.
 

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Warner Bros' 'Joker’ Premiere Bans Journalists & Interviewers From Hollywood Red Carpet

Warner Bros. Entertainment has restricted access for print and broadcast journalists from the red carpet at the upcoming U.S. premiere of “Joker.”

The event, which will take place on Saturday in Hollywood at the famous TCL Chinese Theatre, will now only allow photographers access to talent and filmmakers. Expected attendees include Joaquin Phoenix, director Todd Philips, and supporting stars like Zazie Beetz and Frances Conroy.

“Our red carpet is comprised of photographers only,” a studio spokesperson told Variety, “a lot has been said about ‘Joker,’ and we just feel it’s time for people to see the film.”

The move to restrict access to interviews comes after a week of headlines about the violent and provocative nature of the film, and measures to inform and protect American moviegoers as they prepare to screen it.

Mid-size theater chain Landmark is prohibiting costume play based on Phoenix’s turn as the iconic Batman villain. On Thursday, Variety reported that the Los Angeles Police Department would increase its visibility at area theaters. The department said it has not received any specific threats about the movie, but encouraged moviegoers to be vigilant.

“The Los Angeles Police Department is aware of public concerns and the historical significance associated with the premiere of ‘Joker,’” said department spokesman Josh Rubenstein. “While there are no credible threats in the Los Angeles area, the department will maintain high visibility around theaters when it opens.”

Concerns about the “Joker” movie and its portrayal of the titular character’s violent tendencies as a result of ostracization have sprung up since the movie’s debut at the Venice Film Festival, with some expressing worry the thriller paints the central mass murderer too sympathetically.

The families of the 2012 Aurora shooting signed a letter to Warner Bros. CEO Ann Sarnoff that, despite refraining from calling for “Joker” to be pulled from release, did say the movie’s “sympathetic origin story… gave us pause.”

Instead of calling for a boycott or ban, the families and friends of victims asked Warner Bros. to end political contributions to candidates who take money from the NRA and vote against gun reform; use its political clout to lobby congressional leaders for gun reform; and fund survivor funds and gun violence intervention programs.

Warner Bros. responded with a statement of its own on Tuesday, writing that “neither the fictional character Joker, nor the film, is an endorsement of real-world violence of any kind. It is not the intention of the film, the filmmakers or the studio to hold this character up as a hero.”
 
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