Warner Bros Movie Planned to Depict Theater Mass Murders | Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.)

As shown in this preview posted on YouTube, Warner Bros is planning the release of a movie called the “Gangster Squad,” which includes scenes of its characters committing mass murder in a crowded theater audience, using automatic weapons. In the Warner Bros film, the Warner Bros characters go to a theater audience with submachine guns and burst through the screen, shooting the audience to death.

The film has been been scheduled for release on September 7, 2012, but is being considered to have a delayed release, so that the public has time to “forget” about the mass murder massacre in an Aurora, Colorado theater on July 20, 2012 during the showing of the Warner Bros “The Dark Knight Rises” film. R.E.A.L. has a petition urging the public to boycott Warner Bros’ ultra-violent films.

The accused murderer claimed that he was acting as “The Joker,” which was a mass murdering character from a previous Warner Bros “Dark Knight” film. Warner Bros is continuing to promote merchandise and “toys” to children to glamorize the mass murdering character from their film.

Reuters has reported that Warner Bros is pulling the preview of their ultra-violent “Gangster Squad” film from the theaters which shows the planned theater massacre in their film. This is likely viewed as a public relations tactic to avoid public scrutiny and outrage regarding their ultra-violent films and glamorization of such mass-murdering characters. They also have suggested they are reconsidering the scene of the mass murder of people in a theater.

But as Reuters reported, “Hollywood executives expect little fall-out from the mass killing at a Batman screening.” After the Aurora shooting, it continued to business as usual as Warner Bros executives promoted ultra-violent films and glamorization of mass-murdering characters through their films and merchandising.

“Gangster Squad,” this latest in Warner Bros’ ultra-violent films, was made in assocation with “Village Roadshow Pictures,” and is described as a “Lin Pictures / Kevin McCormick” production. The director of this latest in Warner Bros’ ultra violent films is Ruben Fleischer, with movie stars Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling, and Emma Stone, and written by Will Beall.

Horrific scenes of gun ultra-violence from Warner Bros’ Gangster Squad Movie