The Dark Knight Rises Aurora Shooting Censorship
8 2015-05-14 by [deleted]
The Aurora shooting occurred during the nation-wide premier of The Dark Knight Rises. This film had a New York premier a few days earlier. Has anyone heard anything regarding changes to the movie after the New York premier or after the Aurora shooting?
It's a particularly difficult question to Google, so I figured I would ask here. Thanks in advance.
26 comments
6 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
It was advertising for the movie. Look up who owns the theater and then pay attention to the stock clips piled together to produce the official story. They also never showed the inside of the theater after it had been shot up, red flag.
3 HaltNWO 2015-05-14
Yeah that's perfect advertisement: Make people scared to see a movie they were already going to see! The previous movie made millions and millions, meaning they wouldn't need a publicity stunt to promote the most-anticipated Batman movie ever.
-3 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
I remember the hype at the time people were all excited to see batman and making jokes like I hope I don't get shot. Brilliant scheme to get the sheeple out to the movies once again.
4 HaltNWO 2015-05-14
So the shooting was to get people to see a movie they weren't going to see because of the shooting?
2 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
It wasn't a real shooting if you understood how hollywood's non linear timeline works it would be easier to grasp the concept of media fakery. Like i said look up who owns the theater and follow the money, i won't hold your hand with this... If you want to research it you can if not then that is your business.
1 d4rthdonut 2015-05-14
How do shitposts like these get upvoted?
-1 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
They looked up who owns the theater and followed the money.
3 papipapichulo 2015-05-14
So let me get this straight
The most anticipated movie of the year
Is further helped by people who were going to see it being discouraged to see it because of potential violence
And by people who were not going to see it, not seeing it because of fear of potential violence
What is the gain here vs. Staying course and not doing a shooting?
0 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
they were TALKING about the movie
1 d4rthdonut 2015-05-14
Everyone was already talking about the movie. The shootings didn't make the most anticipated batman movie any more talked about.
1 papipapichulo 2015-05-14
in a negative way that discouraged people from seeing the movie that was already the most anticipated movie of the year
i cant believe you guys actually believe this crap
1 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
If you can't grasp the concept of insider viral marketing then so be it.
2 papipapichulo 2015-05-14
if you cant live in reality and prefer your conspiracy bubble then so be it
1 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/yearly/chart/?yr=2012 $$$$$$$$
1 papipapichulo 2015-05-14
Your point being
4 bitcoin_noob 2015-05-14
Aaaaand this is why everyone thinks conspiracy theorists are nut jobs.
-1 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
Look up who owns the theater and follow the money.
6 shmusko01 2015-05-14
It would be pretty much impossible for anyone to shoot up a public place without someone being able to say "look up who owns X and follow the money".
It doesn't mean anything. Rich people own things.
0 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
nobody shot it up
-1 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
Why because of ad hominem attacks?
3 ImAgressivelyPassive 2015-05-14
You're kidding right? Why do you people believe absolutely everything is a cover up or fake? Can nothing bad ever happen and it just be a bad thing that happens? What news outlet would show a bloody movie theatre? What good would that do? Give me a break man.
0 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
First off I am obviously NOT kidding and you know that. Next you ask a loaded question. Then you ask another loaded question but it is poorly worded. What good would what do? A break on what?
1 DiscoLollipop 2015-05-14
I never even thought about this; I'll have to add it to my list of things to look into on the weekends.
1 JoemeatballsSC2 2015-05-14
Also keep in mind that if the media can fake stuff like this... Then they can also use their media assets for advertising in ways you wouldn't expect. For instance sketchers is owned by an elite family that intertwined with the main stream media. The news can then put out a story "police man gives shoes to homeless man" and the shoes are sketchers shoes. Easy Advertising for your company and the people eat it up as reality.
0 DiscoLollipop 2015-05-14
I did not know that about Sketchers! You learn something new here everyday! Thanks :)
0 [deleted] 2015-05-14
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1 DiscoLollipop 2015-05-14
I remember a story going around about a police officer giving a homeless man some shoes, I don't know if they were sketchers or not, I think he gave him his boots. I get what he was saying though and it makes sense. I just had a blonde moment lol.