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Shadowman wrote:

BeastProwl wrote:

Shadowman wrote:

BeastProwl wrote:And I didnt read it anywere, he was dressed up like the joker, or something, so I just threw that part in there.

He was wearing a gas mask and body armor, and people pointed out Bane also wears those things in the movie.

Well, I didnt read about it all that much, I just heard about it on the radio a while ago. They said "a crazed man in costume attacked a colorado movie audience and killed 12 people, during the airing of the latest batman movie."

But yes, a bane costume makes a bit more sense I suppose. The question still remains though. Why a batman movie? Dressed as the villain? I mean, why not do it in a mall or a street (Not saying these would be better) Just sayin, it's an odd choice of when and where.

It wasn't a costume. He was wearing an actual gas mask and actual body armor, and an actual riot helmet. He wasn't in costume like going to Comic-Con, he was in costume like going into war.

njb902 wrote:I see he was useing an ar-15, for such a small caliber gun they do make some nasty wounds.

AR-15 can use just about anything from 9mm to .50 cal. Then again, there is no caliber of bullet that doesn't leave a wound.

most ar-15's are .223(or 5.56mm if you prefer), and the ammunition they use is some of the most damaging in the world(at least as far as assault rifles go). what I can't belive is the media saying it was an ak style weapon, what are they afraid to piss of the army or our military industrial complex....hell maybe the nra. I've been a member of the nra since I was 18, but i never saw the point in a civilian being able to have an assult rifle or smg. spent to much time in Afghanistan to ever think anyone needs the damned things. sorry to sound preachy.

anyways at least they have a good case against this guy. only thing that I question is if he is convicted how will he be sentinced.

Another thing that stinks about this is I have been reading comments about people being scared to go to the movies now...
So when they have a big shooting at a diner why are people not scared to go and eat?

Makes no sense to me.. All I know is I will not let fear win! I will go see this movie and all the other movies I intended on seeing.

njb902 wrote:anyways at least they have a good case against this guy. only thing that I question is if he is convicted how will he be sentinced.

This is such a horrible tragedy that has struck the state of Colorado again! My sincerest thoughts go out to those lost or wounded in this awful mess. Now because of this disturbed f*ck a simple freedom we enjoy, going to movie theatres will be altered in some way shape or form.

I hope you're right njb902, I hope the prosecution has a ironclad case on this guy who apparently is calling himself the joker...unfortunately. Let's all hope that the evidence and victims alive and dead shows his purest of intentions with no hopes of insanity plea's...the voices made him do it, or the neighbor's dog made him do it, or least of all the Joker made me do it.

Cyber Bishop wrote:Another thing that stinks about this is I have been reading comments about people being scared to go to the movies now...
So when they have a big shooting at a diner why are people not scared to go and eat?

Makes no sense to me.. All I know is I will not let fear win! I will go see this movie and all the other movies I intended on seeing.

I could not agree with ya more CB.

Cyber Bishop wrote:Another thing that stinks about this is I have been reading comments about people being scared to go to the movies now...
So when they have a big shooting at a diner why are people not scared to go and eat?

Makes no sense to me.. All I know is I will not let fear win! I will go see this movie and all the other movies I intended on seeing.

I got tickets for Sunday night. I'm not going to let some nutjob with a gun stop me from enjoying some quality Batman.

Cyber Bishop wrote:Another thing that stinks about this is I have been reading comments about people being scared to go to the movies now...
So when they have a big shooting at a diner why are people not scared to go and eat?

Makes no sense to me.. All I know is I will not let fear win! I will go see this movie and all the other movies I intended on seeing.

I'll admit that I had been hotly anticipating the release of the movie. But after this act, I'm not going this weekend. I simply feel I won't be able to enjoy this one now as I'll have it in my mind that people were killed just because they were looking for a good time. I'm sure I'll see movies again in theaters, but right now I have a pretty bad taste in my mouth about this. It's sucked any fun for me right out of it. It's just so disgusting to me at the moment. One of the killed was a graduate from my town here in Ohio - Vandalia Butler High School. It's hit right home to my community as a result. It's been a hot topic on the local news stations, interviews with teachers, friends, community leaders.

I however do not blame Hollywood or video games or guns/gun control.

I'm just not in the mood to be entertained right now.

Shadowman wrote:

Cyber Bishop wrote:Another thing that stinks about this is I have been reading comments about people being scared to go to the movies now...
So when they have a big shooting at a diner why are people not scared to go and eat?

Makes no sense to me.. All I know is I will not let fear win! I will go see this movie and all the other movies I intended on seeing.

I got tickets for Sunday night. I'm not going to let some nutjob with a gun stop me from enjoying some quality Batman.

Exactly. I saw it opening night, but I'm probably going to see it again with the rest of my family. It's not good to dwell on things beyond your control or let one moron ruin your life experiences. This could have happened anywhere and just because one effed up lunatic decides to identify himself with a character from this series and go out and kill people people shouldn't be afraid or ashamed to watch the damn movie. Like I said, that's probably what he wants.

Pontimax 01 wrote:

Cyber Bishop wrote:Another thing that stinks about this is I have been reading comments about people being scared to go to the movies now...
So when they have a big shooting at a diner why are people not scared to go and eat?

Makes no sense to me.. All I know is I will not let fear win! I will go see this movie and all the other movies I intended on seeing.

I'll admit that I had been hotly anticipating the release of the movie. But after this act, I'm not going this weekend. I simply feel I won't be able to enjoy this one now as I'll have it in my mind that people were killed just because they were looking for a good time. I'm sure I'll see movies again in theaters, but right now I have a pretty bad taste in my mouth about this. It's sucked any fun for me right out of it. It's just so disgusting to me at the moment. One of the killed was a graduate from my town here in Ohio - Vandalia Butler High School. It's hit right home to my community as a result. It's been a hot topic on the local news stations, interviews with teachers, friends, community leaders.

I however do not blame Hollywood or video games or guns/gun control.

I'm just not in the mood to be entertained right now.

I truly hope you get over this mentality as it just doesn't make sense. As CB asked,..
If tomorrow there is a shooting in a dinner, are you gonna stop going out to eat?
If a drunk driver strikes and kills several people on the highway, are you gonna stop driving for month?

So much bad in this world happens on a daily basis that if you let all of it affect you to a point were it prevents you from going about your daily life, you might has well just live in a basement with the lights shut off.

I understand that this story hits close to home for you, but not seeing a movie isn't going to help the case any. This guy can claim all he want that he was mimicking the Joker, but in the end it comes down to that he was just a very disturbed individual. NO one is to blame but him.

Cyber Bishop wrote:Another thing that stinks about this is I have been reading comments about people being scared to go to the movies now...
So when they have a big shooting at a diner why are people not scared to go and eat?

Makes no sense to me.. All I know is I will not let fear win! I will go see this movie and all the other movies I intended on seeing.

If people are going to have that attitude, then they should probably not leave the house.

You know, the whole "Joker" thing is kind of weird to me. For starters, it was said by the New York City Police Commissioner, is there any reason the NYPD would even be involved in a case in Colorado?