Warner Bros denies its controversial film 'Joker' portrays its murderous outcast villain as a hero
The much-hyped new Joaquin Phoenix film, billed as a"character study" of Batman's nemesis, has been hailed as an Oscar contender but has raised concerns that its depiction of mental illness and violence could prove incendiary.
The much-hyped new Joaquin Phoenix film, billed as a "character study" of Batman's nemesis, has been hailed as an Oscar contender but has raised concerns that its depiction of mental illness and violence could prove incendiary. In their letter, the Aurora families noted that their real-life tragedy had been "perpetrated by a socially isolated individual who felt 'wronged' by society."
"It is not the intention of the film, the filmmakers or the studio to hold this character up as a hero." Most presidential candidates, including Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden, are calling for a new assault weapons ban.
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