Warner Bros. says 'Joker' team won't give interviews at red carpet premiere
In “Joker,” Joaquin Phoenix stars as the iconic DC Comics character in an origin story that explores how a mentally ill clown is driven to violence after being oft-mocked by the residents of Gotham. The plot has raised questions about whether viewers — mistakenly viewing the character as a hero — might be inspired to commit violence in his name.
“What’s outstanding to me in this discourse in this movie is how easily the far left can sound like the far right when it suits their agenda. It’s really been eye-opening for me,” Phillips added in an. “Isn’t it good to have these discussions about these movies, about violence? Why is that a bad thing if the movie does lead to a discourse about it?”
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