The LAPD plans to boost its visibility at movie theaters for 'Joker,' after growing concerns around the release of the violent comic book drama
NBC News contacted more than 30 movie theater chains this week to ask if their management planned to increase security measures around the premiere of"Joker." In response, representatives for some of the chains said they could not disclose specifics about security measures.
"AMC does not permit weapons or items that would make other guests feel uncomfortable or detract from the moviegoing experience," company spokesman Ryan Noonan said. "At Regal, we do not believe the content or the existence of any movie is a cause or a signal for violence," the company added.
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