James Holmes, the man who allegedly behind the Aurora, Colorado shooting that happened on July 20, 2012 during a midnight film premiere of The Dark Knight Rises, is expected to plead not guilty by reason of insanity on Tuesday.

The movie company behind Ryan Gosling's latest film, "Gangsta Squad" has decided to change the film's release date in the wake of the Colorado shooting. Warner Bros., the same company behind "Dark Knight Rises," has moved the release date of the violent film from September 7 to January 11. According to Variety, Warner Bros. announced that the studio will re-edit a scene where gangsters shoot a crowd in a movie theater with machine guns from behind the movie screen.

In the wake of the "Dark Knight Rises" shooting in Aurora, the Superman franchise looks to reinvent itself yet again with its latest reboot "Man of Steel." However, while the cards have been stacked against the Clark Kent flick in the past, the stakes may be higher than ever thanks to the deadly movie theater massacre.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt is the most recent member of the "Dark Knight Rises" cast to speak out in response to the horrific shooting at the movie's showing in Aurora, Colorado. Gordon-Levitt, who plays the character of John Blake, has released a statement via Twitter on the tragedy.