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.

With a "Dark Knight Rises" sequel on many people's minds, Warner Bros. clearly has some serious decisions to make on the superhero movie front. However, there are many directions the Batman Franchise can go in, as the latest installment left many open ends within their characters.

Warner Brothers released two trailers to promote their next superhero film, "The Man of Steel." The "Man of Steel" trailers and the image on the official website suggest there may be a darker side of Superman revealed than previous versions. Director Zachary Snyder explained the new direction of the reboot: "We had to act as if no film has been made," he told an audience at Comic Cobn. "When we approached it, we had to say 'this is Superman for the first time."

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