Anyone else think we're about to enter a cinematic dark age?

This shooting makes me sick to my stomach, and something tells me once the dust settles, the psychopath behind this is not going to be made the main villain in this by rights groups and spiral this completely out of control. The main villain will be Hollywood, and particullarly creative directors like Christopher Nolan, Quentin Tarantino, and Martin Scorcese are going to be taking most of the blunt of this shite, no different than video games supposedly inspiring mass murders and Marilyn Manson inspiring the Columbine shooters. I know that with these psychopaths it was probably merely a matter of time before they exploded and killed many despite their interests in these artists works, but let's just ignore that for now.

More or less, I think the creative film making process will die with "The Dark Knight Rises". Pretty much these producers will now approach their entire audience as potential psychopaths who are one scene away from mowing down a theatre, not normal people who will in no way do the violence shown on screen. I expect violence to decrease as a whole over the next 10 years.

You can rest assured that they won't dare make a truly dark and great Batman film for the next say 20-30 years due to the fact that the films' darkness inspired this massacre. It wouldn't shock me "Django Unchained" were the first victim of this and had its violence forcibly edited by the studio. Also wouldn't shock me if they sent "Catching Fire" back for a rewrite so there would be less on-screen murder. Don't get me wrong, action and violence against non-human forces will be encouraged like Avatar, Transformers, Pirates of the Carribean, and Alice in Wonderland. They play it safe and the masses will go to it. The films are incredibly formulaic and don't push the envelope. These films if you'll notice are also run from a more production stand point to make as much money as humanly possible, instead of pushing it in a storytelling perspective.

Pretty much I'm saying is that writers and directors visions that are controversial, violent, foul, or with a morally grey message (with any combination of the previous 3) will be discouraged by producers and the studios, and will from this point on adopt a more James Cameron or Michael Bay approach. Over-the-top villains, a forced message, and violence kept to merely cartoonish and completely nonbelievable standards. The producers will now be meddling to the extreme with great directors visions, and thus we'll now be victims to dozens upon dozens of Spiderman 3s.

This punk, who I hope has the thrust of a thousand dicks destroy his arse in prison, has destroyed lives and mutilated cinema. James Holmes will do to cinema what Jerry Sandusky has done to college football, only the backlash won't be against a single institution. It will in my opinion damage creative filmmaking even further and be run completely by producers who rarely step foot on the set or truly immerse themselves in the filmmaking process.