Once again, they didn’t ‘bring a knife along’ to any movie, as they weren’t there to see a movie. Don’t let facts get in the way though.

“The Nottingham cinema had been showing the Rapman-directed movie around the time the stabbing was reported, but the incident has not been linked to the showing with police describing it as "isolated".”

wonder what the knife crime rate was at cinemas before a couple of weeks ago? I don’t seem to remember many knife and machete incidents in the news. Maybe there’s a reason or excuse.

when 90% of the immigration into the country is male

you get a lopsided gender balance (overly male) living in the country

thus, you get a violent society.

(nothing to do with Movies )

Men commit more violent crimes than women.

Young men commit more crimes and violent crimes than older men.

Nothing to do with where they come from but if you increase the population of young males it is reasonable to assume that the crime rate goes up.

If we imported thousands of elderly people no one would be surprised that the NHS would be overwhelmed so why be surprised at the consequences of importing young men.

I’m far from convinced there is a link, would be my honest answer.

I don’t know what crime rates at cinemas are like generally, but I’d imagine they’re fairly regular given cinemas are a relatively insecure, late night venue which kids can access.

The brawl in Birmingham was obviously something way outside of normal, but we’re talking about 100 kids brawling in what is essentially a shopping centre (that also happens to host a cinema) - I’ve seen similar in Whitgift and Stratford Westfield - I don’t see any link to the film.

You can see how easy the link is to make though and how it happens so quickly; just look at the phrasing of your question - “many incidents of violence at the cinema” - what that really means is there was one brawl, which people tried to attribute to this film, and now every incidient at a cinema where this film is playing (which is every cinema in the country) there’s a nice scapegoat to use, as we see in the link above - neither participant saw the film, said anything about the film, the police dismiss the link, but the Newspaper headline does the complete opposite and people lap it up because it sits a narrative.

If we’re going to blame a film, I’d suggest seeing it would be the basic requirement.