Hollywood certainly loves its disclaimers. From statements at the end of movies promising that characters aren't based on individuals living or dead; to warnings before Blu-ray commentaries that filmmakers' opinions don't reflect those of the studio, disclaimers are a kind of safety blanket that shields companies from lawsuits. There are certainly plenty examples of examples where this makes sense, but even writer/director Shane Black feels it's pretty ridiculous that his new movie The Nice Guys has to blatantly state that the film doesn't promote teaching children to smoke. The subject weirdly came up by accident when I recently spoke ...
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