This is Handel on the law.

This is Handel on the Law.

Marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

Now, I don't know if you're a Star Wars fan.

I'm not particularly one, but it's kind of hard to ignore the franchise.

So the conclusion to the Skywalker saga is coming out, or actually has come out, Star Wars, the rise of Skywalker.

And this is the first time I know of that a movie company, a production company, Disney in this case, has requested that the movie theaters put up warning signs saying there are a lot of flashes here.

And if you are sensitive to flashes and if you can get seizures, just want to give you a heads up.

Because you may end up on the floor doing the funky chicken, you know, flopping around on the floor in the middle of the grand mal seizure.

And you don't want to do that. That's very embarrassing. People look at you and they go, this is not good.

So the warning, now, from what I understand, I didn't know this, is that if people are warned that it's about to happen, they can avert their eyes.

So one of the suggestions is go with a friend who has seen the movie already.

Of course, Disney would say that to warn you when they are coming.

And here's what they're afraid of is that if you have not been warned and you go ahead and do this, go to a theater

and all of a sudden the flashes.

I understand there is a lot of flashing, sustained flashing lights in the movie, then they

could be in trouble afraid of lawsuits, legitimate lawsuits.

If they put up a warning sign and you go ahead in there, then you have something called

assumption of the risk.

And it's exactly what it sounds like.

You've assumed the risk.

We warned you.

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