The Amazing Spider-Man contains 'moderate violence and injury detail'.

What are the most intriguing flick poster disclaimers you have seen?

Last night's football featured a lot of superheroes, especially in the ad breaks.

There was the latest spot for The Dark Knight Rises; the new teaser for The Amazing Spider-Man.

I haven't seen Spidey yet, but I'm even keener to now, after reading the trailer-end disclaimer: "Contains moderate violence and injury detail".

That's a new one on me.

I'm familiar with mild peril, I'm au fait with adult situations, and I'm all for strong language in a speech therapy context.

But injury detail? A Google suggests we've had more inflicted upon us than I realised.

The Iron Lady, for instance, "contains real images of moderate violence, injury detail and brief nudity" which makes me think I need to re-see it smartish.

Leo Benedictus investigated this fully six years ago, grappling with the "comic wrestling violence" in Nacho Libre and the "frequent jousting" of A Knight's Tale.

And Kira Cochrane recently went down to the British Board of Film Classification HQ – next month we'll have a full report of her findings.

But your thoughts, please, on injury detail or any new qualifications we've missed recently.

And which ones need inventing … ?

Action and adventureAndrew GarfieldCensorshipCatherine Shoardguardian.co.uk © 2012 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies.

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