Johnson made his directorial debut with Brick, a high-school drama that costed $500,000 to make. He moved up a little with his second film, The Brothers of Bloom, starring Mark Ruffalo and Adrien Brody. Johnson eventually ascended to Looper, the hit sci-fi film riddled with time travel, which established the director's growth into a new style.

The Looper writer has also directed some of the most acclaimed episodes of Breaking Bad, the hit T.V. series of cancer, wealth, family, and meth, of course.

The Wrap also says that Disney plans to do spin-offs of the main series, releasing a new Star Wars movie every year starting in 2015. Among those set to do such side films are Godzilla director Gareth Edwards and Chronicle director Josh Trank. Episode VII, which iswith the majority was that it relied on the characterization of the houseguest as the defendant's "girlfriend," and the evidence didn't necessarily support the conclusion that they were so initimately involved. Instead, the record was that they met online, had been dating for three months, and that she'd accepted his invitation to spend the weekend at his parents' house while they were away. Then, in an apparent swipe at the majority, the Chief Justice says,

The majority apparently assumes that a 22-year-old man is having a romantic, intimate relationship with a 20-year-old woman whom he invites over for the weekend while his parents are away.

What do you think, Mr. Gillette: did the majority make a reasonable inference?

I was thinking this morning about Samuel B. Kent, a former judge for