> Judge Breyer rejected that argument, saying that "by that logic, Star Wars: The Force Awakens would be a collective work because it arranged the most popular

> Judge Breyer rejected that argument, saying that "by that logic, Star Wars: The Force Awakens would be a collective work because it arranged the most popular Star Wars heroes, settings, and one-liners into a new movie." Entirely off-topic, but this line piqued my interest in the judge more than in the case and it seems like he's had a nice, interesting career: Watergate, Volkswagen emissions, fighting the DOJ on marijuana busts.