In keeping with today’s Supreme Court Theme (even though the first argument was canceled and Mason’s trip to the Court was postponed), I’ve found a movie about the Supreme Court.

Fire up your Netflix Queues. In 1981, Walter Mathau starred in a movie called “First Monday in October.”

Per IMDB:

For the first time in history a woman is appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, where she becomes a friendly rival to a liberal associate.

Perhaps one of the funniest quote explains my objection that the Justice’s group portraits are always so awkward:

Ruth Loomis: [the Justices posing for a group photograph] Should we smile a little?
Justice Dan Snow: Good God, no. Who’d trust a happy Justice?

But why does the Movie Poster have a Picture of the Capitol. They are facing the wrong side of First Street!

H/T WSJ and Adam A. for Pointer