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Lobotomy
8th February 2011, 22:16
I'm not joking. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0480239/)

Ele'ill
8th February 2011, 22:18
lol

Do you have any idea how much movie tickets cost these days?

Blackscare
8th February 2011, 22:19
That shit is gonna suuuuuuuuuck.



Just as a movie, it's going to suck. Atlas is waaaay too boring of a book to make into a compelling movie. Capital would make a better movie than this steaming pile.

Hexen
8th February 2011, 22:22
Well their also making a Bioshock movie...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1230526/

Lord Testicles
8th February 2011, 22:24
lol

Do you have any idea how much movie tickets cost these days?

Does it matter when it's going straight to DVD?

Palingenisis
8th February 2011, 22:26
Glenn Beck said that hunger was good for starting "entrepuenship" or however you spell it. Am I right in suspecting a deranged Protestant form of asecetism in working class support for libertarian crap in the USA?

gorillafuck
8th February 2011, 22:29
If that comes to theaters I guarantee I'm going to go see it.

Revolution starts with U
8th February 2011, 23:29
I'm glad there will be. I tried to read the book once, but that just made me want to tear my hair out... maybe a movie will be easier to get through :confused:

Kuppo Shakur
8th February 2011, 23:38
Capital would make a better movie than this steaming pile.
It would have to be a trilogy.

#FF0000
8th February 2011, 23:41
I can't wait until Part 2 comes out and it is literally three hours of monologue in a courtroom.

Ocean Seal
8th February 2011, 23:50
Well guys if we pirate it, then the creative people who made this movie will be discouraged from ever making a movie again, increasing the mind control power of the people by us, the Caliphate-Communist movement. See Ayn Rand, as revenge for selling the Che shirt on the free market, you now have the internet (which by the way Ayn, was developed through government R+D:cursing:), a sort of international working class commune: filled with a welfare check chock full of goodies such as education and entertainment. Hahah Ayn Rand, the internet makes the free market fail.

Psy
9th February 2011, 00:02
Capital would make a better movie than this steaming pile.
Capital was made in a Manga, speaking of which has that been translated into English yet?

Havet
9th February 2011, 00:03
They've been talking about making an Atlas Shrugged movie ever since the 70's. Never worked out. I doubt this one will.

If it does, well I found the book to be an interesting love story, with many interesting parts, considering it was writen in the 50's. I don't think there is nothing to fear from having these movies up, its not like people become objectivists by reading or watching that story. The story does make you rethink what you took for granted, and I find that a positive thing, it might make people more prone to political change, whatever its direction.

Of course, not all directions are preferable, but if you can't trust what people are going to think after watching a movie, how can you trust them running a society?

Dimentio
9th February 2011, 00:22
It would be a cinema thing if Brad Pitt had been on it.

Never heard the name of the actors, so I guess it's a direct-to-DVD. Who's the Director?

gestalt
9th February 2011, 00:57
At least the Fountainhead had Gary Cooper (reading the proverbial phone book) and was aesthetically pleasing thanks to King Vidor.

"Who is John Galt?" indeed.

Red Commissar
9th February 2011, 01:35
It would be a cinema thing if Brad Pitt had been on it.

Never heard the name of the actors, so I guess it's a direct-to-DVD. Who's the Director?

Says Paul Johansson- and he's also playing as John Galt in the movie series. His credits shows he's been acting in various TV shows, only thing he's directed that I recognize is that teen thing "One Tree Hill" for the TV.

DuracellBunny97
9th February 2011, 01:43
I'll probably see it, I never could get through the book

Lobotomy
9th February 2011, 01:51
I read it a while ago and I remember actually thinking that if it were ever made into a movie, it would be so boring because the plot was so drawn-out.

gestalt
9th February 2011, 02:44
Plot?

Bright Banana Beard
9th February 2011, 02:46
I would probably sleep from watching it.

Os Cangaceiros
9th February 2011, 02:46
They should've made a movie out of Alongside Night instead. At least that terribly written "market fundamentalist" book had an interesting premise. Someone could probably make a good movie out of it.

Bud Struggle
9th February 2011, 13:35
Armin Shimerman--the Ferengi Quark from Deep Space 9 is in it.

http://trekweb.com/images/stories/49f1a443c5b2a-1.jpg

That somehow makes alot of sense. ;)

Rottenfruit
9th February 2011, 17:25
I'm not joking. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0480239/)

IS Glenn Beck Directing it?

Wanted Man
9th February 2011, 17:38
Wow, move on over LotR, move on Deathly Hallows...

Havet
12th February 2011, 18:45
So how come nobody posted the trailer?!?!

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I'm quite disapointed its set out in today's world as opposed to the 40s/50s, as the story originally portrayed. But at least they're not gonna cram it all in one big movie, and instead will be split in 3 parts

Princess Luna
14th February 2011, 14:46
after watching the trailer my only reaction is --> :laugh:

Thug Lessons
14th February 2011, 15:24
I'm quite disapointed its set out in today's world as opposed to the 40s/50s, as the story originally portrayed. But at least they're not gonna cram it all in one big movie, and instead will be split in 3 parts

Yes that's a very good thing because it means the film's conservative backers will lose even more money than they would otherwise on this turkey.