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Whether intentional or not I like the message it presents. It is part two of a story but anyone can fill the part of being the next Dagny Taggart or Hank Rearden.
As for the production.. yeah, little things bugged me in P1, like Dagny saying "It looks like they all just walked away" while standing in a vacant factory. I worked once for CEI at the
Perry Nuke plant. Perry was halfway through construction of a Unit 2 when company brass suddenly said "everyone go home, we're suspending construction. THEY "just walked away" - they laid down their tools, and whatever components they were working on, and left it all behind. The unfinished plant was (probably still is) completely stocked and ready for the project to resume - not a vast, hollow structure like the one in the film. A train moving at 300mph can't snake around on the bank of a winding river (production issue), and NO responsible locomotive engineer would push a train to 300mph on its first trip across new track along an unfamiliar route (story problem) (300 mph is a realistic goal on the long, straight, flat track of, say, Iowa, but not the winding mountainside track of Colorado). When the set doesn't fit the script, that's bad production. But Rand didn't write A.S to be a technical reference on railway engineering... and, considering the budget, the lack of support from the Hollywood establishment, and the subject - I can overlook the tangential flaws in P1.
If you wish to do me a favor, kindly find someone out there who's in "the fence" regarding Rand's ideals and drag him to see the movie. You will do more good in the larger scale than inviting someone who's ready to move to the gulch in a moment's notice.
I am glad to hear that an ex-canuck found a way down-south. Depending of the situation in my corner of the world I might just join you. ;)
By the by, purportedly the War Room EAS was hacked earlier tonight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1O485lu3...
http://www.AtlasShruggedMovie.com
Damn good trailer though!
Scott,
When will the new trailer be up at
http://www.atlasshruggedmovie.com/assets... ?
Mooch
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