Archive: Atlas Shrugged Movie

The day we've been waiting for has arrived: Watch the Atlas Shrugged trailer! »More

If you haven't already done so, you may want to add the Atlas Shrugged movie blog to your blogroll or newsreader. Here are some recent headlines likely to interest fans of Ayn Rand's novels: Atlas Shrugged ... »More

Cross-posted from the Atlas Shrugged movie blog: A couple of reviewers -- Richard Gleaves and Fred Cookinham -- who saw the ten minute sneak peak of the Atlas Shrugged movie in New York City noted that ... »More

If you're not already familiar with it, check out ARI's "Atlas Shrugged Video Contest." I think this kind of contest is brilliant, and I salute their innovative efforts here. It also reminds me of a comment ... »More

The producers have now publicly confirmed that the target release date for Atlas Shrugged - Part 1 will be April 15, 2011. That would be, of course, tax day in the United States. »More

Hans Schantz and I have launched a new blog exclusively devoted to covering the Atlas Shrugged movie, at Atlas-Shrugged-Movie.com. For those not already familiar with Hans, he has done some excellent work already covering the Atlas ... »More

In addition to our own new interview with Atlas Shrugged movie producer John Aglialoro, also check out this interview with screenwriter Brian Patrick O'Toole. One noteworthy exchange: Ã?therCzar: The production of Atlas Shrugged has been criticized for ... »More

Want to see a ten-minute clip from the Atlas Shrugged movie, including the first scene from the movie? If you're in New York City, you'll get your chance on December 7th. An announcement from the Atlas ... »More

Libertas Film Magazine has published the video recording of their recent interview with Atlas Shrugged movie director Paul Johansson. Johansson is a passionate guy; it will be interesting to see the results of his efforts. »More

David Kelley has written an article, "Atlas Shrugged Filming Wraps Up," about the new Atlas Shrugged movie. An excerpt: The Hollywood press has taken a dismissive view of the project. How could an outsider hope to ... »More