Atlas Shrugged Movie, Part I, Could Change the World

Atlas Shrugged Movie Part I--The long-awaited for adaptation of Ayn Rand's masterpiece, Atlas Shrugged, has finally opened in 300 movie theaters on tax day, April 15, 2011. For the first time in the history of movie making, a film has come out in defense of Laissez Faire Capitalism, the only system of trade that benefits individuals instead of monarchs, dictators or power groups.

You may have heard critics attack Ayn Rand, the superficiality of the novel, the poisonous ideas it enshrines. I don't know about you, but I like to chew my own food before I swallow it. Here's your chance to make up your own mind about Atlas Shrugged. A two hour movie is much easier to digest than a thousand page novel.

If you go to see Atlas Shrugged movie Part I, you'll encounter a thread through the entire story. The question: Who is John Galt? As the tale progresses, so will your understanding of this question, until, in the end, it will make sense.

You won't know who John Galt is, not yet, but you'll understand what he stands for-the right of each of us to live his life, trade freely with others, and be happy.

Freedom is a dying art around the world, but Atlas Shrugged the Movie, Part I, has the power to change that. If you'll go and see it. Learn more at Atlas Shrugged Part I.