Atlas Shrugged: Part 3

2014 • 99 minutes

About this movie

This third and final film completes the epic trilogy adapted from the novel by Ayn Rand. After the disappearances of society's most productive individuals, the nation’s economy is on the verge of collapse. As the government pursues even more brutal policies, Dagny Taggart must choose between saving the nation’s infrastructure or the man she loves—the man who would stop the motor of the world.

Ratings and reviews

What a disappointment. While It was a continuation of the Rand storyline, I have seen better acting in a High School play. The script was amateurish, as was the direction. As much as I would like to forget this unmemorable sequel was made, I will try to remember this director/screen writer's name and never waste a penny on any further dribble he creates.

I've been a fan of Ayn Rand and her genre of books for a while, but the movie series is a complete injustice. It comes off as far more of a twisted propaganda piece from Red China than anything from this century or this hemisphere in particular. It seems very similar to the Shakespeare films using old English dialogue in a modern setting, which detracts from the story itself

A lot of people keeps saying that the Atlas Shrugged trilogy was terrible, but I say rubbish to those claims. Atlas Shrugged parts 1, 2, and 3 are really good and hope for the best when it comes to the miniseries coming out soon because we as a nation need to fight back against big government and their anticapitalist propaganda.