When Ayn Rand was writing Atlas Shrugged: Part I, the railroad was not only a primary means of transportation, but also guided the development of her thinking and storyline. Since the first part is being completed, there is no need to spend too much time showing the dark side of the world while introducing the characters and building the background; more pen and ink will be put into the second episode of the film. In describing how the whole society fell into the abyss; as for the last chapter, it naturally became the darkest hour before dawn.
The choice and choice of some of the contents of the film have made several filmmakers a headache. As far as the overall structure of the film is concerned, they are all insignificant details, which do not have much impact on the story. Gurney's sacrifice and dedication to save the family business.
As John Aguilarolo and Brian Patrick O'Toole set the general creative direction and selectively weave the structure and style of the adaptation, it became clear that some changes were not only inevitable, but also It can also greatly improve and promote.
