Who the hell is John Galt?

Darrion 2022-03-22 08:01:04

Banned books, bad reviews but great sales, the genre has always been appealing.
As the first step in the trilogy, part I, which was only released in 2011, will definitely make audiences who have not seen the original read in a fog. The story that only exposes the tip of the iceberg of the plot has all the viciousness of the digging party before seeing the last two films that are far away. Who the hell is John Galt? Never before has a trilogy been made so ignorant of the audience viewing experience and so engaging, no wonder Rolling Stone magazine is said to have rated it as a big duck.
It is strongly recommended that the subtitles of the film that are constantly complaining, and the original book must be considered at the same time :)

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Atlas Shrugged: Part I quotes

  • Wesley Mouch: Paul, this is not personal. Everybody has to share the burdens we face, especially Rearden.

  • James Taggart: Well that was quick!

    Dagny Taggart: You'd be surprised how quickly things get done when you do some actual work and don't rely on political favors.