Atlas Shrugged: Part I

Réalisé par Paul Johansson

PG-13

14 avril 2011 1h 37min Box Office: 4,6 M $USDrame, Thriller,

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Dagny Taggart, qui dirige avec son frère Jim la compagnie de chemin de fer Taggart Transcontinental, se bat pour sauver son entreprise dans un monde qui s'écroule.

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Acteurs de Atlas Shrugged: Part I

Taylor SchillingDagny Taggart
Grant BowlerHenry "Hank" Rearden
Matthew MarsdenJames Taggart
Edi GathegiEddie Willers
Jsu GarciaFrancisco D'Anconia
Graham BeckelEllis Wyatt
Jon PolitoOrren Boyle
Patrick FischlerPaul Larkin
Rebecca WisockyLillian Rearden
Michael LernerWesley Mouch
Neill BarryPhilip Rearden
Christina PicklesMother Rearden
Joel McKinnon MillerHerbert Mowen
Armin ShimermanDr. Potter
David DotyMayor Bascom
Rob BrownsteinEugene Lawson
Geoff PiersonMichael "Midas" Mulligan
Paul JohanssonJohn Galt / Director
Stephen Chester PrinceEngineer
Navid NegahbanDr. Robert Stadler
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Atlas Shrugged: Part I Notations et commentaires

Mikael Morrell-Stinson3 mars 2026
I think this movie gets a lot of flak for two reasons. One is the production quality, which seems to get worse with each part... The other is just because it's Atlas Shrugged. A story that's already very polarizing with most people hating it. I personally loved the book, and feel that most people who hate it missed the bigger picture, ultimately throwing the baby out with the 30 chapters of bathwater. But after watching the movies, I'm saddened to say it seems the people who loved the book also missed the bigger picture. I can forgive a cheap production, as long as a movie is either fun or thought provoking. The book Atlas Shrugged was thought provoking, and had that translated to film, it would have made for a great movie. Unfortunately the writers removed all the thought from the story and reduced it down to "free market good, big government bad, trust me bro". I believe if Ayn Rand saw this movie, she would hate it too. If you're curious, the bigger picture in Atlas Shrugged is this: your life is irreplaceable, craft your moral code to hold the preservation and sustaining of your life as its highest value. Trust your senses, think for yourself, don't let others come between you and your reason. The libertarian side of the equation is what Rand believed the world ought to look like if everyone held these values, and the story of the strike was simply to highlight the importance of valuing your brain and its capacity to think. As outlandish as the story is, it shows what happens when people who think are ultimately removed from the equation. This is what Atlas Shrugged is about, and this is what the writers/producers of these films ultimately missed. If you want solid proof of this, read part 3 chapter 7 "This is John Galt speaking" and compare that to this film trilogy's interpretation.

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