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PERMANENT LINK | APRIL 30, 2006

Waiting for Atlas

Bryan Caplan
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Rumors of an Atlas Shrugged movie are once again circulating, and Brangelina may star. My dream is for Peter Jackson to make this his next trilogy. He can even recycle most of King Kong's New York!

Hat tip to Catallarchy.


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Sourav writes:

The book is so painful to read, I would prefer Ridley Scott. Every frame would be a luscious visual feast of art deco cityscapes, and in this context Galt's speech would almost seem to fit -- like all the pontificating in Gladiator, which is one of my favorite movies.

Posted May 1, 2006 2:57 PM
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