Finally getting to watch the newest installment of objectivist, libertarian propaganda adapted from the novel by the ridiculous icon by the name of Ayn Rand....we'll see how it goes.

I rated this movie for the message and philosophy it put into film from the novel. I applaud those who took the effort. I don't give a rats ass about the production quality. Thank you for making this movie trilogy. :pray_tone2:

“I swear by my life and my love of it that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine.”
― Ayn Rand

_Atlas Shrugged II: The Strike_ is a compelling and provocative film that brings Ayn Rand’s classic novel to life. The saga continues with Dagny Taggart and Henry Rearden struggling to hold off a total economic collapse while an oppressive government tightens their control and leading industrialists mysteriously disappear. All of the major roles have been recast, which is rather off-putting and doesn’t result in any noticeable improvements in the characters. However, the directing is a little better and delivers a clearer vision than the first film had. Additionally, the special effects are fairly well-done for an independent film, and are used quite effectively to add energy and excitement to the scenes. While _Atlas Shrugged II: The Strike_ doesn’t live up to the quality of the source material, it still delivers a solid dramatic thriller.

They changed actors from Part 1 to Part 2, which was difficult to get used to.