Skip to main content
Atlas Shrugged Movie Poster
Ratings & Reviews

Atlas Shrugged

Rated PG-13 for some sexuality.

PG-13 In Theaters 04/15/2011 , 102min.
Share this movie on
Viewer Score
92%
Viewer score based on 221 ratings
28%
Critic score based on 19 reviews

Your Reviews

Sign In to leave a review for Atlas Shrugged
 
December 16, 2012
sheilamchenry
The book is great; this movie adaptation is faithful to the book, well actied and very appropos for the day. The directors said that the \"critics\" panned the movie, and were opposed to it. In CA, that would be an understatement. Those interested in individual freedom will see the timely message and warning given future generations, all generations, by Ms. Rand.
October 21, 2012
vd00000000130931
Great movie. I loved it. However part two was even better.
October 02, 2012
angelabfla
I loved the movie. I thought it was exciting, fast paced, thrilling and the characters were fascinating. Great film making!
February 04, 2012
dbarnes612
Phenomenal! I enjoyed the movie so much I immediately bought the book. I related to the movie and the book. Amazing how the government wants to manipulate and take its control over us similar to the portrayal in the movie and book. The latest example is the healthcare program?more big government clumsily trying to run a business. The government needs to teach people to fish instead of giving
December 12, 2011
harmane
When is part II coming out? Want to see it.

Critic Reviews powered by Metacritic ™

Washington Post
Atlas Shrugged: Part 1 is nearly as stilted, didactic and simplistic as Rand's free-market fable. Full Review
Bill Goodykoontz
Arizona Republic
The acting is so poor and the story so badly told that the viewer's feelings about Rand's novel - an epic ode to free-market fundamentalism - are almost immaterial. Full Review
Carrie Rickey
Philadelphia Inquirer
Speechy and preachy and just a teeny-weeny bit naughty. Full Review
Joe Morgenstern
Wall Street Journal
I wanted to give this movie a fair shake, though I can't pretend to be an admirer of Ayn Rand's writing. But the movie, the first installment of a projected trilogy, doesn't give the book a fair shake. Full Review
Kyle Smith
New York Post
Though a bit stiff in the joints and acted by an undistinguished cast amid TV-movie trappings, this low-budget adaptation of Ayn Rand's novel nevertheless contains a fire and a fury that makes it more compelling than the average mass-produced studio item. Full Review
Netflix - Try for Free

Instantly watch TV episodes and movies via the Internet on your computer or TV. 1 month FREE!

Stay Connected with Moviefone