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The consensus here seems to be unanimous among atheists, objectivists, and free-thinkers alike. What a bold step Sagan took writing a piece of science fiction that "oozed" so much mystic-busting philosophy and information. He challenged the need for a god, pip-squeak neo-cheaters, religious charlatans, and so much more. In the process, he hailed the great and powerful business leader, an honesty toward reality, and the unyielding integrity shown in Foster's character.

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Incomparable Ayn Rand Dialog! The dialog in this movie was such a refreshing change from any that I've seen in the last 30 years, except for The Fountainhead (also by Ayn Rand). The characters speak as if every word was too important to say anything unnecessary - ever. I felt cleaner after watching it; and energized - ready to attempt the impossible. Excerpt from Review by Bradford Stephen Kyle

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Ayn Rand not only wrote the screenplay for this film based on her classic novel, she was inn favor of casting Gary Cooper as her architect hero Howard Roark. That proved to be a mistake. Not only is Cooper too "mature" for the role, he lacks the necessary passion to deliver Rand's philosophical speeches with conviction. Despite this misstep, "The Fountainhead" is a pretty faithful summary (as opposed to adaptation) of the legendary novel. The rest of the cast is quite good, and King Vidor's direction is masterful. The camera angles and cinematography are all splendidly offbeat, making this film worthwhile for its visual qualities alone. Excerpt from Review by Brian W. Fairbanks

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Ayn Rand: A Sense Of Life is an informative, 144 minute biographical documentary showcases the life and work of Ayn Rand, a controversial and influential Russian-born writer's life and work. Sharon Gless ably narrates the drama of Ayn Rand's life and fiction, from her early childhood and escape from Soviet Russia to her struggle and triumph as an American writer. Written, produced and directed by Michael Paxton, Ayn Rand: A Sense Of Life is a "must" for all Rand fans. Excerpt from Review by Midwest Book Review

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"We The Living" was originally produced in Italy in 1942 as two separate films. Many years later, under Ayn Rand's supervision, the films were combined to make one film. Master tapes for this video were made from the original negatives. Ayn Rand herself hailed "We The Living" as, by far, the best film adaptation of her work. If you are an admirer of the novels "Atlas Shrugged" or "The Fountainhead", you certainly don't want to miss this film

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