Opening soon in most theaters is the movie 'Atlas Shrugged Part I' from the novel of Ayn Rand.  I probably won't get to see it in a theater, but I look hopefully to an early television/cable showing.  The story is just as pertinent now as it was in 1952 when the book was first published.  The book itself is rather lengthy, so the producers expect to make three parts of the movie story.  Although I believe much of the objectivism of Ayn Rand, I don't agree with her religious views.  She was an atheist.  And I can't understand people who take the atheistic view of life.  It's so sad and dreary.  And it offers no real hope for anything.  Might as well be a rock on the ground.