When her family railroad falls apart, a driven woman fights against her incompetent brother, increasing regulation and mysteriously disappearing businessmen, to save her family business. -Atlas Shrugged-

I watched the first two films... haven't seen the third installment, I have read the book (a long time ago) and found the audio book (on audible) on sale for 5 bucks, which inspired the logline attempt. Ultimately dpg's logline attempt was about as good as you can get for such a large sprawling story.

It's a complicated, sprawling narrative. ?The book is almost 1,200 pages long. ?(I tried to read it once, but decided that the book was too long and life was too short.)

The 3-part movie adaptation fills 5 hours of screen time; I don't think it's possible to get more specific in the logline -- not in less than 40 words. ?Heck, not in less than a 100 words.

The story sells itself (or not, depending on one's ?pov) on the basis of the reputation of its author, Ayn Rand. ?The movie was financed and produced by zealots of her philosophy.

It's a complicated, sprawling narrative. ?The book is almost 1,200 pages long. ?(I tried to read it once, but decided that the book was too long and life was too short.)

The 3-part movie adaptation fills 5 hours of screen time; I don't think it's possible to get more specific in the logline -- not in less than 40 words. ?Heck, not in less than a 100 words.

The story sells itself (or not, depending on one's ?pov) on the basis of the reputation of its author, Ayn Rand. ?The movie was financed and produced by zealots of her philosophy.