The third film in a series of three Who Is John Galt was a movie about values. Based on the treasured novel Atlas Shrugged, it did a good job of Cliff-Noting through the most important topics of the American classic. The famous John Galt speech from the novel to the movie was greatly condensed and enormously effective. The sections of the movie containing the speech along with the scene between John Galt and Mr. Thompson was powerful. Just a few weeks prior to the release of Who Is John Galt, I watched Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln and can declare that there was nothing in that great movie about the last days of the Lincoln presidency that eclipsed the value of John Galt being offered all the power of the world by Mr. Thompson and Galt laughing in his face saying, “nobody should have that kind of power.” For me, it was the most powerful scene in the movie—one I would pay again and again to see—just for that one scene. There is within that exchange between Thompson and Galt the keys to most modern problems and Galt has the answer delivered with excessive minimalism. The movie shines most during this moment.