The sex part was not only because Dagny had feelings with three main heroes in the book, but I think Ayn wrote the sex in the story to show her personal appreciation for sexual freedom. Watch some her old interview videos. I vaguely recall seeing another story mostly about her sexuality and the variety of young men she appreciated. Ayn really practiced what she preached.

As it were.

LOL!

I can see that your comprehension of the movie was rather limited judging by your comment.

As far as the sex, I think they were just paying homage to the author. Being that Dagny, the heroine, had intercourse with the three main heroes of the book. The sex is an amalgamation of a central theme of Atlas Shrugged; celebration. Though hidden under the muck and mire of collectivism, the antithesis of this scourge is to appreciate our champions. And there aren't many strong competitors in the reward category than the giving of one's self intimately.

Quite possibly the worst feature film I have ever seen in a theater. Yet, I did appreciate the visual that brought the Gulch, and the community there of, to life.

Dagney is a strong and hot woman. Difficult to pass on an opportunity. Maybe it was not the best for his cause but I cannot blame him too much.

What is "unnecessy sex"? Sounds fun.

Yes, well that was the whole reason John Galt's life was suddenly at risk: because he and Dagny consummated their relationship sooner than good judgment would have dictated. And he knew it going in.

good for you! I think it was you I was pondering about, with that length drive.

Good movie, IMO too much unnecessy sex with John Galt , but other than that well done.