The train tracks one! I just have problems with the unexplainable glowing John Galt one and, while beautiful, I don't even like the quote on the center one.
There should be that sense of contrast between the grittiness the world has been given and the clear space of Atlantis.

I agree with the majority, tracks. It includes more of the story than the others. Trains, Galt and the $ sign. Might be more in there but I'm looking on a small screen.

One with the train tracks

Yes.

#3 galt on the tracks.
AND, the quote from poster #1 is the essence of the inspiration of the novel. It would be powerful on the 3rd poster.

As a collector you should order all three of them. Your grandchildren will thank you.

On the tracks, no question.

I love the artistry and romance of #2, and thought about ordering it because (to me) it was the most obscure (and pretty) one... but with the easter eggs and just the sheer message it delivers, #3 wins hands down.

I can relate to 2 but I think 3 captures the title of the movie best.
Cheers

I like #3 the best. It makes it seem like an action story, though, where bad guys torture the hero and allude to threats of subjecting his g/f to the same treatment until the rebels free him in a commando operation. Wait, that actually happens. They could make this movie an action flick with a love story, so people would go to see it on dates or just for fun, and the stuff with liberty could be in the background.

I concur.

#3 is the best of the lot to me. I don't really LIKE any of them, though...

Agreed.

Galt on the tracks, of course!

I would choose Galt standing on the railroad.
The middle one is a good image, but the romance story is not the main theme of the novel.
I think the first one does not say enough about the movie.

My favorite is the middle one, however if people aren't familiar with Atlas Shrugged it will just confuse them.

I think the third one would be the most generally appealing to people.