Ayn rand childrens movies

The New Yorker created this outrageously funny send-up of Ayn Rand as a children&#;s movie reviewer. In this piece, Rand takes several new and some classic children&#;s films apart, and reviews them through the special lens of her snarky, selfish philosophy.

There is no room for fantasy in Rand&#;s world of Objectivity , a glitch which shoots down any number of films immediately.

Films which elicit an emotional response or teach a lesson receive an emphatic red mark, particularly if someone has foolishly hampered their own success for the good of someone else&#;Or worse yet, for the many. Read on and learn why &#;Old Yeller&#; received high praise (and no tears) while &#;Snow White&#; was such a ninny that Rand could not finish watching the film.

I&#;m disturbed to say that Rand actually liked &#;Garfield&#; &#; and cats in general, thanks New Yorker.

“Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”

An industrious young woman neglects to ch