I do not trust hollywood to have been faithful to the book.
I will be ecstatic if they are true to the book, it's foundational ideology and character archetypes that are the basis of this masterpiece.
Personally, if this is successful in these aspects, I hope they remake "The Fountainhead". That book is really a triumph in a way. A modern heroic epic that exalts the power and dignity of individualism, rather than drags it through the mud. Ellsworth Toohey's revelation soliloquy to Peter Keating after his betrayal of Roark is one of the BEST soliloquy's ever written when you take into account what it really means. Beats the shit out of "John Galt Speaks" by a LONG run. (which was the ONLY part of Atlas Shrugged I did NOT enjoy because I already got the point in the previous 990 pages.)
Considering I had to come here to see a trailer for it and it's release being only about a month away that suggests hollywood isn't giving it much of a push. I also saw a link on the website that says click here to get the movie in your theatre. Unfortunately I'm predicting it's going to be pretty under the radar and will go largely unnoticed. At the same time, it's lack of publicity gives me hope that it will be faithful to the book.