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There are many conservative themes and gentle mocker of liberal behavior in this movie, including: *the occasional drag racer (John Milner) accepting defeat rather than trying to outdo a dangerous rival
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'''American Graffiti''' (1973) was one the best and most influential movies ever, and yet received no [[Oscar]]s amid 5 monimoations.  It is an example of a [[Essay:Worst Liberal Snubs|worst liberal snub]].
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'''American Graffiti''' (1973) was one the best and most influential movies ever, and yet received no [[Oscar]]s amid 5 nonimations.  It is one of biggest successes for a low-budget movie ever, grossing more than $200 million in revenue on production costs of less than $1 million.
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This movie spawned more future stars than perhaps any other film.  Yet it is also an example of a [[Essay:Worst Liberal Snubs|worst liberal snub]].
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There are many [[conservative]] themes and gentle mocker of [[liberal]] behavior in this movie, including:
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*the occasional drag racer (John Milner) accepting defeat rather than trying to outdo a dangerous rival
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