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===Art, movie, and music examples===
 
===Art, movie, and music examples===
 
*The movie ''[[Jesus Revolution]]'' (2023) was panned by [[liberal]] movie critics (due to its open portrayal of Christian faith) but became a sensation with the public, receiving an extraordinary 99% positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes (a site not known for positive ratings of Christian films) and an A+ score on CinemaScore (the fourth consecutive such rating for director Jon Erwin, a first in the rating's history).
 
*The movie ''[[Jesus Revolution]]'' (2023) was panned by [[liberal]] movie critics (due to its open portrayal of Christian faith) but became a sensation with the public, receiving an extraordinary 99% positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes (a site not known for positive ratings of Christian films) and an A+ score on CinemaScore (the fourth consecutive such rating for director Jon Erwin, a first in the rating's history).
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*[[Lynyrd Skynyrd]] is considered the quintessential southern rock band that sang about ordinary folks; its name is a play on its high school band teacher Leonard Skinner; it was never awarded a [[Grammy]] and yet was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and has sold 28 million records despite losing three band members (including lead vocalist) to a plane crash at their peak in 1977.
 
*A Flock of Seagulls produced "(I Ran) So Far Away" in 1982.
 
*A Flock of Seagulls produced "(I Ran) So Far Away" in 1982.
 
*An untitled painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat, a young formerly homeless man, broke all records for [[America]]n works with its sale price of $110M at an auction, stunning art experts.  Basquiat's politically inspired art denounced institutions and [[colonialism]].
 
*An untitled painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat, a young formerly homeless man, broke all records for [[America]]n works with its sale price of $110M at an auction, stunning art experts.  Basquiat's politically inspired art denounced institutions and [[colonialism]].
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