EPIC - Answer with 411 Questions

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Majestic
Long story
Grand
It's a long story
Huge
Monumental
Big-budget film
Sweeping story
Grand story
Ginormous
Larger-than-life
Heroic tale
Heroic
Broad
Vast
Sweeping
Poetic form
Expansive
Colossal
Long tale
Gigantic
Verse form
On a grand scale
Grand tale
Big picture
Major work
Grand in scale
Awesome
Bigger than big
Large-scale
Cast-of-thousands film
Big, and word that is found in all three theme answers
Heroic poem
Heroic narrative
Grand-scale
Like some proportions
Grand-scale tale
Gargantuan
"Beowulf," e.g.
Long narrative poem
Large
Homer work
Grand in scope
Of grand proportions
Larger than life
Imposing
Great
Expensive film production
Grandiose
Saga
Impressively great
Really big show
Homeric work
Tale on a grand scale
Colossal, moviewise
"War and Peace," e.g.
"Beowulf" is one
Spectacular
Of majestic proportions
Like some poetry
"Beowulf," for one
Sweeping saga
Multigenerational story
Long heroic tale
Literary form
It's quite a story
Heroic story
Cast-of-thousands movie
"Iliad," e.g.
Tale of heroism
Narrative poem
Long poem
Long narrative
"Cleopatra," for one
With a cast of thousands
Vast in scope
Type of poetry
Totally awesome
Stupendous
Quite a tale
Long, heroic story
Impressive in scope
Grand, as an adventure
Bunyanesque
Big story
"The Lord of the Rings," e.g.
Very large-scale
Sweeping in scope
Of monumental proportions
Grander than grand
Film with a cast of thousands
Certain poetry
"Roots," for one
"Poema del Cid," e.g.
"Paradise Lost," e.g.
"Iliad" or "Odyssey"
Word often preceding "proportions"
Typical De Mille film
Long, sweeping story
Large-scale work
Homer's "Iliad," e.g.
Hero's tale
DeMille specialty
Awesome, in slang
"Odyssey," for one
"Iliad," for one
"Ben-Hur," for one
___ fail
The "Iliad," e.g.
Superhuman
Movie with a cast of thousands
Many a miniseries
Long heroic story
Kind of proportions
Hours-long film, perhaps
Grand-scale story
Big picture?
A kind of poem
"Ben-Hur," e.g.
Quite a story
Poem on a grand scale
Of unusually great size
Of sweeping proportions
Of great size
Not just big
Not just an ordinary novel
No short story
Majestic story
Long legend
Long heroic poem
Like some battles
Like DeMille films
Lengthy narrative
Large, as proportions
Large in scope
Kind of poetry
Iliad, e.g.
DeMille genre
De Mille film
Colossal, filmwise
Cast-of-thousands
Bigger than life
Big production
Ambitious in scope
"The Ten Commandments," for one
"Star Wars," e.g.
"Gone With the Wind," for one
Work with a wide scope
Totally cool
The Star Wars films, e.g.
The Iliad, e.g.
The "Star Wars" films, e.g.
The "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
Sword-and-sandal flick, e.g.
Sweeping tale
Story on a grand scale
Really amazing, to a dude
Quite grand
On a huge scale
Noyes's "Drake," e.g.
Monumental work
Michael Jackson's record label
Many a DeMille film
Majestic tale
Magnificent tale
Like some struggles
Like some poems
Like Homer's "Iliad"
Like "Lawrence of Arabia"
Ken Burns's "The Civil War," e.g.
ItÂ’s a long story
It has a cast of thousands
Huge production
Huge movie
Huge in scope
Homeric creation
Homeric
Historical novel, e.g.
Heroic saga
Heroic in scale, moviewise
Film with many extras
Faith No More's big hit
Descriptive of a DeMille film
DeMille-like film
DeMille production
DeMille output
De Mille production
D. W. Griffith product
Considerably large work
Cast-of-thousands film, usually
Bigger-than-life story
Big, big-budget film
Augustana's record label
A grand film
12-part miniseries, say
"The Iliad," for one
"Beowulf," notably
''The Ten Commandments,'' for one
''Paradise Lost'' e.g.
''Gandhi,'' for one
''Beowulf,'' for one
''Ben-Hur,'' e.g.
Worthy of DeMille
Word for Homer's works
Weighty production
Virgil's "Aeneid," e.g.
Typical DeMille movie
Towering, as a tale
Time-tested work
The Mahabharata, for one
The Kalevala, for one
The Iliad for one
The Iliad e.g.
The "Odyssey" or "Beowulf"
The "Iliad" is one
The "Aeneid," for one
The "Aeneid," e.g.
Tetralogy, e.g.
Tasso's "Rinaldo" is one
Tale of high adventure
Tale of Gilgamesh
Tale like Homer's
Sword-and-sandal flick, sometimes
Sword-and-sandal flick
Sweeping in scale
Substantial, in slang
Substantial in scope, as a film
Spielberg's "A.I.," e.g.
Southey's "The Curse of Kehama"
Sony record label
Really, really long
Poem about Odysseus
Ozzy Osbourne's record label
Overused adjective, these days
Of titanic proportions
Of mammoth proportions
Of majestic proportion
Of historic dimensions
Of great proportions
Noyes's "Drake" is one
No short story, this
Narrative tale
Movie-ad word
Movie that might have a cast of thousands
Movie best seen on a wide screen
More than awesome
More awesome than awesome
Miniseries, maybe
Miltonian opus
Milton's "Paradise Lost," for one
Michener's "Centennial," e.g.
Michener novel, typically
Michael Jackson's label
Massive work
Many a sword-and-sandals film
Many a high-budget film
Many a DeMille movie
Many a Cecil B. DeMille film
Many a Cecil B. De Mille film
Majestic; monumental
Majestic poem
Long, long story
Long, imposing poem
Long, heroic poem
Long, dignified poem
Long, awe-inspiring film
Long, as a film
Long poem, perhaps
Long and impressive, as a film
Literary event
Like, big
Like Â“The Lord of the RingsÂ”
Like the "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
Like the "Iliad" and "Odyssey"
Like the "Iliad"
Like some long films
Like some fails, in modern slang
Like some fails
Like one for the ages
Like many a DeMille film
Like many a Bollywood film
Like certain proportions
Like amazing show, slangily
Like a Cecil B. DeMille production
Like "Star Wars"
Like "Paradise Lost"
Like "Beowulf"
Legendary work, often
Larger-than-life story
Larger than life?
Large-scale story
Large-scale show
Kurosawa film, usually
Kickass
James Michener novel, e.g.
It might have a lot of extras
It may have many chapters
Insanely killer show
Impressive in size or scope
Imposing work
Iliad e.g.
Huge, story-wise
Homeric in scale
Homeric genre
Homer's "Odyssey," e.g.
Homer's "Iliad," for one
Homer's Odyssey e.g.
Heroic opus
Heroic in scope
Heroic in scale
Grist for DeMille?
Great story
Great in scope
Grandscale
Grand-scope film
Grand-scale saga
Grand-proportion
Grand saga
Film with an intermission
Film spectacular
Faith No More's only hit
Expansive story
Epopee
Edda, e.g.
Dramatic poem
Donovan's record label
Descriptive of DeMille's work
DeMille-type film
DeMille work
DeMille production, e.g.
DeMille product
DeMille movie, e.g.
DeMille movie
DeMille film, say
De Mille work
De Mille movie, e.g.
Dante's "Inferno," e.g.
Computer animated film of 2013
Colossal, as a film
Chanson de geste, e.g.
C. B. De Mille output
Broad in scope
Bigger-than-life
Big tale
Beowulf, for one
Beowulf for one
Beowulf e.g.
Awesome, in a way
Awe-inspiring production
Apollonius's "Argonautica," e.g.
Anthony Mann's "The Fall of the Roman Empire," e.g.
2013 animated film in which Steven Tyler voiced a glowworm
"Ulysses," for one
"Titanic," e.g.
"Thriller" label
"The Ten Commandments" for one
"The Ten Commandments," e.g.
"The Odyssey", e.g.
"The Lord of the Rings", e.g.
"The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" for on
"The Hunger Games" trilogy, e.g.
"The Far Pavilions," for one
"The Divine Comedy," for one
"Star Wars," for one
"Spartacus," for one
"Spartacus," e.g.
"Roots" is one
"Ramayana," for one
"Quo Vadis," e.g.
"Poema del Cid" is one
"Paradise Lost" is one
"Paradise Lost,' for one
"Orlando Furioso," e.g.
"Lawrence of Arabia," for one
"Lawrence of Arabia," e.g.
"Jerusalem Delivered," for one
"Iliad" or "Aeneid," e.g.
"Iliad," notably
"Gone With The Wind", e.g.
"Gladiator" or "Ben-Hur"
"Gilgamesh," for one
"Gandhi" or "Cleopatra"
"Gandhi" or "Cleopatra," e.g.
"Gandhi," for one
"Fail" or "win" preceder
"Doctor Zhivago," e.g.
"Divine Comedy" is one
"Braveheart" or "Gladiator"
"Berlin Alexanderplatz," e.g.
"Beowulf", for one
"Beowolf" is one
"Ben-Hur", for one
"Ben-Hur" for one
"___ of Gilgamesh"
"___ Movie" (2007 satire)
"___ Movie" (2007 parody)
'Beowulf,' e.g.
''The Odyssey'', for one
''Roots,'' for one
''Odyssey'', e.g.
''Odyssey'' is one
''Lawrence of Arabia'', for one
''Lawrence of Arabia,'' e.g.
''King Kong,'' e.g.
''Iliad'' or ''Odyssey''
''Gone With the Wind,'' for one
''Beowulf'' is one
''Aeneid,'' for one
___ fail (big thumbs-down)
___ fail (big blunder)