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Answer: EPIC

EPIC is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 527 times.

Referring Clues:

• Stupendous
• Quite a story
• Many a Cecil B. De Mille film
• Monumental
• "War and Peace," e.g.
• Grand
• Kind of proportions
• "Beowulf," for one
• "Iliad" or "Aeneid," e.g.
• Grand, as an adventure
• Sweeping
• Like the "Iliad" and "Odyssey"
• Majestic
• Big story
• Sword-and-sandal flick
• Colossal
• Like some proportions
• Many a DeMille film
• "Gandhi," for one
• Many a miniseries
• Multigenerational story
• DeMille-type film
• Larger-than-life
• "Ulysses," for one
• Cast-of-thousands film
• Vast
• Sweeping story
• Grand in scale
• Like some struggles
• Like "Star Wars"
• "Ben-Hur," e.g.
• Colossal, filmwise
• Big production
• "The Ten Commandments," for one
• Like many a DeMille film
• Large-scale
• "Titanic," e.g.
• Heroic tale
• Many a Cecil B. DeMille film
• Michael Jackson's record label
• Grander than grand
• "Lawrence of Arabia," for one
• The "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
• Majestic poem
• Cast-of-thousands movie
• Homer's "Iliad," e.g.
• "Ben-Hur," for one
• No short story
• "Paradise Lost," e.g.
• Heroic saga
• "Beowulf," e.g.
• Hours-long film, perhaps
• Michener's "Centennial," e.g.
• DeMille production, e.g.
• Bigger than big
• Long tale
• Grist for DeMille?
• Like “The Lord of the Rings”
• Cast-of-thousands
• Movie best seen on a wide screen
• Huge
• Anthony Mann's "The Fall of the Roman Empire," e.g.
• "Cleopatra," for one
• Many a sword-and-sandals film
• Like "Paradise Lost"
• "The Divine Comedy," for one
• It might have a lot of extras
• Ambitious in scope
• DeMille output
• The "Odyssey" or "Beowulf"
• Huge in scope
• Poem on a grand scale
• Verbose verse
• Big picture
• It's a long story
• "Gone With the Wind," for one
• Of great proportions
• "Roots," for one
• Like the "Iliad"
• Of majestic proportion
• Large, as proportions
• Nearly any Michener novel
• Awe-inspiring film
• "Iliad," for one
• Lengthy narrative
• Kind of journey
• Heroic and impressive
• Like "Paradise Lost" in scope
• DeMille specialty
• "Odyssey," for one
• Like a DeMille production
• "Ben Hur" or "Quo Vadis?"
• "The Lord of the Rings," e.g.
• Narrative poem
• Grand-scale tale
• Tale on a grand scale
• Like some battles
• "The Odyssey," for one
• Of monumental proportions
• Grand in scope
• Cecil B. DeMille movie, e.g.
• Heroic poem
• Long narrative poem
• Grand-scale
• Long legend
• Like a Cecil B. DeMille production
• DeMille product
• Awe-inspiring production
• Grand tale
• Not just big
• Sweeping saga
• On a grand scale
• DeMille film, say
• Heroic
• Milton's "Paradise Lost," for one
• Like "Lawrence of Arabia"
• Long poem, perhaps
• Movie with a cast of thousands
• Chanson de geste, e.g.
• "Berlin Alexanderplatz," e.g.
• Like some poems
• Tetralogy, e.g.
• Ozzy Osbourne's record label
• Of unusually great size
• Large in scope
• Of sweeping proportions
• DeMille movie, e.g.
• "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
• Substantial in scope, as a film
• Expansive story
• DeMille-like film
• Cast-of-thousands film, usually
• Impressively great
• The Star Wars films, e.g.
• "Iliad," notably
• Kind of poetry
• Like DeMille films
• Saga
• ''Lawrence of Arabia'', for one
• Long story
• ''Odyssey'', e.g.
• ''The Odyssey'', for one
• DeMille work
• Grand-scale story
• Of majestic proportions
• DeMille genre
• Heroic story
• Sweeping in scale
• Grand story
• Film spectacular
• Grand-scope film
• Long heroic tale
• Worthy of DeMille
• Long, long story
• Heroic in scope
• ''Ben-Hur'', for one
• Large-scale story
• Of grand proportions
• ''Iliad'' or ''Odyssey''
• ''Gone With the Wind,'' for one
• Vast in scope
• Sword-and-sandal flick, sometimes
• Heroic narrative
• With a cast of thousands
• ''Aeneid,'' for one
• Of historic dimensions
• ''Beowulf,'' for one
• ''Roots,'' for one
• Heroic in scale
• ''The Ten Commandments,'' for one
• Impressive in scope
• ''Lawrence of Arabia,'' e.g.
• ''Beowulf'' is one
• Long narrative
• Spectacular
• ''Ben-Hur,'' e.g.
• Larger than life
• "Gandhi" or "Cleopatra"
• Story on a grand scale
• "Paradise Lost" e.g.
• Type of poetry
• A grand film
• Quite grand
• Like 59-Across
• Colossal, moviewise
• On a huge scale
• Bigger than life
• Historical novel, e.g.
• Considerably large work
• "The Ten Commandments," e.g.
• "Ben-Hur" for one
• Sword-and-sandal flick, e.g.
• Homeric work
• "Beowulf", for one
• Majestic story
• Not just an ordinary novel
• "Quo Vadis," e.g.
• "The Odyssey", e.g.
• "Gladiator" or "Ben-Hur"
• Legendary work, often
• Homeric genre
• Large-scale work
• Larger-than-life story
• "Beowulf" is one
• Awesome, in slang
• Awesome
• Colossal, as a film
• Work with a wide scope
• "Beowulf," notably
• Towering, as a tale
• Bigger-than-life story
• It has a cast of thousands
• Weighty production
• Gargantuan
• "Gandhi" or "Cleopatra," e.g.
• Film with many extras
• ___ fail (big thumbs-down)
• Like some poetry
• Broad
• Sweeping in scope
• Like Homer's "Iliad"
• Hero's tale
• Long poem
• Quite a tale
• Work of Homer
• Like “The Lord of the Rings”
• "Lawrence of Arabia," e.g.
• "Aeneid," for one
• DeMille's genre
• "The Lord of the Rings", e.g.
• "Lawrence of Arabia", for one
• "Odyssey", e.g.
• "The Odyssey", for one
• "Ben-Hur", for one
• Big-budget film
• Donovan's record label
• Long, as a film
• ___ fail
• Like, big
• "Gilgamesh," for one
• Long heroic story
• Of titanic proportions
• Superhuman
• Literary form
• A kind of poem
• Very large-scale
• Big, and word that is found in all three theme answers
• Faith No More's only hit
• Expensive film production
• Like "Beowulf"
• Michener novel, typically
• Grandiose
• Homer Opus
• "the nibelungenlied" e.g.
• The "Iliad," e.g.
• Majestic tale
• Ken Burns's "The Civil War," e.g.
• Long, heroic story
• 5-Across, for one
• The "Star Wars" films, e.g.
• "Doctor Zhivago," e.g.
• "Beowulf" or "Gilgamesh"
• It's quite a story
• Great story
• Typical DeMille movie
• 'Ben-Hur,' for one
• Big-scale movie
• 'Beowulf,' e.g.
• 39-Down, e.g.
• Magnificent tale
• Major story
• Grand scale
• Big tale
• DeMille movie, usually
• DeMille movie, often
• Grand-scale tale
• 1990 Faith No More song
• Sweeping tale
• Sprawling tale
• Homeric
• Overused adjective, these days
• "The Iliad," for one
• Word often preceding "proportions"
• Bigger-than-life
• ___ fail (big blunder)
• "Spartacus," for one
• More awesome than awesome
• Homeric creation
• Big, big-budget film
• Of mammoth proportions
• Really big show
• Many a high-budget film
• Beowulf or the Iliad
• It may have many chapters
• Totally cool
• Homer's "Iliad," for one
• Film with a cast of thousands
• Grand-proportion
• Like some fails, in modern slang
• Expansive
• Movie that might have a cast of thousands
• Awesome, in a way
• The "Aeneid," for one
• Gigantic
• "The Far Pavilions," for one
• Adjective for 41-Down
• More than awesome
• Broad in scope
• Major work
• Huge production
• "Paradise Lost" or the "Aeneid"
• Totally awesome
• Apollonius's "Argonautica," e.g.
• Like some fails
• Tale of heroism
• Long heroic poem
• Momentous
• Long, awe-inspiring film
• Computer animated film of 2013
• Many a DeMille movie
• Grandscale
• Really amazing, to a dude
• No short story, this
• Classic saga
• Take a grand adventure
• Long and impressive, as a film
• Like some long films
• Kurosawa film, usually
• Long, sweeping story
• "Spartacus," e.g.
• Like one for the ages
• "Roots", e.g.
• "Gilgamesh," e.g.
• C.B. DeMille film, typically
• Really, really cool
• Long, impressive film
• Adjective for some proportions or failures
• Really big show?
• Great in scope
• "Spartacus" was one
• Gilgamish, e.g.
• "Gladiator," for one
• Descriptive of Demille's work
• Huger than huge
• Inspiring tale
• Truly memorable
• Story that's longer than most
• "Tarzan" The ___ adventures"
• Sweeping, as a story
• Grand, as a film
• "The Aeneid," for instance
• "Ben-Hur" is one
• Word before "proportions"
• Very impressive
• It's a lo-o-o-ong story
• Cast-of-thousands movie, e.g.
• 2013 animated fantasy film
• Cast-of-thousands production
• Lengthy tale
• Having immense implications
• "Giant" for example
• Filmdom's "The Bible," e.g.
• Long, extended film
• Lengthy narrative poem
• Mind-blowing, in modern lingo
• The "Aeneid," e.g.
• For the ages
• "Lawrence of Arabia" is one
• Beyond grand
• Magnificent
• "The Divine Comedy," e.g.
• Many a Charlton Heston movie
• More than a mere movie
• Longfellow's "Evangeline," e.g.
• Absolutely awesome
• Huge-scale
• Monumental in scope
• Sweeping narrative
• Long narrative in verse
• Grand narrative
• Very imposing or impressive
• Grand-scale poem
• Colossal, in the film biz
• 2014's "Noah," e.g.
• Amazing, in dudespeak
• Much-longer-than-usual film
• Saga of a story
• Colossal, film-wise
• Monumental story
• Word with "proportions"
• 3 1/2 hour film, e.g.
• Grand-scale film
• "Iliad" or "Aeneid"
• "Gone With the Wind," e.g.
• Huge in scale
• Film with a huge cast
• Large-scale movie
• Long film with a big cast
• Poem
• Three-hour-plus movie, maybe
• Like a grand-scale fail
• "Ben-Hur" or "Gladiator"
• Like some struggles and proportions
• "Titanic" or "Ben-Hur"
• Awesome, nowadays
• Of enormous import
• Many a Heston movie
• "The Last Emperor," e.g.
• Larger-than-life tale
• Grandiose, as a film
• Way impressive
• To be remembered for a very long time
• Large in scale
• It's large in scale
• Grandiose, film-wise
• ___ fail (fiasco)
• "Roots" or "Spartacus"
• 180-minute film
• "Awesome, dude"
• Lengthy poem ( About heroic deeds )
• Grand-scale tale or grand-scale fail
• Very long film
• "Odyssey," e.g.
• Poem of heroism
• Grandiose, filmwise
• Extraordinary
• Grand-scale production
• Adventure type
• Sword-and-sandal feature, e.g.
• "Noah," e.g.
• Many a Michener novel
• Latter-day "Impressive!"
• "Star Wars" series, e.g.
• Long miniseries, e.g.
• "Beowulf," poem-wise
• Particularly impressive
• Beowulfian
• The story of Gilgamesh, e.g.
• Sweeping work
• Majestic work
• Any "Star Wars" movie
• Unordinary
• ___ Games, company behind Fortnite
• Grand scale film
• ___ fail (disaster)
• Massive, as a fail
• Herculean
• Three-hour film, quite possibly
• Story of heroes
• Monumental tale
• Like a record-breaking performance
• Large-scale tale
• "Avengers: Endgame," e.g.
• Grand-scale movie
• "Shogun" or "The Lord of the Rings"
• Like the worst fail ever
• Word before "fail" or "novel"
• Word before tale or fail
• Beyond amazing
• Kurosawa's "Ran," for one
• Large-scale film
• "Odyssey" or "Ramayana"
• Completely amazing, in slang
• Greater than great
• "Awesome!"
• Imposing story
• Way cool
• One may have a huge cast
• Grandiose movie
• "Super cool!"
• The "Iliad" or the "Odyssey"
• With 20-Across, Homer's medium
• Imposing work
• ___ fail: unexpected disaster
• Poem with a hero
• More than amazing
• Totally rad, in modern lingo
• Earth-shattering
• Homer's "Odyssey," e.g.
• More than magnificent
• Derek Walcott's "Omeros," for one
• Really cool
• The "Mahabharata" or the "Ramayana"
• Absolutely legendary
• Odyssean
• "Beyond cool!"
• Word before "hero" or "fail"
• More than outstanding
• The "Odyssey," for one
• Legendary, informally
• Poem such as "Gilgamesh"
• ___ Games, maker of Fortnite
• Mind-blowing
• Legendary
• To be remembered for all time
• Story such as the Ramayana
• Word with poetry or proportions
• ___ fail (major oopsie)
• The "Odyssey" is one
• "The ___ of Gilgamesh"
• Massive
• Massive in scale
• Of ___ proportions
• "Awesome, dude!"
• Grandiose story
• Story that might span generations
• Grand saga
• Text such as the Kebra Nagast
• Really grand
• Long poem like the Mahabharata
• Huge saga
• "Star Wars" or "Gladiator," e.g.
• Very cool
• The "Iliad," for one
• Like a grand-scale tale or fail
• Big, big, big
• Hu-u-uge
• Many a four-hour movie
• Grand, sweeping saga
• More than great
• Like one for the books
• Way awesome
• Expansive film like "RRR"
• Great saga
• Of massive proportions
• Out of this world
• Monumental saga

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