Answer: EPICS
EPICS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 127 times.
- Heroic tales
- "How the West Was Won" and others
- These have many extras
- Really big shows
- "Cast-of- thousands" films
- Major works
- Long stories
- DeMille films
- Cast-of-thousands films
- "Beowulf" and "Paradise Lost"
- Grand stories
- Big-budget films
- Large accounts?
- Big productions
- Big pictures
- "Paradise Lost" et al.
- "Cast of thousands" films
- Cinematic spectacles
- Expansive stories
- Heroic poems
- They detail heroic deeds
- Some big-budget films
- Some long films
- They might have a lot of extras
- Hardly fast reads
- They usually involve a lot of extras
- "Cleopatra" and others
- Grand tales
- Heroic stories
- Hollywood extravaganzas
- They usually have many extras
- Extended narratives
- De Mille specialties
- Great adventures
- Extended and dramatic narratives
- Long chronicles
- Tales on vast scales
- Big pictures?
- DeMille flicks, often
- "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey," e.g.
- "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey," for two
- Some westerns
- Grist for DeMille
- Far-from-short stories
- Certain poems
- Majestic tales
- Long tales
- Films with casts of thousands
- Sweeping stories
- Major stories
- Heroic works
- Screen whoppers
- Sprawling stories
- Sprawling tales
- 'Iliad' and the like
- DeMille specialties
- Homeric works
- Works inspired by Calliope, e.g.
- Books that require a commitment
- Sword-and-sandal flicks
- Sweeping sagas
- Some long stories
- "Lawrence of Arabia" and others
- Heroic sagas
- Sagas
- Long, long stories
- "The Hunger Games" and others
- Films with "casts of thousands"
- "Beowulf" and others
- Hollywood spectacles
- Large-scale productions
- Films with many extras
- Long, sweeping stories
- Long heroic tales
- Grand-scale films
- Far-from-short films
- Some very long films
- Extremely long films
- Lavish productions
- Ancient Greek poems
- "Iliad" and "Odyssey," for two
- "Spice" anagram
- They're not fast reads
- The Hindu "Ramayana" and others
- Some long novels
- Long, great stories
- Many DeMille productions
- Involved stories
- Films on a grand scale
- D.W. Griffith films
- Way-long classics
- Excessive films?
- Super-long classics
- Homeric products
- Most Michener novels
- "Noah" and "Troy," for two
- "Beowulf" and "The Aeneid"
- "The Last Samurai" and others
- Massive tales
- Larger-than-life movies
- The "Iliad" and the "Odyssey"
- "Iliad" and "Odyssey"
- Grand-scale stories
- Films with many extras, often
- Grandiose film fare
- Sweeping accounts
- "Paradise Lost" and others
- The Gilgamesh story and others
- Larger-than-life stories
- A montage of them was presented at the 2006 Oscars
- Very long poems
- Sweeping works
- The "Aeneid" and "The Faerie Queene," for two
- Super-long poems
- "Beowulf" and "Gilgamesh," for two
- Grand-scale tales
- "The Shahnameh" and "The Odyssey," e.g.
- Sagas and such
- Big-budget flicks
- The "Iliad" and the "Odyssey," for two
- Heroic accounts
- "Beowulf" and the "Mahabharata," for two
- "The Odyssey" and "The Iliad"
- Really long stories
- Classic sagas in poetry
- Sweeping tales
- "Pharsalia" and the "Aeneid"