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Often used in the same context:
films,
blockbusters,
dramas,
sagas,
melodramas,
classics,
opus,
movies,
flicks,
westerns,
sequels,
actioner,
mythologies,
allegories,
oater,
william wyler,
thrillers,
narratives,
trilogy,
puranas,
fables,
mahabharata,
akira kurosawa,
potboilers,
masterpieces,
spaghetti western,
novels,
magnum opus,
pastiches,
schlock,
celluloid,
genre,
heroines,
epic poem,
oaters,
operas,
soundtracks,
norse mythology,
sam peckinpah,
filmography,
ramayana,
comedies,
adaptations,
serials,
aeschylus,
ballads,
documentaries,
sequences,
miniatures,
beowulf,
musicals,
auteurism,
cimmerian,
subgenre,
cinemascope,
fantasias,
kurosawa,
movieland,
stageplay,
opera seria,
silents,
cliches,
fred zinnemann,
archetypes,
scifi,
tropes,
eumenides,
koans,
mahabarata,
weepie,
balakirev,
wagnerian,
apocrypha,
riffs,
novelette,
deities,
recreations,
edmund spenser,
tales,
peckinpah,
librettos,
songless,
tarkovsky,
dirge,
tomes,
elegies,
melodies,
sergio leone,
felicities,
melodramatics,
noir,
moviedom,
mythos,
oratorios,
miniseries,
fairytales,
idylls,
ragas,
mifune,
massy,
swordplay,
gore,
epic,
romances,
plays,
writers,
legends,
authors,
dramatists,
legend,
poets,
drama,
ballets,
hymns,
lyrics
Appears in the definition of:
gilgamish,
hastinapura,
ramayana
Also try:
— Adjectives for epics:
great,
homeric,
indian,
ancient,
heroic,
national,
old,
oral,
historical,
greek,
sanskrit,
more...
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