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Beautiful, moving film.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

The film is faboulously colourful, but the story lack depth and the characters are not all that interesting. With big expectations for the film, I must admit I was a bit disappointed, although still entertaining. The 'comic relief' characters are downright silly and would have been better without, as they appeal more to a very young demographic.

Not the worst, but not as epic as they seem to imply.Kind of lacking in big character arcs, there was an unnecessary and frankly odd romance that didn't seem to exist until they needed conflict and then it didn't happen anyway but they stayed friends? I think? Or they human girl was dating the inch tall man who "lives" faster than human so that she needed special equipment to even see him? I'm pretty sure that "living faster than humans" suggests that they'll die a lot quicker, too?The main character is sent to live with her father after something has happened to her mother but they never elaborate on that. All they say is that she is "mourning" and she needs to talk to her dad about that, but this is never resolved.Cool art, characters could have used more fleshing out, story needed some loose ends being tied up, and either make let the romance come naturally or don't add it at all, it really didn't make sense.

its desire to be original is the great sin. because it becomes a moralistic story, predictable and almost boring in the second part. the good part is the aspect of old fashion fairy tale, touching, delicate, full of flavor of classic stories from childhood. the great error - the not inspired title. because far to be epic, it is a small story about friendship, nature, heroism in ordinary rules, transformation of people in difficult conditions. nothing new. but comfortable if you ignore the new levels from the final part. short, a nice film. decent animation. far to be memorable. but a kind of oasis for the entertainment of entire family. and as good suggestion to return to the classic fairy tale books.

Epic is a very good, fun-filled film for the entire family and I enjoyed it for the most part, though it clearly ripoff some films such as Ferngully and Avatar as these films show some common themes. Though this is an animated film, it's seen more as a crowdpleaser. Families seemed to be happy about this product, but it can be dark at times and the subject matter may be a little too much for younger children.Chris Wedge directs a film about a girl named M.K who moves in with her crazy scientist father who has a weird belief about leafmen being real. M.K is skeptic at first, but she encounters Queen Tara of the forest during an unfortunate time and now M.K must join the ranks to save the people of the forest from the evil Boggans.This film boasts a wonderful voice cast and they all do a good job. There are such talent like Colin Farrell, Josh Hutcherson, Beyoncé, and even the great Christoph Waltz lending their voices to such good, fantastical roles. I was surprised to see Steven Tyler, but he was able to make a good rock'n'roll riff for the film.Overall, this is a good, action-packed film for the family. It may be dark at times, but it should be relatively safe for younger kids. This film may seem derivative off bigger and better films such as Avatar, but this is a kind of movie you can still enjoy. It's no Toy Story, but then it doesn't have to be. I rate this film 8/10.