HOw To EPIC THE MOVIE

Watched a really fun, cute and enjoyable movie and thought I'd post about it in case you haven't see it.


It's called EPIC.  They have a fun website centered around the storyline of the movie HERE.

Epic is loosely based on William Joyce's children's book "The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs".  It's a beautifully animated CGI movie about a teenage girl who gets shrunken down and transported to a world small enough that we can't see it, but big enough to be full of adventure.  You see, it seems our gardens are a hot bed of battles between good and evil, between flowers and green plants and decay and dead plants, all watched over by tiny people riding birds and living among the plants.  It's EPIC!

 While some of the themes have been seen before in other animated movies, strained parental relationships, feeling like an outcast, good vs bad, etc, the film creates such a vibrant and exciting world that is hidden from our everyday view, it really connects to those of us who enjoy the mystery of nature with a healthy dose of fantasy.

 It was released, theatrically a year ago so it should be available on DVD, onDemand, etc and if you love nature and being outside in your yard, we really think you'd enjoy this one.  It might just make you think twice the next time you see  a hummingbird fly by or see something move out of the corner of your eye while you are outside in the yard...


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