In the spirit of "Scary Movie" and "Date Movie, "Epic Movie" is a parody that spoofs recent mega-blockbusters. The comedy centers itself around four orphans who visit a chocolate factory and are transported to the wonderful land of Gnarnia, after stumbling upon an enchanted wardrobe. There they battle pirates, encounter earnest wizards and attempt to defeat Gnarnia's dastardly White Bitch.
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- Epic Movie
- 12A (Contains strong language and frequent moderate sex references)
- Cast
- Kal Penn, Adam Campbell, Jennifer Coolidge, Jayma Mays, Faune Chambers, Crispin Glover, Tony Cox, Hector Jimenez, Fred Willard, Jill Latiano
- Director
- Jason Friedberg, Aaron Seltzer
- Producer
- Arnon Milchan, Jason Friedberg, Aaron Seltzer, Rodney Liber, Paul Schiff
- Writer
- Jason Friedberg, Aaron Seltzer
- Duration
- 01:26:00
- Official Site
- http://www.epicmovie.co.uk/
- Release
- Friday February 9 2007
- Genres
- Comedy, Action/Adventure
- Distributor
- 20th Century Fox
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Comedy spoof's Epic box office coup
11:00 am, 2007-01-29 — MRIB
Comedy spoof Epic Movie topped the US box office in front of Smokin' Aces, Catch and Release and Night At The Museum
"Epic Movie" dominates US chart
10:00 am, 2007-01-29 — MyMovies.Net
Spoof comedy "Epic Movie" has triumphed at the US box office chart this past weekend (January 26th - 28th), earning just over $19 million in the process.
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