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In recent discussion, someone suggested WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a big event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \'\'does\'\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \'\'also\'\' counts in many other categories as well (epic scope, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In recent discussion, someone suggested WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\\\'d suggest it qualifies, despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a big event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\\\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \\\'\\\'also\\\'\\\' counts in many other categories as well (epic scope, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In recent discussion, someone suggested WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \'\'does\'\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \'\'also\'\' counts in many other categories as well (epic scope, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In recent discussion, someone suggested WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\\\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a big event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\\\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \\\'\\\'also\\\'\\\' counts in many other categories as well (epic scope, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In recent discussion, someone suggested WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \'\'does\'\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \'\'also\'\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In recent discussion, someone suggested WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\\\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\\\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \\\'\\\'also\\\'\\\' counts in many other categories as well (epic scope, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In previous discussions, folks questioned WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \'\'does\'\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \'\'also\'\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In recent discussion, someone suggested WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\\\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\\\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \\\'\\\'also\\\'\\\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In previous discussions, folks questioned WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \'\'does\'\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so... {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \'\'also\'\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In previous discussions, folks questioned WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\\\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\\\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so a lot of characters are played by the same actors. {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \\\'\\\'also\\\'\\\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In previous discussions, folks questioned WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\'t really been done much at the time. It \'\'does\'\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so... {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \'\'also\'\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In previous discussions, folks questioned WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\\\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\\\'t really been done much in Hollywood. It \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so... {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \\\'\\\'also\\\'\\\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In previous discussions, folks questioned WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a major fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\'t really been done much at the time. It \'\'does\'\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so... {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \'\'also\'\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
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In previous discussions, folks questioned WizardOfOz as insufficiently epic. I\\\'d argue that it qualifies despite being set-bound, on the grounds that its production was a major event, based on a doorstopper fantasy work involving creating an entire fantasy realm on-set, which hadn\\\'t really been done much at the time. It \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' have an OmegaCast but only because AndYouWereThere, so... {{Metropolis}} counts on similar grounds, it was also entirely filmed on a set, although it \\\'\\\'also\\\'\\\' counts in many other categories as well (huge budget, thousands of extras, etc.)
