Except I have a feeling the archery stuff will be downplayed a bit in terms of the plot. The film trailer for "Epic" is below. Hopefully the film won't be an "epic fail".
It is nice to see so much archery in films lately. I am loving it. It is driving a lot of people to the archery ranges or to get archery lessons. Even here in Toronto people are nuts for archery now.
Archery is now the kewlest sport a person can possibly do. More kewler than martial arts.
Unfortunately there are very few places a person can get archery lessons in Toronto. You either need to buy your own equipment (which can be pretty expensive if you're not too serious about the sport) or you need to get archery lessons from someone in Toronto willing to teach you.
Fortunately there is a place you can do that: http://www.cardiotrek.ca/p/archery-lessons.html and the prices are fair for a 2 hour lesson. Signing up for multiple lessons will be much more expensive, but ultimately worth it.
