Oh hey, it's February the 2nd, let's re-watch this for the umpteenth time. :D

Had a smile on my face the whole time !

if anyone had like this experience maybe we all can pursue what we wanted

classic Bill Murray film!

Groundhog Day is something special!! Both to me and just...period.

Almost flawlessly executed, Groundhog Day is probably in my "Top 10 Comedies of All-Time" list...if I had one. The script is heartwarming and funny and the actors manage to convey this in a very convincing way. This is very high praise coming from me, as I'm no Bill Murray fan, but in this one he is great. Andie MacDowell also manages a very, very convincing love interest.

I also suspect that Harold Ramis had something to do with the excellence of Groundhog Day. He not only directed this one but co-wrote the screenplay with Danny Rubin. And we all know that Ramis at his best is really good.

Anyway...if you haven't seen this...shame on you. Go grab your significant other have a rather pleasant one and a half hours with Groundhog Day.

just rewatched and it still holds up. im good for this movie once every few years. its never been in high rotation for me but definitely has replay value. and it also seems that depending on my mood and life situations at the time of my watching i glom onto different parts of his journey. (adventure, boredom, depression, acceptance, etc) so each time i watch it i do get a little something different even though it isnt a very dense movie. i actually wish they had played it a little darker and a little more layered but what can ya do.
and remember: dont drive angry

If you take out the original premise of it and the time it was released it's not a very good film or must see at all. Fair enough it was a nice idea to transform a complete dick of a character to a decent guy but he's just so stupidly insufferable for the 1st half of the film that it's hard to take him seriously. The way you're unaware of just how much time has passed is pretty brilliant but most jokes and humour didn't resonate with me. There was no reason for the ending whatsoever and it was just way way too convienent. A bland film that was the 1st to play out a very common fantasy/idea that does it decent enough, nothing special whatsoever

[9.6/10] A wonderful, funny film about what it means to do good and to be better. Despite the behind-the-scenes issues, Murray is at his best here, finding a blend between the pure comedy he was known for and the sadder, more human side he would become known for after. The script commits to its premise, and wrings the humor, drama, fun, and pathos from that fantastical conceit without overdoing it. The movie is deep but accessible, poignant but fun, and endlessly charming and rewatchable.

No entendi porque se rompio el encanto

I'm a sucker for watching movies on the date they are about!

I loved this movie, it was really good.

Yesssssss...good choice for date night... I get to laugh AND my ol'lady thinks I played it to be romantic... Ka-ching!!!

I don’t get why people like this as much as they do. Sure, it’s fine and it guess it was quite unique when it came out, but it’s hardly a classic.

The big surprise was Willie Garson, closely followed by Chris Elliott. Seeing either of them in this movie's universe is a trip on its own, but both? :exploding_head:

[spoiler]I don't have faith in the ending, though. It's entirely too easy for Phil to win over Rita in one day, when up to this point he's been quite the self-centered jerk. "And he got the girl" is a pretty lazy conclusion, to say nothing of how obsessive (read: stalkerish) Phil's behavior actually seems.[/spoiler]