Movie
1993
Groundhog Day is a 1993 American fantasy romantic comedy film directed by Harold Ramis, who co-wrote the screenplay with Danny Rubin. Starring Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, and Chris Elliott, it tells the story of a cynical television weatherman covering the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, who becomes trapped in a time loop, forcing him to relive February 2 repeatedly. The film also…
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Groundhog day irritates me a little. It never used to until my wife pointed out that the whole premise of this film was to get better as a man for Andie McDowell, and, it made me think about it a lot. I remember thinking, damn, actually, my wife is right. The premise of this film is a bit absurd, that he literally needs to get better at almost everything to snag the woman that he could never get Rita Hanson (Andie M…More
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Welcome dear internet travelers and thank you very much for making a temporary stop in my post, today I bring you a review to a very iconic and classic film that I consider unmissable that is "Groundhog Day" that a simple saw could be considered something basic and merely comical but that is only the superficial message but I am getting ahead jajajaja. Without more to add get ready to celebrate the groundhog because…More
Today it is the second day of the second month (2/2) and our beloved groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, is going to make his prediction for the winter... Guess who's gonna be there? Phil Connors (Bill Murray), the television weatherman we all adore. Does he want to be there? Does he stuck there on the same day? Our poor, Phil Connors is "doomed" to live every day the Groundhog day. There is nothing he can do to skip that…More
Hi, cinephiles!, I hope you have received your new year well. For my part I'm still recovering, so I haven't continued with the new taste for Gaspar's movies unblocked; however, I was recommended another one that I didn't like any of the 3 times I watched it halfway through because I fell asleep or took it off because of how boring I found it: Groundhog Day (1993), directed by Harold Ramis. I really didn't like his…More
Groundhog Day is one of those classics that you can re-watch over and over and each time you find new realizations and interpretations about life. Most modern movies aim towards a visual or adrenaline impact on a viewer so I stick to these gems that make you think about nature of reality. Have you watched it? If yes, then the notes below will make more sense. *Here's a quick synopsis: The main character, brilliantly…More
When I read about the theme for this week, I immediatly knew which movie I was going to pick. I am not an enthusiast of romantic comedies, however, this film became one of my favorites since the first time I watched it with my wife. We were dating when we first watched it on TV via a VHS tape, I think she didn't like it as much as I did, but ever since that day, I watch it every February 2, it has become a tradition…More
At first glance, *Groundhog Day* looks like a film that epitomises the worst in today's Hollywood - the lack of originality and total reliance on "high concept". The plot is "borrowed" from a short science fiction story by Richard A. Lupoff, then turned into *Twilight Zone* episodes, short film by Jonathan Heap and, finally, passable but forgettable TV thriller *12:01* by Jack Sholder. But this 1993 comedy, directed…More
