Groundhog Day (1993) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction

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[@InnaSoloTV]

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[@MaxxRemKing1]

One of my favorite comedies. He lived the loop at least tens of thousands of times and some people believe its much more.

[@kyoshiro13]

The best little detail in my mind, is that when he takes the old man to the hospital, in the background you see a kid with a broken leg, the same one who later falls out of the tree . He realized can't save the old man but can save the kid's leg.

[@losmosquitos1108]

I probably watched the movie a dozen times or more in my time loop, but never paid attention to this detail. Good find! 👍

[@miamivicefanatic9736]

A key line in the movie is when Rita tells Phil, "Maybe it's not a curse. It all depends on how you look at it." Phil realizes he has an opportunity to become a better person.

[@rumrunner23]

This was filmed in Woodstock, Illinois where I grew up. It was before I was born, but my parents said the film crew was very nice to everyone and Bill Murray was especially nice and talked to everyone.

[@nathanberrigan9839]

The first time Ned is shown, you can see Woodstock Jewelers right behind him.

[@_MjG_]

Contrary to that though, there are a decent number of examples where actors, directors & film crews found Bill Murray very unpleasant to work with due to his bad behavior.

[@guillermo5272]

Phil's curse ends when he finally has a completely selfless day.

[@dan_hitchman007]

The movie does a great job of showing Phil progress as a human being. He starts out doing things for himself for ulterior motives like as a setup to catch Rita, but then he starts doing things for others and to improve his being because he wants to and it makes him feel good.

[@dabreal82]

Gee thanks for telling us...

[@MarCuseus]

Bing

[@Fred-vy1hm]

"There are three seats up front, what kind of a car has that?" Gawd I feel old. 🙄

[@brianboye8025]

Me two.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

that's a bench seat - used to be on nearly all models mid-twentieth century American.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

@@brianboye8025 Me, too.

[@Dr.Acula76]

​@@jollyrodgers7272I own a '72 Chevelle. It has bucket seats which is rare

[@Sadlander2]

This is not common here in Europe because the majority of the cars are manual and because the gear stick is right there in the middle, there's no space to fit a 3rd person in there.

[@geraldherrmann787]

According to film-lore, he´s most probably stuck in the loop for 36 years.

[@AceMoonshot]

I'm of the considered opinion that it is 10k+ years.

[@walkir2662]

More than enough to fall apart when returning to normal time and suddenly not only being mortal again, but also having no idea what happens.

[@nmt2k2]

​@@AceMoonshotproducers have said that it was 10,000 years.

[@MarCuseus]

All the contradicting bullshit facts posted... 🤦‍♂

[@nathanberrigan9839]

A little Easter egg is that the number of loops actually shown is 42, aka 6 more weeks of Winter.

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

Bill Murray's brother plays the mayor.... whom he later saves from choking

[@Parallax-3D]

Brian Doyle Murray.

[@joeblow9374]

I've always viewed this movie as an allegory for life will teach you a lesson and will repeat teaching that lesson until you learn it. then it will go on to the next lesson.

[@ravex24]

I was in the Navy and coming back from deployment, we crossed the International Date Line and had to repeat a day. My ship decided to be humorous and played this movie on loop for both days, 48 hrs straight.

[@bluebear1985]

Nice to see that someone on the crew had a sense of humour. Thank you very much for your service.🙂

[@ravex24]

@bluebear1985 I agree to an extent. It was hilarious at first. It got very old, quick, though. We only had 2 channels at the time to watch. One was whatever the ship decided to play and the other was news from the Department of the Navy, which has dog water production quality. I love this movie because of the memory and it's genuinely a good movie but I also kinda grimace because it really took away one of our few amenities after being out at sea for so long. It still ends up putting a smile on my face, though.

[@robbob5302]

My personal fan theory is this: Ned died alone and miserable. His ghost came back to haunt Phil, for ruining his one chance at true happiness, with his sister. And he trapped Phil in this Hell for years, until he agreed to buy his insurance.

[@hulkslayer626]

Lmfaooooo 🤣

[@kellymoses8566]

Whats crazy is there is no real limit to how many times he went through the time loop. It could have been a few hundred or a trillion trillion trillion times.

[@kenkonwick6660]

I read something that he was there for 32 years, that's how long the time loop lasted

[@hypnotistraywilliams]

I heard the original script had the loop being 10,000 years.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

@@hypnotistraywilliams I'd like to think/hope that even the biggest pr!ck would 'only' need 32 to figure it all out, which happens to be a little over 10,000 days

[@robbob5302]

There is a lower limit. But not an upper one.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

That tradition comes from German-speaking regions in Europe where on Candlemas (Feb. 2) if a badger emerges from its den and sees its shadow there will be FOUR more weeks of cold, wintry weather. The Pennsylvania Dutch (Deutsch) brought the superstition to N. America - and somehow an extra TWO weeks got added to the formula. Phil addresses the old man as 'pop' and 'dad' as a term of endearment. "Doctor" was also just used as a sign of respect, since he straightened out the man's back.

[@jimspetdragons3737]

there no defining amount of time for how long Phil remained in the time loop, but the most popular estimated calculation is nearly 34 years (33 yrs & 350 days). At first, Harold Ramis (director) suggested 10,000 years was a possibility, but there have been many more likely suggestions/estimates varying from 8 to 40 years.

[@3DJapan]

It's funny to think of this from Rita's point of view. She's only known him for like 2 days.

[@Progger11]

True, but the film implies that even though Phil is the only one fully aware of the loop, Rita at least senses it in a less conscious way ("there is something so familiar about this..."). So, I like to think that subconsciously, Rita retains some of their previous warm moments together from prior loops, and that helps her feel more comfortable with Phil's declaration of love for her, knowing it is truely sincere.

[@olddog330]

No one could have prevented the old man's death, but after so long alone and ignored, his last day was filled with caring and compassionate companionship. Phil gave him that.

[@richardrobinson4020]

Yes, Bill Murray did save someone from choking! In 2025, while dining at a steakhouse in Phoenix, Arizona, Bill Murray noticed a man choking at a nearby table. He quickly performed the Heimlich maneuver, successfully dislodging the food and saving the man's life. Murray mentioned that he had learned the Heimlich maneuver while working on the movie "Groundhog Day" and was glad he could use the skill in a real-life situation.

[@ronfehr7899]

The song playing every morning on the radio is titled, unsurprisingly, I Got You Babe, by Sonny and Cher. It came out in the early 1970s, if memory serves.

[@skipbellon2755]

Not sure either... but it could be even earlier than that... late 60's

[@robbob5302]

I think they were divorced by the 70s.

[@robbob5302]

But it should have been that Meatloaf song. One that goes “So now I’m praying for the end of time! So hurry up man, arrive!”

[@ronfehr7899]

​@@robbob5302Later on, maybe, when he started getting tired of reliving the same day. Of course, that would mean playing your suggestion right from the beginning, for continuity sake.

[@LostHate]

Love this movie. I always thought it would be so cool to be able to relive the same day.

[@EShelby2127]

Rita (Andie MacDowell), the main character, Sex Lies and Video Tape, which is a gem. Nothing explicit to demonetize, just a really good story.

[@stevepeterson5943]

Happy Groundhog Day today! This movie is so good, saw it when it came out and many times since : ) ". . Hey Phil you going to the groundhog dinner?" "No thanks, I had groundhog for lunch." He has so many funny lines in this.

[@Ashamanic]

People have made estimates of how many days and it is a lot. He mastered ice sculpting and playing the piano, probably learned French and first aid. That trick of throwing a card into a hat. Some of those take thousands of hours of practice

[@ryanswaynow]

Fun Fact: the actor playing the Doctor Who took the x-rays at 14:05 is also the director of this movie. He is also Bill Murray’s costar from Ghostbusters AND Stripes.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

and he's bigger on the inside

[@petercofrancesco9812]

Egon and he's also a doctor in Ghostbusters!

[@jeffthompson9622]

Harold Ramis also plays a doctor in "As Good As It Gets."

[@baron7755]

He never played Doctor Who

[@jeffthompson9622]

@baron7755 😄

[@bluebear1985]

Chris Elliott had a supporting role in a Canadian sitcom called "Schitt's Creek", which aired between 2015 and 2020. Definitely one of the better shows to come out of Canada.🙂🇨🇦

[@stephenweaver7631]

Bench seats in American cars was a thing back in the 80s and before.

[@cindyknudson2715]

I miss bench seats

[@karlsmith2570]

15:22 "Wait, There's 3 Seats In The Front?" Yeah, that car's got what's referred to as a bench seat in the front, which is why it's possible to seat 3 people in the front

[@robertjewell9727]

Such a wonderful reaction!!!...or did I just say that? 😊💕

[@Smokie_666]

It's deja vu all over again!

[@Fred-vy1hm]

Out of the 30,000 reactions of yours Inna to this movie that I've watched, this is by far my favorite. 😊

[@baron7755]

This movie caused people to associate Groundhog Day with Deju vu when that was originally not a thing.

[@robbob5302]

Didn’t you just say that? 🤔

[@Tofushoots]

There is no set answer for how long he was stuck. But the director guessed around 10 years. Although with the skills he learned, it's generally agreed that it was longer.

[@_MjG_]

The most commonly accepted answer is it was almost 34 years.

[@nathan43082]

Harold Ramis, the director of the movie (he plays the doctor reading the X-rays), says that Phil was stuck for 10 years, but some have calculated it to be more like 33 years.

[@ronfehr7899]

Phil saying that Doctor was an honorary title meant that it wasn't actually a real one. Honorary basically means some kind of title that is bestowed upon someone, as a way of 'honoring' them. Honorary titles are never really titles.

[@bujin1977]

There are estimates of around 30 years that he was stuck in the loop.

[@Turalcar]

40:58 There's a theory that the teacher is behind this otherwise she would've thought that she only gave Phil one lesson. I think the writers just didn't consider this

[@fronkykoko]

The piano playing was meant to suggest Phil was stuck in Groundhog Day for at least ten years. In the original script it was 1000! The Adam Sandler film that has a similar theme is called 'Fifty First Dates' a romantic comedy where love interest Drew Barrymore suffers from retrograde amnesia.

[@randybass8842]

It's so refreshing to watch this with someone who doesn't know what it's about. It's become such an ingrained part of American culture that even if someone hasn't seen it before, they still know about the time loop aspect of it, and what to expect in that regard. It's also the first movie to have the repetition over and over. Previous movies would have time travel and then return. Speaking of which, you should watch Back to the Future, and 2 sequels. 😊

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

Good reaction. I've seen that some people have estimated that Phil was in the loop for 40 years, so he could be the equivalent of a doctor.

[@_MjG_]

Under 34 years. Not just anyone can become a doctor. Takes high intellect & Phil said he wasn't that smart.

[@dan_hitchman007]

Knowing how temperamental Bill Murray can be as a person, director Harold Ramis (also Bill's co-star in two "Ghostbusters" films and the movie "Stripes") reportedly filmed "Groundhog Day"'s scenes in reverse order, so Bill was nicer when they started shooting and progressively got more grumpy, sour, and difficult to work with as the production continued, which helped his performance as a side benefit.

[@dabreal82]

False... The movie was filmed like any other. Any scene that needs to be filmed on a certain set gets filmed at the same time. No film is ever filmed in chronological order from beginning to end. Unless you are talking about small budget/independent movies to save...

[@dan_hitchman007]

@@dabreal82 Bill Murray has a reputation for getting grouchy and mean as the days and months progress in a shoot. They would shoot the scenes with him being a good guy FIRST and shoot the scenes where he was at his grumpiest LAST. If they were repeating sequences in rapid succession in one location to show progression of time, they would also film the happiest parts first and work backwards. They didn't want Bill filming scenes of his character being sweet and kind when he was getting mean and surly in real life.

[@dabreal82]

@dan_hitchman007 where is your proof of a any of this? You first said "supposedly" now you're saying he has "a reputation". The only thing I can find is that him and Ramis got into a dispute on the set and didn't talk to each other for years. Murray was also going through a divorce while filming groundhog Day. And Dan aykroyd saying he has mood swings and was difficult to work with... Nothing about rearranging the way movies he worked on were filmed in any special order...

[@AceMoonshot]

@@dabreal82 There are lots of films shot in chronological order. And not just small films. Unless you consider movies like E.T. and The Shining low budget, that is.

[@jonathanross149]

It's not really a national holiday. It comes an "Old Wives Tale" that you can predict when the weather will turn warmer by seeing if it will be a cloudy day on February 2nd. This town build a festival around a groundhog sees it's shadow.

[@LeeWinstead1962]

The guy choking in the restaurant is Bill Murray's brother, Brian

[@thewizard6077]

Kinda shocked to see you haven't seen back to the future yet. Another fantastic time based movie from 1985. I know you'll love it. Great reaction! Peace

[@InnaSoloTV]

I have seen it years ago so no reaction for YT 😊 fantastic movie

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

really enjoyed your reaction 👍☺

[@chickmcgee1000]

Andie MacDowell played the character of Rita. There is a movie I’ve never seen anyone react to she played the main character, Sex Lies and Video Tape. You would probably like Lost In Translation with Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson.

[@mrbody1629]

The original writer of the script said that he relived the same day for 10,000 years. He also said that Phil kept track of the days by going to the library and reading one page a day from one book cuz the only thing that carried over was his memory

[@_MjG_]

That part of the script was ditched & considered irrelevant to how long Phil was there in the final script.

[@EShelby2127]

You will love the movie "Palm Springs" 2020

[@InnaSoloTV]

I saw it! Pretty fun haha

[@johannesvalterdivizzini1523]

The variety of the groundhog which lives in Italy is called a marmotta (found in Alpine/Irpina). The American variety is a bit different, but they are cousins.

[@pugowner1347]

The man playing the mayor is Brian Murry is one of Bill Murry's five brothers. The big red car is a 1974 Cadillac ElDorado. What we called a "land yacht" back in the 70s. Harrold Remus, the director, said Phil lived Groundhog Day for 10 years, or 3650 times. Others say it would be closer to 12,000 times (33 years) considering the knowledge he gained.

[@kenkonwick6660]

I usually attend the actual festival. Its about a 90 minute drive from my home. Its a real deal thin 25:21 g, usually about 25,000 people all drunk and dancing, lasting from the night of feb1 until feb 3, allowing for hangover time. But its a really nice little town with a really fun festival concept.

[@henrytjernlund]

Awesome reaction. Thank you.

[@Greg_Andrews]

You are refreshing! Great job!

[@InnaSoloTV]

Thank you!

[@nathanjacobus3577]

As I understand it, in the original script. Phil was seeing a woman but was not serious about the relationship. And he broke up with her at the start of the movie. So she cursed him to "never move on" until he found true love.

[@marcanthony8873]

The writer said he relived the same day 10’s of thousands of days over and over

[@R1ch4rd74]

We like this movie a lot. seen it so many times. There is another movie called Frequency. it is really good too. thank you for the video @InnaSoloTV. have a great day everyone. i loved the look on your face at 44:31 lol

[@billbryant9995]

I'm a fan of the woman in the film, Andie MacDowall. If I recall correctly, she won the Miss South Carolina beauty contest when she was younger. A great movie with her you will love is "Multiplicity".

[@archlittle6067]

Phil had just one day to make the love of his life love him too. It was worth the journey.

[@JustGrowingUp84]

Heh, nice use of the "I like trains" meme, editor!

[@kevinehle6637]

Love this reaction.❤❤

[@manueldeabreu1980]

Groundhog Day is a fun, goofy traditional, unofficial holiday. The tradition is they pull a groundhog out of his hole and if the Groundhog see his shadow then winter will last six more weeks. If he doesn't then winter will be over sooner.

[@gmunden1]

One of the officials wearing the tophat is Brian Doyle Murray, Bill Murray's brother.

[@lafelong]

Nobody ever remembers that Phil gets hit in the head by a shovel before going to bed on the first February 2nd.

[@michaelallen3894]

Groundhog Day we celebrate when Spring will arrive. If the groundhog sees his shadow then 6 more weeks of winter.

[@thomastimlin1724]

I love old vaudeville style jokes like the one you laughed at...."Did you ever have Deja Vue?" "No but I can check with the kitchen..."😂 "Can you call me cab?" "Okay, you're a cab...." "Sweet Vemouth on the rocks with a Twist please..." I would have written "Bartender gives her Vermouth on the rocks, goes to the jukebox and puts quarter in, selects the dance song, "The Twist" by Chubbty Checker, and starts "Twisting" [it was a real dance in the early 1960's]...

[@SighDontWantAHandle]

This is the movie that invented the time loop as a story structure. Such brilliant writing. Every movie, show, game or book with a loop comes from this.

[@kd5you1]

There are other time loop stories that came out long before Groundhog Day. Go to Wikipedia and look up "time loop" for some examples.

[@myphone4590]

​@@kd5you1The reason even you couldn't name an earlier one is none of them mattered. Meanwhile, this movie is a widely regarded classic that spawned (and named) a genre.

[@alexis1451]

@@myphone4590 It popularized the genre, it didn't invent it.

[@kd5you1]

@@myphone4590 Well you're wrong. The reason is I wanted you to do some research before posting. Every movie matters to someone.

[@doug3691]

I love the character development in this movie. And according to some estimates, he spent 30-40 years reliving that day.

[@allengray5748]

Nice Reaction! Been 3 time lapse ideas. Two by the director who also played the Doctor,,, 10,000 years and 30-40? Another realistic one is 1200 days! You view 38 days. Great Job Inna! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎🎸🤟🏼

[@justitia257]

Questo film è fantastico..lo vedi, lo rivedi, lo riguardi, lo rivedi...ti diverte sempre, come se fosse la prima volta 😁🌹

[@karlsmith2570]

2:29 "Wait, I've Seen This Actress Before, But I Don't Remember Her Name" Her name's Andie McDowell

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

The Magical Realism genre is the best genre. The Fall, Stranger Than Fiction, Defending Your Life, Edward Scissorhands, The Wizard of Oz, The Invention of Lying, Twin Peaks, My Neighbor Totoro, Being John Malkovich, Big Fish, Wings of Desire, Liar Liar, Amelie, Birdman, Purple Rose of Cairo, Joe vs the Volcano, Magnolia, The Secret of Roan Inish....

[@RedMage117]

One of my favorite movies of all time. Bill Murray is a treasure.

[@dan_hitchman007]

Unless he is acting like a jerk.

[@gmunden1]

Panxatawny is in western Pennsylvania. The event is broadcast live on national television early in the morning.

[@johnniekight1879]

Absolutely loved your reactions.

[@OneMinuteChickens]

This and "What about Bob" are my two favorite comedies. Both have Bill Murray in them. Automatic watch and sub anyone who reacts to them, especially pretty ladies. Thanks for the video!

[@Dr.Acula76]

Roses are red Violets are blue I'm a schizophrenic And so am I

[@OneMinuteChickens]

@@Dr.Acula76 Is this some radical new therapy?

[@Dr.Acula76]

@OneMinuteChickens Baby steps! Seriously, that movie makes me laugh more than most. So well done and Bill was brilliant

[@OneMinuteChickens]

@ I don't even like many comedies but I start to chuckle just thinking about these two!😆

[@Dr.Acula76]

@OneMinuteChickens LOL same. I'm about to fall asleep but I'm going fall asleep to What About Bob now. Have a good one!

[@Henry-xn9km]

Hi Inna thank you for your reaction to this movie I loved it from the Aussie guy 🇦🇺👍🫶🏾👏❤️

[@williamberry9013]

This is like my 10th time watching this reaction. (In case my poor humor doesn't translate -- I'm stuck in a time loop and rewatching your reaction.)

[@kermitcook8498]

So stinking cute, Inna. Since this came out, there have been loads of people reliving the day things. None are better! You need to watch some old old movies. People would climb in on the passenger side and slide across. The cars all had a "bench" seat. They were listed as for three passengers, but you could sit however many as would fit. Trucks were the last holdout, but even with them, it's all been switched to a split bench. You are a treasure to watch. Please carry on.

[@thestoicsoliloquies4041]

Just got back from Punxsutawney today. Phil saw a shadow, so 6 more weeks of winter. We'll see tomorrow if I end up back in today again, but the other 6 times I visited for Groundhog Day celebrations I was fine.

[@patrickwestover3990]

It is a holiday in Canada as well. Canada has Wiarton Willy and The U.S. has their ground hog as well. It is to show if we how much more winter there will be ,or if the winter will be shorter. If the ground hog sees it shadow that mean there is more winter left, but if not then early spring.

[@manueldeabreu1980]

There are sights dedicated to figuring out how days he repeated the same day. They go with how long it would take to become a pianist, ice sculptor, etc....

[@cindyknudson2715]

He could have learned more than one skill at a time

[@alancrofoot]

Given the many things that he became so proficient at, including a possible Doctorate, it's been calculated by some, that he was stuck for upwards of 34 years.

[@book_Emmy]

The sad thing this movie made me realize is that I wouldn't have gotten out of the loop... I'd just spend the rest of my days in the room I woke up in, reading my life away

[@saagisharon8595]

15:18 american cars were known for their bench seats but they don't make them like that anymore unless it's a pickup truck

[@GregInHouston2]

my grandmother was born on February 2.

[@islandseeker1260]

Another good time loop movie is 'Edge of Tomorrow'. It's a bit darker (not a comedy) than 'Groundhog Day' but will keep you engaged and on the edge of your seat!

[@yournamehere6002]

It's so hilarious now how people wait for end credit sequences because of Marvel. I used to sit and watch the credits in the theater just to decompress from the movie and listen to the closing song. Only John Hughes or the AIRPLANE! guys would put something after the closing credits or even during.

[@mattfinleylive]

This is the "loop" movie. -And it's AMAZING! (There's other things touched on, like Phil fights the 7-deadly sins, and must become more perfected in his 'purgatory' (Also, St. Rita is the female patron saint of 'impossible causes (difficulties)) Other Buddhist things that Im not familiar with. -Such a GREAT movie!

[@Christobanistan]

Best reaction I've seen. You're soo cute! :))

[@melchiorvonsternberg844]

About the big beers... Pennsylvania was settled mainly by Germans. And of course the two of them are sitting in a German cuisine restaurant. And if you look closely, you can see a banner in the background that says "Happy Groundhog Day" in German.

[@ronfehr7899]

Bill Murray, who played Phil, sometimes has his brother Brian Doyle-Murray take on small roles in his films. Brian played the mayor, announcing that the groundhog saw his shadow.

[@baron7755]

I will not stand for this Brian Doyle-Murray erasure! Brian was already an established actor before Bill came along, and has a HUGE IMDB list of credits without Bill's movies.

[@ronfehr7899]

​@baron7755 It was not intended that way. I only mentioned that because Bill has gotten more recognition, and was thus more well-known. It was just my intention to point out their relationship. I realize that he has done numerous roles because he earned them, and not because of his brother.

[@ronfehr7899]

​@baron7755 In fact, I'm glad you brought that up. Truthfully, I only remember Brian in one other movie starring Bill, that being Scrooged. That's why I said 'sometimes' in my original comment. Brian 'sometimes' shows up in Bill's movies.

[@paulschuckman6604]

I subscribed just because of the groundhog face.

[@knutjohnsen6845]

One of my favorite movies. Seen it 100 times at least.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

...And each time feels just like the first.

[@HalCogan]

Not a holiday, just a fun custom

[@rp8pi]

nobody but mee ever laughs when hes on the phone and says " what if there is no tomorrow there wasnt today " i love that So ms or mrs Inna, what 1 thing would you do if there was NO Repercussion

[@rp8pi]

anyone dare to answer ....and GO

[@neilt6480]

@22:16 Bronco is a Clint Eastwood character in a 1970s movie.

[@robertfindley921]

Silly holiday, but a fun movie. I'm not a big Bill Murray fan, but this is a classic. I can watch it again and again.

[@Dr.Acula76]

It's not really a holiday, it's just a tradition

[@jdb101585]

There was a breakdown/estimate that he was stuck in the same day for 33 years and 350 days

[@thebkg]

This is the generally accepted theory on most forums (predated social media apps).

[@wwoods66]

There's no way to be that precise. We only see four(?) piano lessons, out of ... dozens, hundreds?

[@thebkg]

@@wwoods66 someone wrote out a detailed report calculating the number of hours of piano lessons, ice sculpting, etc. It was like 4 - 5 pages long.

[@jdb101585]

@@wwoods66 There was a whole breakdown about how long it takes to master various skills. I think that 34 years would be the *minimum* time frame, not the maximum.

[@donaldduncan7095]

Phil lived the perfect day, and you gave the perfect reaction. ;-) This is a "Phil"osophical" Fable with the moral being....."If you don't GROW, you are doomed to repeat the same day". OR "You never wake up tomorrow, so might as well make the best of today". Now that you've seen this you MUST watch another GREAT film..."Edge of Tomorrow", (Groundhog Day on STEROIDS ;-) I can't wait to see your reaction.

[@keiththompson7280]

you very good in your reaction to this movie , very REAL . I find myself laughing with you.

[@robbob5302]

Groundhog Day is not a major thing here. It is an extremely minor Holiday. But it is an American holiday. And it is cute.

[@bromixsr]

Originally, he was supposed to be stuck for ten thousand years... A Buddhist thing, but that was an early version of the script. Now, most people say thirty to forty years, or even more.

[@stephen8639]

He was locked in prison that time but still woke up in the bed. The curse ended when he had a selfiless day that was not just about him and meant it.