Groundhog Day (1993) Phil: New and Improved Scene (6/8) | Movieclips

[@ellienas5179]

After Groundhog Day is over, he gets to live the rest of his life with all these rad skills he picked up.

[@mightymouse5930]

Ellie Nas Keen eye Captain Obvious.

[@Fractured676]

@@mightymouse5930 Took you a whole year to think that one up?

[@littleman2474]

@@randymarsh566 it took me 2 hours to think of this one

[@Fractured676]

@@littleman2474 Hey me too.

[@ryakinbarton8151]

And a giant debt to all the insurance he bought.

[@PredatorFan13]

I love this. He has an eternity to gain all these new skills.

[@Nick-jb4xi]

Some estimates put it at between 30-40 years... of the same day... over and over.

[@Jack00100]

maccajoe 40,000 years?

[@SergioPerez-vm8zw]

XxBioshockxXgod13 it is estimated that groundhog day lasted 12 years for him

[@noahjones9833]

Originally the director estimated it to be 10 years but later changed it to 30 to 40 years. Of the same day. Over and over.

[@Mlogan11]

maccajoe No way 10 years- would have to be multiple decades for him to master all those skills. This clip only showed 2, but he mastered several more.

[@Shinigami556]

Groundhog day sequel where the town wakes up one day only to remember an eternity of groundhog days with one man slowly becoming an all knowing eldritch horror with near infinite skills and knowledge

[@TheBaalPhaoton]

This is prime "I'm sorry John" material right here!

[@Shiirow]

little do we know this is really a little sleepy town in Maine.

[@ZanarCrestrider]

I like the idea of making a sequel, but it’s just the first one re-released with another number on it.

[@ummche14]

ZanarCrestrider the ultimate Rick roll

[@markdemell3717]

NO! Seek help my friend,seek help!

[@mathewhart530]

This movie really started to hurt when the homeless man died and he realised he could never save him.

[@Shiirow]

I have a theory that the old homeless man is actually god and he made bills character relive the same day to show him humility and compassion, with him showing up to test Bill if he learned his lesson.

[@johnmunro4952]

@@Shiirow oooh....I like that!

[@aaronvaunts41]

It's a deep lesson too! That even with all the time or chances in the world, some things like death are just inevitable. It doesn't matter how much you improve yourself, or try to help, some people are just going to die - what's really beautiful is that he cares for the old man anyway even knowing 100% that in a way it 'doesn't matter' cause he's 100% going to die in the next 24 hours. Super profound. I guess everyone's lifes going to end, that doesn't mean improving the quality of the time they do have here isn't worthwhile

[@pirobot668beta]

This comes when Bill is starting to think he is God...the old man and his unavoidable death destroys any visions of power that Bill had. With everything else going on, this old man made Bill help completely helpless.

[@ryanmoon05]

I always wished they had a scene of phil using some time/days trying to find the old man's family or close friend(s) and him (the old man) being able to spend his last day on earth with his family or friends(s) with them giving him comfort and compassion other than Phil every day and night...it would haunt me if I was phil knowing that there were some days he couldn't spend with him and he would be out in the cold and would die alone. Even if he couldn't find any the old man's family of friends, it still would be nice to have an arc of phil spending time finding a good caring family or home to take him in just for the day...that way we know when we see Phil spending time with Rita , the old man is not just all by himself in the cold.

[@Koldfusion234]

“Yes, but my father was a piano mover, so...” LOL

[@inspireb4uexpire]

Bill Murray is the best.

[@nickcopperbottom9178]

It's a great line. He's lazy, he would have said that at the beginning when he knew very little and just kept with it until it just became implausible. Hilarious. Such a clever little line

[@vexxama]

Alex W i can imagine he tried a new joke everytime

[@sossoya86]

call me stupid whatever. i dont get the joke . someone explain to me

[@vexxama]

hsrlhfz the joke is that he had zero experience before the time loops and she’s been giving him the lesson every day. His excuse for his growing experience was that he hung around pianos because of his dads job and tinkered with them. The joke is that she’s complimenting what he’s learned without knowing she’s the one who taught him

[@ephemispriest8069]

Probably the most torturous moment for him was realizing he couldn't save that old man.

[@siddharth2796]

Aahhhh

[@markdemell3717]

NO! It was the moment he grew as a person my friend.

[@Purpleturtlehurtler]

@@markdemell3717 it's called "growing pains" for a reason.

[@keraptisblackrazor2658]

@@Purpleturtlehurtler Because Family Ties was taken?

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

I imagine it was probably the days he connected with Rita really deeply only to have all that disappear and her think he was a jerk again the next day.

[@DarthDestructusTheSithLord]

Fun fact: they shot all the scenes in a reverse order because of how Bill Murray operates during filming. To elaborate: when filming begins he's always super jazzed and wants to get things done, he's in a good mood and loves the world. But as filming progresses, his mood sours, and he hates everything and everyone.

[@felixvegge3764]

Darth Destructus i didnt know that, thats super cool. Thanks for sharing

[@DarthDestructusTheSithLord]

@mrgeorge118 I've known this fact for a long time, but I'll give your credit for sharing it.

[@alexgorakine6262]

@@DarthDestructusTheSithLord this sounds a little fake, sorry

[@DarthDestructusTheSithLord]

@@alexgorakine6262 and yet it's not. Have you noticed how in just about every movie Bill Murray is in he acts like he's tired/bored/uninterested? Well...

[@alexgorakine6262]

@@DarthDestructusTheSithLord Yeah, I realized you were right. I did some research actually and he was having marriage problems during filming, so that's one of the reasons he was grumpy.

[@DeadPixel1105]

This is one of the greatest movies of all time. It's basically perfect. It has a perfect mix of everything. It has comedy. It has a bit of dramatic elements. It has some sad elements. And it's got a really powerful and thoughtful message. This and "Scrooged", also starring Bill Murray, are two of the greatest winter season films ever.

[@RickW-HGWT]

I agree, very underrated film, I refer to it often as life is like this film, you go through the same routine , but often pick up things that you missed the day before.

[@crosscountrycrusader]

Totally agree :)

[@ct0760]

This is Bill REALLY playing....he actually learned piano here, (he of course doesn't do the other piano scene but he learned enough to do THIS)

[@mightymouse5930]

Yeah, no. Those aren’t even Bill’s hands. Why do you think you can’t actually see him playing. Welcome to movie magic.

[@cjr1881]

Erik N You could never do it.

[@cjr1881]

Erik N You can’t even for a coherent sentence.

[@jadenhernandez5109]

dont forget the other piano scene from ghostbusters 😉😉😂😂

[@mcmarkmarkson7115]

Awesome, that takes like 20 minutes to master...

[@claudec2588]

This movie took Bill Murray's career to a new level. Great Movie.

[@miamitten1123]

I’m pretty sure he was famous before this movie

[@SebastianLundh1988]

I watched this almost 10 years ago, back in the spring of '11. God, time has moved fast since then. I loved that movie.

[@MisterAutist]

Was a kid. Now, an adult. It feels unreal to compare the beginning and end of a decade's worth

[@SebastianLundh1988]

@@MisterAutist Yeah.

[@MauiWowieOwie]

The scene with Harold Ramis is actually more heartwarming than you think. Bill and Harold had a huge dispute over whether the movie should be a comedy or drama and despite it landing somewhere in between both(and becoming a massive hit) the two didn't speak for years because of this.

[@EternalCreator]

Be careful what you choose to do in a time loop, if it ever breaks you're stuck with the choices you made that day. So don't get too crazy

[@moritzh6876]

I’ll try to remember ;)

[@garyking1986]

I’m pretty sure after a point you don’t care what happens during the last loop, you’re just glad it’s over

[@EternalCreator]

@@garyking1986 that's why I gave a warning...

[@djcfrompt]

So you shouldn't, say, resign your commission in the air force so you can kiss your subordinate? Or play golf through an interplanetary wormhole generator?

[@EternalCreator]

@@alexanderzerka8477 I mean, you never know

[@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506]

Still to this day one of the best comedies ever made.

[@terrytragianopoulos9345]

This film is just amazing..I've watched it a dozen times and it never gets old I already consider it a classic and in 20 or 30 years people will watch this like we watch Its a Wonderful Life..Direction Acting Casting and Story just pitch perfect

[@AbbeyRoadkill1]

It's a legit sleeper pick for greatest movie of all time in my opinion.

[@makani9004]

@@AbbeyRoadkill1 I think it is my favorite, it really warms my heart and it doesn't jerk you around with stupid twists. Forrest Gump would be the only other contender and it really asks a lot more of me emotionally.

[@andycross9840]

You watched Groundhog Day a dozen times?!! Poetically ironic! 😂

[@terrytragianopoulos9345]

@@andycross9840 Yes! Your absolutely right

[@-C.S.R]

*Groundhog Day* will be a good movie 100 years from now! Absolute classic!

[@studlyhungwell5740]

This is my favorite "feel good" movie. One of Bill Murray's best.

[@ryankelley5160]

The part where he has to accept that he can't save that old man just breaks my heart every time. Every damn time.

[@marieindia8116]

That's because we aren't built to accept death. Oh, because it happens to everyone, we know it happens...but it wrenches our heart and damages a part of us whenever it happens to someone close to us.

[@ashwalker6169]

Phil trollin' Ned!

[@daraleekmyballz]

hahahaha oh my god i love how he gets ned like that

[@dweb5756]

daraleekmyballz

[@mrodgt]

Hey!! I can dareleek my OWN balls. 🤫

[@FreeKentHovind]

HOW did I miss out on this movie my whole life!???

[@EpicJonT]

(Evolutionism) - at least you can watch it every day from now!

[@davidmehnert6206]

Gravitydrive omg best answer ever!!

[@Krazyman1999]

When you respond to a response, to a comment from 3 years ago...

[@georgehenderson7783]

@@davidmehnert6206 Yep! And Gravitydrive's answer has but 15 likes after a year!

[@noahthompson5010]

@@georgehenderson7783 sad stuff person from 3 months ago

[@sportsygirl8]

That was hilarious when he freaks Ned out like that! That ice sculpture was pretty and the last part of this clip was sad finding out the guy ends up dying. My heart broke when I saw Phil's face when he was upset about the guy that he tried to help ended up dying. An episode of NCIS copied this movie where Tony DiNozzo's dad kept getting bothered by this homeless woman who thought his dad was her dad, he tried to help her, but once he did it was pretty much too late.

[@markdemell3717]

Life is cruel sometimes ,so be nice and not a cold fish.

[@sportsygirl8]

@@markdemell3717 That is very true! This year has been a good reminder of that.

[@berzerkbankie1342]

10,000 hours a skill to learn. He learns to do a dozen or more things. That's a lot of years trapped in the same day

[@user-vy7xo8kg8d]

Wasn't it 10,000 years or something?

[@faresfares-ultra]

@@user-vy7xo8kg8d 10000 days

[@rejvaik00]

Someone did the math and found out that he was stuck in that day for the equivalent of 38 years

[@echelon2k8]

Ah, the good ol' 10,000 hour myth.

[@berzerkbankie1342]

@@echelon2k8 is it a myth? I feel like just over a year's worth of time spent doing something is long enough to get a solid understanding of whatever it is you are doing

[@pedrobakale7180]

murray deserved an Oscar for this. so blind

[@04dram04]

Watch the razors edge. It’s his best proformance

[@walteraprichard6456]

My favorites are "What about Bob" and "The Man Who Knew Too Much".

[@Maaden84]

He is great, but Tom Hanks won for Philadelphia that year, hard to beat :) And if he didnt win, they had Liam Neeson for Shindlers List.

[@Izaan2810]

@@Maaden84 I absolutely loved Hanks in Philadelphia but I felt that Neeson and Murray were superior imo. Honestly, Murray's subtle and nuanced performance in this is one of the absolute best comedic performances of all time and arguably the best of 90s. However the magic about Murray's performances is that they feel far more special without Oscars. Murray's performances are beyond Oscar. So I am fine with Hanks getting the Oscar.

[@Maaden84]

@@Izaan2810 Yea Murray did an epic role here :)

[@austingallup8844]

I like to think after all that happened that the old man he tryed to save was able to look down and see all that Phil did for him, and to see the change in Phil.

[@leetheflea4096]

I saw a theory in this comment section that the old man was God and had put Phil in the time loop to change him into a better person and him dying was testing him

[@GoYourOwnWay86]

Bill Murray is one of them classic old school actors. Brilliant.

[@apojoga]

That thing with the old man was a tearjerker

[@Jgordon847]

This is the most deeply philosophical film I’ve ever seen.

[@fgdbbddhhdhdj1591]

He had the dedication to learn so many obscure skills. That's really impressive! 👏

[@LednacekZ]

not exactly dedication. More like desperation. To keep at least a bit of sanity. And to sleep with all the eligible women in the vicinity.

[@fuffoon]

This is one of those films that never leaves the heart.

[@scottadler]

I wake up every day and I watch this film, and it's the same film -- every day. Nothing ever changes...

[@CyrilOfTheWind]

I love that the direction for the ice sculpture scene had to have just read, ok so we have a BEAUTIFUL ice sculpture placed on top of just a plain block of ice for bill to poke at a few times, aaaaaaand action!

[@markdemell3717]

It was an angel .a beautiful angel ,HALLELUYAH!

[@Shiirow]

thats how you deal with annoying people, you become uncomfortably sexual with them with long hugs and back rubs.

[@zachprouty8595]

And puff put you chest like Joe gatto to be as unattractive as possible

[@grayman1993]

Lol

[@lukasg4807]

What if they like it?

[@yt-sh]

@@lukasg4807 then you run

[@siddharth2796]

@@yt-sh yea

[@MrRetlav]

He just makes it his mission to troll that dude with a huge Hug, every day...

[@timlowe3081]

This film is one of the greats, a masterpiece

[@spadeghostvampire7777]

That's what ned gets for asking him out for dinner earlier in the movie.

[@spadeghostvampire7777]

+คาราบาว ยองฮิ No need, i have the movie on DVD.

[@kbomb1235]

The last scene was the saddest. No matter what he did. No matter how hard he tried, he just couldn’t save that old man. as the nurse later explained. It was just his time...... Powerful stuff in the middle of a great comedy.

[@ceki9900]

This movie is so epic and underrated. This is my first time watching it. I can't believe I never heard of it.

[@evanflowforever6615]

Time...the greatest gift. What a blessing

[@anthonyjames5474]

"..let's get you someplace warm.." Love it

[@thereisnosanctuary6184]

I saw this at the theater and knew it was a classic.

[@jamiew1664]

When he said hello father let’s get you to someplace warm, I got tears in my eyes.

[@markdemell3717]

There's hope for us yet.

[@bartolomeestebanmurillo4459]

He's a Renaissance man by the time the loop ends.

[@jamestinsley3110]

Possibly one of the most perfect movies ever made.

[@markdemell3717]

Bill once said in an interview that the hand of God must have touched the writer.

[@supremegmb9773]

My favorite part of the movie is when he starts using his days to try and save the old man. And no matter what he does it's out of his control.

[@ericlinck6664]

Love it when he tries to help the old homeless man!

[@lewisdean22]

Am sure I watched this yesterday

[@TheChenchen]

yeah its been a year.. you still watched this yesterday

[@thomasmason782]

@@TheChenchen it's been 2 years, he still watched it yesterday.

[@henrylivingstone2800]

Honestly I think this would be a dream come true to be able to relive the same day over and over again being able to learn skills without having to worry about going to work or anything

[@dang.9125]

Probably until you've been at it for a thousand years

[@MethshockFilms]

Whenever it starts to get colder, the days become shorter and we're approaching christmas, I always end up watching Groundhog Day.

[@MisterAutist]

Just started watching this movie here in December. Such a good movie, and one of my new favorites

[@Aivottaja]

Best part is when he tries to help Father. Saddest thing is he can't save his life no matter what he does.

[@bbenjoe]

This movie is sweet as chocholate. May it never, ever get a sequel, prequel, series, or reboot.

[@dontparticipate240]

Bill Murray actually learned to play piano for this role.

[@Shiningforceking]

That old man scene made me cry, specially when he gives him another bowl of soup. it's heartbreaking

[@markdemell3717]

There's hope for us yet!

[@PuppetierMaster]

in the end compassion for humanity is what made Phil a better person.

[@darrinsiberia]

"Yes but my father was a piano *mover* so..." (Classic)

[@randombutraredarknessislig9931]

Love this movie, old is gold

[@bennystar20d89]

Great to see Bill Murray when he was young.

[@FreshTillDeath56]

Groundhog day tomorrow! I think i'll watch this movie again...

[@Abdega]

And again … And again …

[@dartagnan1]

Exquisite movie!

[@BradiKal61]

the message is that even during a boring existence you can change yourself even if there are some events that cant be avoided

[@thelazyslowmotionlayover1414]

This guy get stuck in that time loop like 20 or 50 years? Awesome 😲😀

[@johncbeer]

This movie never ages.

[@yannickdrmda5295]

I think it's the film that allowed Bill Murray to be considered as a serious actor outside of comedy and I can see why

[@sandal_thong8631]

He had a serious role in _The Razor's Edge (1984)._

[@mysterio952]

My father was a pianomover XDDD

[@TruckerJacket]

A great move, fresh concept and Murray executes brilliantly

[@isammolina4842]

Nunca he visto un actor con ese rostro tan ...¿odioso?😲y un instante despues... tan conmovedor.😄Great.🌹🍃🌹🍃🌹👍

[@Marqan]

I need to watch this movie again..

[@YD-uq5fi]

The best part is that all the times he accidentally sawed off his arm, all he had to do was wait until tomorrow.

[@kwichzwellbreck3567]

When movies were still fun and had heart.

[@sztigirigi]

One of my favorite movies.

[@randallbalion4464]

I watched this in my vid class and I had the option to watch or be on my iPod, good thing i watched

[@peterpiper47]

The old homeless man scene always gets me.

[@naqwnaqw3712]

That homeless man scene always gets me

[@davescott686]

Phil. Master of all trades lol 😂

[@jameswhitledge6451]

I watched a video on the passage of time with this movie and given the amount of skills he learned he was most likely living the same day for up to 30-40years.

[@czperiod2576]

That's of course not counting the thousands of years where he went completely insane/evil/whatnot. I think he was in there for a very long time.

[@KrosanBeast315]

0:26 Phil is playing Rachmaninov's "Rhapsody on the Theme of Paganini"

[@hpolastrini]

One of my favorite movies

[@johnrobertd748]

Does anyone realize how fast the ice is melting. It's very warm when he's carving this

[@davidskaar3232]

We learn the value of people , time spent , and life's ramifications.

[@generalzod7959]

This is probably tied for 1st with Ghostbusters for my favorite Bill Murray film. Although, I might give it the edge!

[@tomascinnsealeach9979]

Why would that woman believe this was his first lesson lol

[@Mlogan11]

Tomás cinnsealeach There are known cases of people who have immediate virtuoso talent that spring up from both head injuries and just spontaneous. They can't figure out the reason behind this sudden gift of skills.

[@WirHyperboreer]

Because he is paying her. Why would she care what he tells her?

[@theshlauf]

Even if she was suspicious, she probably wouldn't throw him out on his first lesson just because he is oddly adept at piano.

[@credendovides20]

Probably cause she asked something on the line of "Is this your first lesson?" and he replied that it was, indeed, the first day he took a piano lesson. Which is true, but in his case... lol, no wonder why the woman was confused.

[@scmckinney1]

Because at the beginning of the story, the teacher would not take him initially, as he was not a current student of hers. When he offers her a large wad of money that he purloined from the dopey Brinks guards in a prior scene, the teacher threw out a little girl who was her current student, and gladly ushered him in. At that first lesson, Phil was pretty bad, as he had never played the piano before. However whatever experiences Phil has with each Groundhog Day stick with him, so although the initial reluctance of the teacher and disposal of the little girl happens anew each time, Phil's knowledge of the prior lessons are retained. In this later scene, to the teacher this is his "first" lesson, but he is able to play a passable rendition of a difficult (Bach?) composition. The piano lesson scene is a capsule of the entire movie. After Phil resigns himself to improving with each repeated day, he becomes a better person.

[@joeshar.]

0:26 he's making practice on the same music which is going to be used to surprise Rita at night

[@natecw4164]

Yes but my father was a piano mover. Pure gold.

[@distinctloafer]

Imagine you do something crazy and it's the last groundhog day suddenly.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

I wish i had a goddamn time machine. 😢

[@Al3xTrucho20]

My favorite Christmas movie.

[@MartinB_Art_Design]

What's interesting is skills like those take years to develop. So he spent a long long LONG time stuck in the time loop.

[@carlgustav945]

I read a comment some time ago, someone did the math and it's estimated at 33 years. You're welcome.

[@fernandoelder45]

The director said something beetwen 10 to 12 years.

[@maddyg3208]

French apparently takes about 600 hours of lessons to learn to speak fluently. So, unless he did it less intensively, that's only a one hour lesson per day for about two years.

[@7star7storm7]

I really dig the subtle hint of magic with the old homeless guy recognising Phil 🌠

[@makienxhemmiktar]

I like this notion (similar to the figure in King's 11/22/63 but I think he recognised him from the donation that Phil must have given him earlier that day...although for some strange reason he is not there in that shot with Ned.....(maybe Ned was around later in the day?)

[@Kholdstare1987]

Imagine you had this kind of power where you could lock a day for all eternity if you choose and just learn and remember things every single day over and over.

[@gra22]

He was in that time loop for 43 years

[@AbbeyRoadkill1]

How long Phil was in the time loop varies according to what source you look at. In the book that the movie was based on Phil gets stuck in the loop for 10,000 years. But according to Harold Ramis (the guy who directed Groundhog Day) Phil was in the loop for 'only' about 40 years.

[@RevYars]

Happy Groundhog day everyone!

[@vincentvanwyk5522]

Bill never experienced 2020. He'd be happy to do groundhog day over and over again.

[@GK1976A]

Whoever wrote this script is a genius.

[@sixhundredandfive7123]

To finally become a person that actually cares but still cannot save one old man.

[@iAMTreydiddy]

The lesson from this movie is that we all only get once chance with the choices we make. So make the best of it.

[@mcmarkmarkson7115]

Imagine having to buy a guitar every "day" so you can practice...

[@MarquesLKing]

Goodness what a wonderful smile she has. Like Julia Roberts, but something charming, full of warmth and light just shines through her eyes.

[@mickharrison9004]

What a great movie this was is 😂 ,whoever dreamt this one up was a genius 😂

[@koanos2448]

Knowing Bill, he might have actually learned how to ice sculpt for this exact moment.

[@thereisnosanctuary6184]

This was sent to me. Thank you.