GROUNDHOG DAY (1993) MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@francesw.6774]

It's enjoyable to watch you two together because you are gentle and considerate with each other and you really listen to one another. This movie is such a classic comedy and still a fun watch more than 30 years after its release.

[@Stogie2112]

Phil broke the loop when he achieved true happiness and contentment. He was no longer a self-centered jerk. He had grown into a caring, unselfish, honorable man. He loved Rita for who she was and not for what she could do for him.

[@StoneColdBeard]

I believe psychologist Goldstein calls that “Self-Actualization”

[@JakeKilka]

@@StoneColdBeard Many different psychologists have many different names for it in their self-help books, but ultimately it's just growing to an adult man.

[@chriss5165]

"Married with Children" + "Groundhogs Day"= my life...funny and depressing simultaneously

[@StoneColdBeard]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. It has drama, comedy, action, romance, sci-fi, existential crisis, fantasy, etc… and it’s balanced perfectly. I can’t imagine how hard it is for Bill Murray to go from depressed and miserable, to funny and charming, then a romantic, then an a-hole. And be convincing in each persona. Think about it, we all feel trapped in daily routine once in a while, we get stuck.

[@H0VA]

It is definitely not hard for BIll Murray to be an a-hole. He is naturally one in real life. Don't take my word for it either, theres records of it.

[@45jacky77]

Harold Ramis who is a director, screenwriter and actor directed this movie. He plays Egon Spengler in the first 2 Ghostbusters movies.

[@steelfabric]

Danny Ruben, one of the screneplay writers, said one possible ending was for Rita to be in her own loop day on the 3rd, the day after Phil escapes his loop day.

[@dab_family9405]

The man who was choking and he saved is his brother in real life. Bill and Brian Murray.

[@JynxRyl]

Whoa did not know that 🤯

[@chefskiss6179]

Wonderful selection. You watched Andie's daughter a couple of weeks ago as Sue, in The Substance.

[@JynxRyl]

Interesting enough I read about the sue actress and saw that her mom was an actress and did not even realize that she’s in this movie lol until you mentioned it. 😁

[@DewJee2019]

One of my all time favorite movies.

[@francisco5434]

One of my favorite movies, and I enjoyed the ladies reactions as they “prognosticated” Phil’s future actions, just like we all did on our first iteration. I realized this time that maybe Phil isn’t in a time loop. His experience fits multiverse theory where a new universe is created with each new possibility and different decision taken. So, for over 30K years, Phil was reincarnated to a new split timeline each time he did something new. And he finally awoke to the one where he became enlightened and got everything he truly desired. The film has been debated and discussed by philosophers, clergy, and no doubt some physicists too. Like real life, we will never know all the answers in this mortal existence until we too have had our own last Groundhog Day.

[@mikeshoe74]

Chris Elliot is the actor that's also in There's Something About Mary. I don't want to say he was a big star in the 80's/90's, but fairly well known and starred in a sitcom called 'Get a Life'

[@DewJee2019]

virtual hug

[@wheelmanstan]

the nerdy actor, Ned, was actually in a band when he was a teenager or young adult...a band with Stevie Ray Vaughan! yeah he plays all these nerdy squares, but he ain't no square there's a handful of films that have the groundhog day type premise and they're all interesting, there's a recent film that's similar called Palm Springs that's pretty good, and Boss Level and Edge of Tomorrow and Looper are very cool I recall Bill Murray once saying in an interview that what he really wanted to do was really live in the present and truly appreciate each moment. I think maybe he started to feel that way because he made this movie. Phil did all that, had an impact on all those lives in just 1 day. Most people might not even do that in one lifetime, but if you want to help people..it's very easy. You just gotta pay attention, show up, and invest a little time. It's an investment more than a sacrifice.

[@docnu5757]

Somebody got some new ink!!!

[@carm3d]

There are various theories out there about how long Phil was stuck in the loop. Some think it was around 10 years, while others, including the screenwriter, suspect it was around 30 to 40 years.

[@ArtamStudio]

Most people are unaware they're stuck in the rut of sameness. Ralph: "That about sums it up for me."

[@adampare8088]

BING! This reaction was a doozy! Say hi to Ned the head for me.

[@JynxRyl]

😂☺️

[@didonna1974]

Virtual Hug ❤ I live close to where they filmed this movie. Woodstock, IL. I will be going to the groundhog Day celebration at that same place in a couple of weeks. Awesome reaction as always ladies ❤ Also there's a theory that Ned was the devil and the only way out of the loop was to buy the life and death insurance. He sold his soul.

[@JynxRyl]

Interesting theory! Well happy Groundhog Day when it comes we hope you enjoy it ☺️ and thanks a lot for watching! 💜💜

[@Tony-pk6ql]

You guys are great!!

[@kennycooper294]

A lot of people have debated why he got unstuck. some think he built up enough good karma by being a better person everyday. and its a theory he was stuck for years

[@chriss5165]

His character shares similarities to his character in Scrooged...and Stripes...and Ghostbusters...ugly yet charming smart-ass

[@PeteO-v4y]

Great choice! Great movie!

[@aaaaaiiiiirrrrr]

Awww CLASSIC

[@biggary9602]

The film's director, Harold Ramis, initially suggested Phil was trapped for about 10 years but later revised his estimate to 30-40 years.

[@penoyer79]

in one of the versions of the script.. once the cycle started - Phil kept track of how long he was repeating by going to the library - and starting at the very last row - every day he'd pull a book out and read one page a day until he got to the end of the book and then move on to the next book. he ended up reading every book in the entire library.

[@lawrencefine5020]

Tomorrow came because he became a better person, the Groundhog days would of kept coming if he didn't show improvement at being a human being. Love this movie. I can watch it again and again over and over.

[@user-im2ex9zw6j]

so fun guys thank you virtual hug

[@tHEdANKcRUSADER]

He re live the same day for thousands of years, that’s how he learned languages and became an amazing ice carver, how he mesmerized the whole towns routine.

[@ArinKambitsis]

Harold Ramis said it was about 35 years.

[@tHEdANKcRUSADER]

@@ArinKambitsis However, in a commentary special feature of the movie, director Harold Ramis said Phil relived the day for 10,000 years.

[@aaaaaiiiiirrrrr]

Do AMELIE next please!

[@ExploringwithJaye]

What's the new tattoo?

[@YourMothersMan]

Right! Let us see that thang!! 😂😂

[@antondzajajurca7797]

The only important thing in this video :D

[@JynxRyl]

Hey, it’s a girl with with a flower head and 444 below, you’ll be able to see it in the next reaction video 😊💜

[@williamstevenson8518]

It's interesting that this movie ended the creative collaboration between Bill Murray and Harold Ramis. At least they went out on a high note.

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

🎶I got you babe🎶

[@alphamarshan]

Great reaction! You should check out Dirty Rotten Scoundrels!

[@Indiana_Jones-Z]

I watched a video one time saying that for him to learn everything he did and to know everything about everyone in the town, that he would’ve had to been living the same day for over 30 years. 🤯

[@ExploringwithJaye]

General concensus is 34 years, confirmed by the director

[@Xfactor444-x4n]

​@@ExploringwithJaye😮😮😮

[@JynxRyl]

30 Years?! 🤯🤯

[@quicktastic]

Wait a sec... Didn't you guys just do this reaction yesterday or am I dreaming? This is weird.

[@JynxRyl]

Just wait until you see that we do it again tomorrow….

[@quicktastic]

@@JynxRyl Oh no! 🤣

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 hello! I always look forward to your videos...🤍

[@JynxRyl]

Thank you 💜🤗

[@ravensdark99]

I saw this movie with a mate when it came out..and we were the only 2 people in the whole cinema but they decided to show it anyway...which made it WAY more surreal. The sentences that hit hardest for me are "It is hard down there at the bottom"...and the sentence that makes me choke like hell even after so many years is "Sometimes people just die" "Not today"

[@pauldavis1963]

Ahh man, you guys are 11 days too early for Groundhog Day

[@JynxRyl]

Just learned this haha 😂

[@georux6783]

The piano teacher would not have been in the last scene. If he was that good, the teacher wouldn't have been needed that day.

[@didonna1974]

I always think about that.

[@caveritt82489]

@@didonna1974me too lol

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

You ever have déjà vu?

[@TrentRidley]

Didn't you just ask me that? 🤨

[@jessiechen279]

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[@mcfmcf4038]

i think he was stuck for 30 something years....

[@wesfroman4902]

I could probably juggle four A cups.

[@dunndunn772]

Traumatizing way of life.

[@Gabriel_Moline]

🌿🌸🌺🍀

[@scottallen6160]

The weight lifting is paying off. You both look great! 💪😉💕 New tattoo on Jyn too.. what’s it look like? Hope you both are doing well and happy. ✌️🥰💕🌹🌹

[@JynxRyl]

Thanks Scott hope you’re doing ok as well, it’s a girl with a flower head and 444 below, you’ll be able to see it in the next reaction video 💜😃

[@scottallen6160]

@@JynxRyl 444? But flower head, hard body huh? 💪🥰

[@aftonair]

Thanks, I enjoyed this.

[@JynxRyl]

Thanks for watching 💜

[@YoureMrLebowski]

8:15 hey tattoo.

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

Virtual hug 🫂

[@hfsjfc8111]

VH ladies. Let's see the tattoo.

[@JynxRyl]

You’ll be able to see it in our next reaction 💜

[@chocolate-teapot]

Imagine being stuck in a small town and living the same day over and over again for 40years.......

[@jbwade5676]

🤢🤢🤢

[@petemcfeet28]

Obviously not your first watch. 👎🏼

[@georux6783]

I think you're wrong! Maybe a part here or there they might know about or have seen.. doesn't matter, fun to watch. Don't be a Karen Pete.

[@JynxRyl]

You’re right. We’ve watched it everyday for 10 years… no 30 years or is it 40 years 🤔 idk maybe 10,000 years we lost count 😔

[@JynxRyl]

@georux6783 We’ve actually never seen or heard of this movie until someone requested it and we’re glad they did. It was a great watch 💜

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

You ever have déjà vu?

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

You ever have déjà vu?