LATINA ACTRESS REACTS TO GROUNDHOG DAY (1993) MOVIE REACTION *Is Bill Murray a God?!*

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[@hulkslayer626]

You know he has truly changed when he realizes that it is over, he is finally free of the loop, the first thing he does is look into her eyes and ask if there is anything he can do for her...

[@Grizzlox]

Yes, exactly! He learned selflessness... which is a hard thing to teach!

[@magicguyman]

In a special feature of the film the director made a comment about Phil being stuck in the loop for 10,000 years, but later changed his mind to around 10 years. He then talked about it later in an interview and said he thought it over and was probably in the loop for 30-40 years for him to have mastered all the things he did.

[@noneofyourbusiness4910]

Fun fact, I'm from the town where this is filmed: Woodstock, Illinois. The girl who was pushed out of the piano teacher's house is Angela Gollen. She was in my class in school. She was the most famous person in the school for years!

[@BryanWhite77]

I grew up in McHenry. I knew a few people who were extras. I spent many days of my youth in Woodstock square.

[@Wolfe5945]

He had to buy insurance from Ned to break the curse

[@MrParkerman6]

NED!!!!? 🤜🤜🤜🤜🤜

[@rainydaydreamawy]

Bing!

[@dive2drive314]

The one and only needle-nose Ned

[@NeilLewis77]

​@@dive2drive314 ned the head?

[@michaelpalmer9966]

I wish it broke the curse when he punched Ned.

[@flawed1]

This is my favorite movie, and I’ve seen it more times than I care to admit. I always felt like the bartender seemed like some omnipotent character who knew what was going on

[@DavidB-2268]

Harold Ramis knew what Bill Murray was like to work with from the Ghostbusters movies. As a result, he chose to shoot the movie back-to-front. The kinder scenes were filmed first, and the meaner scenes later to take advantage of Murray's natural crankyness as productions go on. The production was so fractious, that Ramis and Murray didn't speak to each other for decades, until shortly before Ramis' death.

[@johntaylor7029]

Murray escalated this by hiring a personal assistant that didn't speak English during production.

[@michaelriddick7116]

The part with the old man just breaks me everytime I see this 🥺😢💔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Great reaction!!! :D

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

Hi, Clariss! TODAY IS MY BIRTHDAY! FEBRUARY 2ND, GROUNDHOG DAY! There's no BETTER way to spend my birthday movie then watching it with you, Clariss! Happy Groundhog Day, ma'am! 🙂

[@callmeclariss]

Happy Birthday 🎉

[@cmlemmus494]

Heh, this reminds me of a girl at my high school who was born April 1st. Each year she'd have a sleepover and watch the slasher film April Fool's Day (1986). Happy (day late) Birthday!

[@DC_Prox]

"What if it's dead or something?" That actually happened today in Quebec 💀

[@stevegoldy2196]

Me and my best friend went to see this movie 30 years ago and it remains one of my best cinematic experiences to date. I have seen it so many times since and it never gets old... a true classic!

[@MrParkerman6]

*My best friend and I.

[@Hiraghm]

which means... Phil should be coming out of his time loop any time now...

[@finishin.my.coffee8780]

Are you still best friends?

[@cmlemmus494]

Groundhog Day (the actual event) was a Pennsylvania-Dutch superstition modified from a old German tradition surround Candlemas, the Christian festival that falls on February 2nd and officially marks the end of the Christmas season. The American version is that if a groundhog sees its shadow when it wakes up from hibernation it will retreat back into its burrow; this signals a long winter. No shadow and the groundhog stays awake, heralding an early spring.

[@minnesotajones261]

There's been people that study this movie, to figure out how long he was "stuck" on Feb 2. Years and years, I forget how long, look up other reactions, but to learn throwing cards into a hat, the piano, French, ice sculpting, and so on.... years and years.... love it and love this movie! So fun!

[@ArgonTheAware]

The study determined it worked out to 33 years and 350 days to do all the stuff in the loops

[@Chris-ls5th]

Original script is 10,000 years, and that's my favorite interpretation.

[@shreknet]

aww poor people, there is no fact here only an idea.

[@darkphoenix2]

@@Chris-ls5th I don't think 10,000 is realistic, any human would lose their sanity by that point. Phil's mental state is continuous throughout the loop, he goes through ups and downs during the movie. If he was stuck for THAT long without finding a way out, he would have eventually completely broken down.

[@rainydaydreamawy]

@@darkphoenix2 He committed suicide multiple times. Not sure what completely broken down looks like to you.

[@UncleQue]

I believe the bartender was simply onto Phil’s ulterior motives regarding Rita because as a bartender he’s seen guys using lame pickup lines many times. I don’t believe he was supposed to be aware that Phil was reliving the same day.

[@Xenotric]

the little squeak of the groundhog with the explosion >< Fond memories of this movie, just so good and yeah what we see is only a few days of literal decades he spent trapped. The openess of the ending definitely invites questions, finding true happiness, becoming a better person, learning to let go. We never get to know but it still just feels good.

[@LadyAneh]

Always love reactions to Groundhog Day- one of my favorite movies! It’s estimated that Phil spent about 3 decades reliving Feb. 2 with all of the things he learned to master.

[@dsscam]

Haha- where'd you get that from? Phil is seen reliving Groundhog Day 38 times in the movie, while another 414 days were mentioned in the film. Today is this classic movie's 30th anniversary and is being re-released in theaters. Maybe that's where you got the "3 decades?"

[@mikeyb2932]

@dsscam if you look the title up on Wikipedia, you can read how theres been several estimates on how long Phil spent in the loop. One thing that is mentioned is that in Danny Rubins original draft for the concept, the character of Phil in the loop estimated to have spent 70-80 years in the loop. Harold Ramis apparently ended up estimating 30-40 years. At least some of the estimates are based on their expectations on how long it would take a person to master the different skills that Phil end up mastering.

[@MyGoodFriendJon]

@@dsscam There were some deep dives into the time it would take to master things like playing the piano and ice sculpting, using casual references like 10,000 hours to master each (or 3.5 years if spending 8 hours/day on them). I've heard some cite the director commentary that suggested Phil being in that loop as long as 10,000 years, but I think that could have been misinterpreted from 10,000 days, which would be just under 3 decades.

[@MrParkerman6]

Both writers said it was only ten years, dumbasses.

[@Hiraghm]

"What if it's dead or something?" Ironically, this year, a few hours before it was supposed to put on its show, the Canadian version of Punxsutawney Phil... died.

[@1amazeme]

Think about this. He actually lived 124 hour day from February 2 to February 3 the day reset back to February 2 but he spent six hours every day on February 3.

[@mcmurtryfan]

Phil breaks the curse at the moment he says to Rita "no matter what happens, I'm 'happy right now."

[@SG-js2qn]

Funny thing is ... this movie has so many valuable life lessons and it is so well written ... that you can watch it over, and over, and over ... again. :)

[@BlunderMunchkin]

I read an article this morning by a guy who decided to watch this movie every day for one year during lockdown.

[@AdamFishkin]

Groundhog Day is easily my favorite from 1993 .... it impressed me more at the time than Jurassic Park did, which to some may be sacrilege but I don't care. It's the writing. The guys who wrote the script (Danny Rubin & Harold Ramis) toyed with the idea of explaining how the time loop happened, but then they decided it didn't need an explanation. According to Rubin, Phil relives Feb. 2nd for about 10 years. He modeled Phil's progression through those 10 years on the five stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance) with some stages lasting longer than the others. Whenever work in the early months of the year get hectic, a viewing of this film helps me slow down. :)

[@Attelocin217]

I am genuinely so glad you get to experience this for the first time as a cognitive adult. I grew up watching this and have always taken it for granted but it's an insane concept.

[@gallendugall8913]

He learned the lesson that life isn't about yourself, it's about your interactions with others, and the impact you have on other lives. Until you learn that, you're not really alive.

[@nsasupporter7557]

This is the 30th anniversary of this movie… February 12, 1993

[@melenatorr]

It's interesting how many people speculate about him never going to sleep - there probably comes a time when thing black out, so that even if he did try to stay awake, he wouldn't.

[@ericnorman5237]

I also suspect that Phil did not show his hand, that is he did not reveal to her that he was in the loop; he just let the develop like any other normal day. He got to a point that being in the loop did not matter and he would simply improve his life. Personally I think he was in the loop for decades given his learning French, ice sculpting, and piano, being able to play within a band, learning the town (such as knowing where to be to save the kid falling from the tree), and most of that after getting past his selfish nature and trying to die.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

It is a tradition to have this groundhog come out of his little box and they tell you if he saw his shadow. If he did, it will be 6 more weeks of winter. It is all for fun and they check with the real weather to get the GH's take of it. It is a festival, and it is nationally televised. It's all for fun.

[@randallshuck2976]

Somebody calculated that he was stuck in this loop for 33+ years. Fun movie. Good Reaction. Thanks.

[@MrParkerman6]

Doesn't matter. The writers said ten years, so it is ten years.

[@elijahstark3663]

@@MrParkerman6 the writer also said 30 years

[@1ButtonDash]

the actual horror about this film is that people have estimated it to be between 35-40 years that he lived through that

[@brabbelbeest]

All I've seen are clips and songs from the musical, but what I gather from that, I think they did an amazing job showing the deeper meaning behind this movie.

[@TheCrayonMaster]

Musical? There's a groundhog day musical?

[@brabbelbeest]

@@TheCrayonMaster Yep, it actually reemerged again recently. You can find the songs (and the entire musical I think) on KZbin :)

[@matthewstroud4294]

What a wonderful movie. The creators probably didn't realize just how philosophically profound their story was. Phil starts with a deep self-hatred and a total lack of values in his life. His "lesson from the Universe" is that real morality is about discovering what makes your life worth living. He goes from someone that hasn't a clue about what he really wants, to someone that learns how to want, how to value and how to be selfish. Before you can say "I Love" you have to able to say "I".

[@nsasupporter7557]

This is the 30th anniversary of the movie 😉

[@Progger11]

No, they knew the philosophy behind it. You aren't smarter than them.

[@matthewstroud4294]

@@Progger11 That's quite a statement. Not only do you know what they know, but you know what I know. I used "probably", because I cannot be "certain", and I judged that it was beyond "possible", based on the fact that artists quite often are unaware of the full scope of their own work, especially in literature (and scripts) with a philosophic theme. I am dismissing your (so far) baseless assertions, as arbitrary and in bad faith.

[@andrewft31]

Its modeled on the five stages of grief according to the writers of the film, so yeah they knew what they were doing and has nothing to do with anything you wrote

[@matthewstroud4294]

@@andrewft31 That's exactly my point. Just in the same way that you have no idea what I'm talking about, they wrote a story that had a more profound and deeper meaning than they originally conceived. It's like having a statement from Michelangelo saying that he was just making a sculpture he was paid to do, of some guy that won a battle. And then making the case that because the artist wasn't fully aware of the nature of his artwork, that the statue of David is not one of the greatest things ever created by human hands.

[@BryanWhite77]

I once performed in a musical at the Woodstock Opera House (the hotel where Rita stays and where Phil jumps to his "death").

[@Turambar88]

I had an ethics professor use this movie in class once, about Phil, basically working his way from hedonism to virtue ethics.

[@MrGpschmidt]

Bill Murray at his finest. A perfect film. The old man sequence always gets me.

[@ckobo84]

If celluloid cheeks can get the woman it gives us all hope 👍

[@shanialover]

If he doesn't see his shadow it is a month and a half until Spring. That is ALSO 6 weeks! LOL. They said it lasted for 10 years before it was the next day! 👱‍♀👱‍♀👗👗👠👠💓💓

[@JokeCubed]

I like these "time loop" movies. My favourites are Edge of Tomorrow and Palm Springs.

[@floretionguru2977]

Oh my gosh: for a long time I've thought the bartender knew what's happening by his facial expressions. I mentioned it to others before but they never seemed convinced. You saw it right from the outset.

[@kevinb2844]

Loved how you picked up the man with no name reference-and I have often thought the Bartender is an Angel or God.

[@johnchitwood8799]

Harold Ramis was the doctor with the X Ray's aka Egon from Ghostbusters. Something happened causing a 10 year rift between Bill and Harold. Harold also wrote and directed this movie

[@martinm8991]

What a pleasant reaction, thanks for that. I am openly considering this to be the best movie ever made. (followed by the Fifth Element)

[@UncleQue]

I’d seen this literally dozens of times then one day a few years ago I realized that the nervous groom was played by a young Michael Shannon.

[@davidstevenson1933]

I've seen tons of reactions to this film on YT and I think this may be the first time Michael Shannon has been clocked.

[@maxwilli3718]

The German writer's Johann Wolfgang von Goethe "Faust" said at the end: "Verweile doch, du bist so schön" (Beautiful moment! Do not pass away), and the devil got him. In this case here, it freed him from hell.

[@LordVolkov]

"That was Michael Shannon!😃" For Michael Shannon in another 'small town comedy' - Pottersville

[@j0hnn13K]

I like how they never made clear how long he was stuck in the loop, they only imply on it being a long time by showing his newly acquired skills over time. Also, he does everything one would do when stuck in a loop, including the bad stuff like manipulating people into doing things they would normally not do. And showing how it would mess with your mind when such a thing would occur, eventually acceptance will take over and you'll end up trying to find a way to end the loop. That's why he's all over the place trying to find that one good deed that can end the loop, and the moment he stopped doing all that for his own selfish interest, and just became a better person for real, that is when she fell in love and the loop ended. He had years of growth in that one repeating day, and that growth allowed him to eventually break the loop.. when he wasn't trying anymore.

[@LeviBulger]

I have seen this movie a million times and never realized that kid was Michael freaking Shannon. Great eye!

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Bill Murray's best film by far. His progression from jerk to a human being is terrific. And your building reaction was sooo fun to watch. As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.

[@krisfrederick5001]

I'm not sure Bill Murray is even an actor, but someone that wanders onto movie sets as himself..."PHIL? Phil CONNORS??"

[@richardhansen3703]

I have to hand it to him for not going insane reliving the same day for over three decades. By then you would think it would never stop.

[@nearsightedcyclopes7674]

I've heard guestiments that range form 1000 days to ten thousand years on how long Phil Conners was stuck in Gobblers Knob.

[@alexgrace6969]

It took him an eternity to finally have the best day

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

Groundhog Day is exactly six weeks before Spring. Regardless of the shadow, it will be Spring in six weeks. A groundhog is also known as a woodchuck.

[@raifthemad]

You, as audience who sees his development throughout the movie forget, that to that producer lady. It has been one day. A day she barely spent any time with Phil, since he had to have gone through the city, solving all the peoples problems that day as well, including taking piano lessons etc, or the teacher wouldn't know of him. So when he said he loves her. That would have come off just as bad as the first time he said it. As far as she knows, he doesn't know her at all, and she for certain would not know him, so even if she believed the love proclamation, why would she agree to stay in there with him off of a request from someone she has known for an evening.

[@phj223]

I love that you caught Michael Shannon! xD

[@Patriiiiick]

2:54 A groundhog in Canada actually died this year! They were halfway through the festival when they realised.

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

One of my favorite episodes of Stargate SG-1 has a similar theme, where events keep repeating themselves, but only two people know it. In there, it was caused by some alien tech, and the two must use their days to learn how to undo the effect. Then, someone mentions that if they knew that everything goes back to the way it was, then they could do whatever they wanted, and there would be no consequences. And just like here, shenanigans ensue.

[@TheCrayonMaster]

That's such a good episode!

[@svenpoletka5236]

Great to see more lantinx representation on YT! Thank you so much

[@tastyneck]

I still quote TF out of "Don't drive angry!"

[@Infamous1991]

I watched this movie in 2003 i remember that i love the place it looked so cozy haha

[@3DJapan]

5:15 4 in the afternoon. People on the morning news have to go to bed really early.

[@thestoicsoliloquies4041]

I attended Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney yesterday. It was a lot of fun. 6 more weeks of winter. No time loop for me, I still can't play piano. Oh well, maybe next time.

[@MrTech226]

Clariss Man, who is reading message from Phil is Bill Murray's brother, Brian-Doyle Murray.

[@TimStCroix]

Some weird part of Phil's brain was doing it to him. He fell in love with Rita at first sight at the TV station. He knew he wasn't worthy of her so he went into the loop to change into a man who WAS worthy.

[@bartsimpsonsimpson3367]

There was a scene in the script where a scorned lover put a curse on him until he can love someone other than himself. It would have been nice to include that somehow.

[@JimAW63]

Staying awake won't work. Right at 6 am, the time loop resets and he's back under the covers waking up. There is a mistake at the end. The piano teacher says he's her student, but even if he did go to see her that day, she would have told him there was nothing she could teach him. More likely, he stopped going when he advanced beyond her. People have tried counting the skills shown to figure out how long he was there. Assuming 100,000 hours of practice to master any skill, most assume 30ish years. But if you add in the time needed to split his time between each skill, plus the time for his depression, plus the days when he did nothing, I tend to think it was over 100 years. My theory of how it ended was the Tardis detected the time loop, The Doctor dropped in and ended it without ever realizing that one person had experienced it all. It was just a coincidence that it ended on his best day.

[@rainydaydreamawy]

He's a solid piano player in the ballroom scene but not playing anything that would advance him past still seeking a teacher if he so chose.

[@nedrini1055]

The day he broke the pencil he was staring at the clock until 409 so he was watching probably until 6 o’clock, but it just changed over

[@shainewhite2781]

It's Groundhog Day!!

[@wadefite]

The guy in the top hat making the announcements is actually Bill Murray's brother.

[@spud69g]

Highly recommend the YT video "Groundhog Day lasts HOW LONG for Bill Murray?" as a follow-up to get some good ideas of how long he could have been stuck.

[@melenatorr]

The spell probably breaks when they both say they're happy: when he says no matter what happens "tomorrow" he's happy now.

[@coldwhite4240]

Great reaction. Glad you liked it. It's definitely a feelgood film, with a lot of possible lessons in it. Phil goes from scared to self-indulgent to manipulative to desperate to depressed, but it was only when he learned to stop being self-focused and genuinely started to care for Rita and improve himself for the benefit of others that he 'got the girl' and was released from the 'captivity' of groundhog day. If you watch the extra commentary on the extended DVD, the director Harold Ramis (who also plays the neurologist) says that Phil was probably stuck in that same day for many, many years, although as with much of this film (like why it happened in the first place), it's left to the imagination of the viewer. Sadly, Murray and Ramis fell out during the making of Groundhog Day and didn't talk for years (which is why Bill is not in the 'Making of' features), but fortunately Murray relented and they made up just before Ramis died in 2014. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJWanJ6bmMunatk This is probably my favourite film of all time, and I've seen it lots of times. I enjoy it so much, I re-watch it every February 2nd!

[@TheCrayonMaster]

omg, I'm usually good at picking out faces in movies and tv...but I didn't notice Michael Shannon and I've seen this movie dozens of times!

[@TheToscanaMan]

"Is it because he became a better person?" Exactly Clariss. He went from trying to use his knowledge of everyone to have his way with them to actually helping people every day for their benefit and not his. The link below is Harold Ramis (the director) on the metaphor of Groundhog Day. It's interesting. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJyohqOvormUpKM

[@danhirsch6554]

It is said that it would take 30 years to learn and master all of the things he was able to do by the end.

[@vancelubben5300]

If you liked this one, go check out Joe versus the Volcano. It's a very under rated classic with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. It's a gem 👍

[@Doctor2285]

Today is my birthday and this is one of my favorite films! Thanks for the reaction!

[@callmeclariss]

Happy birthday!

[@Doctor2285]

@@callmeclariss Thank you!

[@callmeclariss]

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[@svenpoletka5236]

so bold and all caps too, thank you for your work

[@zamhobby9662]

Wow, you're the only reactor so far that can recognize young Micheal Shannon....Bravo!

[@mnomadvfx]

You are the first reactor I've ever seen recognize Michael Shannon 😀

[@physicscraigo]

Our family watches Groundhog Day every year on Feb 2.

[@luisespineira9882]

Great movie, glad to get see again with you😊

[@narotic6133]

Reaction is right on time, this is one of many great Harold Ramis directed comedies, ya Bill Murray is a smartass in this well kinda always his schtick, but he's good at it lol

[@mikeyb2932]

Yeah and such a shame it drove them apart

[@johnnie2638]

My own theory is that the bartender is God. When he shakes his head it's done with a wry, knowing smile. and only God could suspend time in order to test & grow Phil Conners from a narcissist into decent human being, that is if one is predisposed to accept such a notion as I am. I think this movie takes its cues from another personal growth tale, A Christmas Carol but with it's own unique twists. There are many discussion boards that calculate how long Phil repeated Groundhog Day. And in order to accomplish all he did including learning French & piano he might have spent upwards of 40 years in the time loop. I love this movie. Thanks for the reaction.

[@VARJAGAMINGENTERTAINMENT]

Love this girl ❤️.

[@dtnetlurker]

There was a sequel to this film (sort of). Watch the entire uncut commercial for jeep featuring Bill Murray returning to Groundhog day! Very fun commercial.

[@davidgagne3569]

A wonderful, sweet film and a wonderful sweet reaction.

[@phj223]

For whatever reason I've never been a fan of Andie MacDowell, but she's in two other absolutely fantastic movies: Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994), also starring Hugh Grant in an early role alongside many other highly recognizable British actors, and Harrison's Flowers (2000).

[@BillyButcher90]

There's also Bad Girls that features her, Madeline Stowe, Mary Stuart Masterson and Drew Barrymore.

[@januzi2]

She was great in the Hudson Hawk, to be honest with you.

[@flarrfan]

As far as I can tell, no one has done Four Weddings either, and it's a really good movie.

[@ericseitzler81]

Wtf no mention of multiplicity??that movie rules,"good party Steve"

[@phj223]

@@flarrfan That is just incredible, it should be one of those movies that EVEYRONE does. 🤷‍♂️ I keep recommending it on the channels I follow, but so far to no avail ...

[@asterix7842]

I love watching your reactions. Just a wonderful reaction to a wonderful movie. I always thought that this movie is kind of like a modern day Beauty and the Beast- an unpleasant man is cursed, and the only way to lift the curse is for him to become a better person and win the love of a woman. The groundhog handler was played by Brian Doyle-Murray, Bill’s brother. He appears in many of Bill’s movies.

[@MrParkerman6]

...and he appears in vacation! "We like to send out a mailer!"

[@asterix7842]

@@MrParkerman6 Yes, I didn't mean to imply that he appears _only_ in Bill Murray movies

[@brianthom6798]

I like how she has to clarify that she's a _Latina_ actress.

[@Sovreign071]

Eord of God says Phil was in the loop anywhere from 10-30 years, gauging how long it takes the average person to learn/master something!

[@MrParkerman6]

The writers said ten years, so it is ten years, dumbass.

[@shanenolan5625]

Wow, I have seen this movie at least 20 times, and I never noticed Michael Shannon.

[@Rossaherbal]

He learn his lessons

[@TheHulk2008]

It was said that he could been in this loop for 40 years.

[@csbruce]

"No matter what happens tomorrow, or for the rest of my life, I'm happy now, because I love you." - BING!

[@bigdream_dreambig]

I like to think Phil got his Very Bad Idea(TM) about his first date with Nancy because of Ned: "Phil Connors -- I thought that was you! [...] Now don't you tell me you don't remember me..." "Nancy? Nancy Taylor?!" 🤦‍♂

[@Rossaherbal]

It is very interesting movie 😊

[@SkwithOv]

perfect day! i love this movie

[@flarrfan]

B'Way musicals? I hope you watched the pro-shot of Into the Woods with Bernadette Peters...Love Sondheim...there are several other pro-shot Sondheim shows on KZbin.

[@JakeToll37]

Happy Groundhog Day!!

[@sebswede9005]

Again. And again. And again. And again And again.... And again........

[@thabigben1]

I have a reaction request for you, Clariss. Have you seen "La Bamba" from 1987? It is a bio film about the rise and death of Ritchie Valons, the singer of La Bamba. Now that Hispanic Heritage month has arrived that film might be a great start to kick it off.

[@totomomo18]

Great Movie. I think the director said the Phil spend 10 years in he loop. Fun fact the mayor of the town is Bill Murray real brother. Also there was suppose to be a scene that there was a witch who cursed Phil but they decided not to put it in and leave it open.Other great time travel movies are Frequency and The Butterfly Effect. Another great Bill Murray sarcastic comedy movie is MeatBalls.

[@henrytjernlund]

Beautiful reaction. Thank you.

[@BillyButcher90]

Phil Connors! Ned! 👊 LOL