Groundhog Day is Loops of fun! First Time Watching
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Original Movie: Groundhog Day (1993)
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HAHAHAH!!!
@@holddowna I went on a bit of a road trip with friends on the northwest side of Chicago and we wound up in a little town, I knew I'd seen it before. I told my friends this is where they shot Groundhog Day. They all told me I was crazy; we were in the square and walking past the dinner, and there was a picture the Bill Murry on the wall... it was the town the movie was shot in. It was kind of special, I love this movie, and actually being there made it much closer to my heart. A story about change and redemption, selfishness and the chance to become a better person, loss and finding yourself again.
@@77marioland aww man I really wanted to visit that place when I was in the states. Never got around to it.
This film is probably the most iconic time loop film, as everyone who gets stuck in a time loop references this film.
Loved it!
@@holddowna word on the internet street is that Phil spent 32 years reliving the same day....makes my head want to explode....
@@davidbennett1357
Actually it was hundreds maybe thousand years according to fan theories.
@@turnermarius4471 that makes more sense to me
@@spirit1600
I mean you need years of experience to be piano expert, ice sculpture and learn everyone backstory. Plus to get insane it has to be hundreds of times. But even 32 years is possible.
"Hey! PHIL?! PHIL?! "
"..NED?!?" 👊💥 😂. Hands down one of bill's best films. A must watch every yr
" what if there IS no tomorrow???.. their wasn't one TODAY! " 😮
*there
This movie has special meaning for me because I was born on Groundhog Day. Not only that but I lived for two years in Woodstock, Illinois, where this movie was actually shot. Gobblers Knob was actually the Woodstock town square. The Pennsylvanian Hotel was the Woodstock Opera House. The bed and breakfast where Bill Murray’s character was staying is an actual B&B in Woodstock. The place where Phil Connors drove to his death was a gravel quarry between Woodstock and McHenry, Illinois.
Every Groundhog Day since the movie’s release the City of Woodstock celebrates by placing signs to mark each spot in the town square where significant scenes were actually shot. The Woodstock Theater plays free showings of “Groundhog Day” all day.
It was a great place to call home.
RIP HAROLD RAMIS
the amount of people that I think miss he cameo'd as the doctor is off the charts I think
He was such a good writer and director!
I wonder why people say things like this, and what the timeframe is on it. When someone reacts to The Wizard of Oz from 1939 you don't see RIP x, y, z, l, g, b, t, q, etc... I like to just enjoy whatever movie I'm watching and not dwell on whether or not who I'm seeing is still alive or not.
Heath Ledger for example is just a superb actor. It's sad to hear about such a talented guy dying particularly after his Joker portrayal, and it's sad to think about Chris Farley and all the amazing comedic roles he could have done. But would they want us to focus on the fact that they're dead, or would they rather we appreciate their work.
RIP Shakespeare btw, just heard the news a couple weeks ago.
@@sweetnumbbecause it was people that were alive in their life time that they grew up watching or maybe have met IRL so it's sadder to see some people not around anymore. Especially since Harrold Ramis for example died very young. Much different than someone that was alive decades or centuries ago.
@@1ButtonDash Harold Ramis died at 69
For me it's the "I bought you, I own you" line that really encapsulates her different view on who he is. In the all the reboots where he is trying to sleep with her, even when the day goes "perfect", there is a lot apprehension on her part for obvious reasons. The next day it feels very much like she is pursuing him. Such a lovely ending and movie!
One of my favorite scenes ever...
Truck hits the ground..."he might be ok"
Truck explodes..."well, probably not now."
I loved how that also showed, and then the morgue scene too, that time kept going even after he died, up to 6am the next day. That has me floored for some reason...that this wasn't just for him, but he was the only one remembering it.
This was filmed in a small little town called Woodstock Illinois. Just a little bit north of Chicago. My friends and I drove up there on a whim in 2002 and the people there were so awesome, so welcoming, and so proud of their friend Bill. (Bill Murray even joined a softball team while they were up there.) People literally opened their homes to us when they found out why we were there. If anyone reading this has the means, I highly recommend you spend a weekend there.
One of the most funny movies ever. "Morons, your bus is leaving!" - best quote from the movie.
Love it!
"Today is tomorrow! Anything different is good. It was the end of a very long day."
Those three lines at the end are quite profound. We can use them to reflect on just one day or an entire lifetime.
A multi-level existential epiphany!
Love this movie!!!
absolutely love when he says, "Let's live here".. --- Phil knows everything and everyone in town.. He's a local hero from everything he did "yesterday." -- (What was yesterday for everyone, but was every day for him.) Why wouldn't you want to live in a place where you know literally everything....
Everyone always misses the main point of ‘Groundhog Day’… which is Bill Murray is a comedic genius.
I loved her reaction. She was very observant and surprisingly good at predicting the plotline. It’s always a treat to see someone watch this classic for the first time.
There is always discussion about how long Phil was stuck in the temporal loop, but we’ll never know, because we don’t know how long it took for him to exhaust his curiosity and hedonism before he entered his fatalist stage.
It’s at that point people start adding 10K hours of training time per skill. The movie showed quite a few skills but that doesn’t mean the movie covered all of them.
But, take piano for instance. I’ll assume his instructor took the formal approach with a mix of sight-reading sheet music, technique drills, and scales drills, playing simple songs with hand coordination, notes, block chords, split chords, music theory with chord progressions, and voicing through cord inversions.
Then add more time to create a strong foundation that you can then perform improvisation on stage. It definitely would have taken well over six to eight years of dedicated study to get there.
The levels of skill go something like this:
Beginner, elementary, intermediate, and advanced, each of which have subcategories of early-level, mid-level, and late-level.
Just graduating from beginner to elementary level with basic skills takes a year or longer, depending on the student and instructor. And it just gets harder after that.
Back in the DVD days, one of the special features had an interview with the director where the director said that he wanted to convey that Phil was stuck in that loop for 1,000 years, not 30-40 years.
For him learn all those skills, relearn his morality, having his "fun, no rules" phase, having his depression phase, learn the life experiences and pasts PERFECTLY of all those people in the town, including Rita, know how they would react to every situation and everything they could possibly say, know where everyone is going to be every second of any given moment that day, committing literally everything to memory... I absolutely believe it would take no less than 1,000 years. People learn a lot in 30 years, 40 years, 50 years. But to learn everything he did would take much longer.
I used to live near Woodstock IL where they filmed the square scenes. I was able to walk through the park after filming wrapped. They still had all the fake snow the groundhog hole still set up. The building that is used as the hotel where Rita stays at and where Phil jumps off to try to kill himself is the Woodstock Opera House.
I live in a house that can be seen when Phil looks out his window and year round it's common to see people posing for pictures in front of the B&B. I was heartened today (Feb. 3) to see what must have been 100+ people on a walking tour.
That is cool. I live in Indiana, so I am going to visit someday.
I used to live in McHenry, just up the road(120), from Woodstock. Plays are still produced at the Woodstock Opera House. Just before moving to Florida, I saw an Agatha Christi. Great area to live.
@@marybicanic8269Cool. I grew up in McHenry. My parents would take us to Angelo's restaurant in Woodstock Square on occasion. I was also fortunate to be in a musical that played at the Woodstock Opera House.
Groundhog Day is a perfect little jewel of a movie.
I was born in the town this was filmed in. The Woodstock Square in Woodstock, IL. He came back and did a jeep commercial as well. Definitely adds a lot to my home town
The actor who played the doctor Harold Ramis was in many movies like: Ghostbusters - wrote & directed Caddyshack. And many other movies.
I never before noticed the snow starting on that last night; signaling the end of the very long day! And I’ve seen this movie a dozen times. Thanks for pointing it out.
I wrote a 10 page paper for a movie criticism class in college a couple years after this first came out. I have seen this movie more times than any other, watching it countless times while I wrote the paper. It is very funny, but it is alsophilosophically very deep. A lot of themes to dig into.
Favorite fan theory: Ned Ryerson is the devil, torturing Phil with repeating days. Not to make him a better person, not to teach him to love Rita, but get him to buy insurance. We never see him buy insurance from Ned until the last day. Phil takes his own life out of despair multiple times. Yet the solution to end his suffering is fiendishly trivial.
In the original script it was an ex-gf who cursed Phil.
Wrong
I first watched this years ago, and I laughed, the got the underlying story. Such a heart warming movie.
"That sums it up for me." The look on his face, that one hurt.
People calculated how long he was in by the different things he learned to do and estimated to be around 12-34 years.
Director Harold Ramis original idea was Phil was stuck in the time loop for about 10,000 years, before settling on 10 years.
There's always been people trying to figure out how many times Phil repeated the day during the movie. The estimates generally revolve around 10,000 days based on what is seen in the movie, which is around 27 years.
Sounds good.
The concept of the movie was so good that the others that tried to imitate it couldn't compare. Great reaction
Thanks for watching! Glad I got to see this classic! I do love the edge of tomorrow!
This is in my top 5 movies for sure. I just never felt as good as when I watched this. The lesson over time just makes the movie that much better and it was the first of his kind. at least that I saw.
Fun one, Ames! It's a favorite of mine too. Thanks for sharing it. 🙂
This is one of my favorite movies. Another is "Blast From the Past". I love watching people enjoying a movie that I love. Thanks for your videos.
I used to be a casting director, though I was non-union so I only got credit on one made-for-tv movie in the 80s.
Probably the best reaction of 'Groundhog Day' I've seen. You really are one that enjoys every genre of cinema!
I really do!!! I love movies so much! Thanks so much for watching !!
Haha your chipmunk was nuts ;p !
Lolol!! My Groundhog face lol
A chipmunk doing a groundhog impression! Funny stuff!
Not just a weird rom-com, but a deeply philosophical and challenging film.
Totally!
they don't write smart movies like this anymore. everything has to be explained because most people "don't get it" and give bad reviews.
One of the best movies ever made. The original idea for the script came from the Hindu/Buddhist idea of reincarnation, and the writer had posed 1,000,000 days of returning to achieve nirvana.
My favourite reactor ❤ really enjoyed watching with you
Wow, thank you!
Alternate theory for fun. Ned is the devil and trapped Phil in time until he signed away his soul in the numerous insurance documents.
OMG haha!
What once was a curse turned into a massive blessing!
Haven’t check if you have checked out..Jack and Helen Hunt in As Good As It Gets..both won the Oscar..and Greg Kinnear is priceless..a really fine actor..after starting out as a sports talk show host..
A few years later this director made another film called Multiplicity, built around a similarly quirky premise, which also stars Andie MacDowall. You might like it!
Director Harold Ramis estimated Phil was stuck in Groundhog Day for 30 to 40 years. You would absolutely go crazy.
Maybe. Depends on the person. For instance, you could spend a decade just spending each day meeting one new person in the town, talking to them, learning about them, etc. Then if you had hobbies, like piano, reading, ice sculpting, etc. That could also take a lot of time. Not to mention a fair amount of debauchery if you chose.
It's so cool to see you were reacting to this one, too. In addition to 'Back to the Future' this is another next level movie to me. And Bill Murray is such a great actor, a genius. Love the way he's playing his given characters. And same as you plan I already watch this movie every year around groundhog day... you know what? It's getting even better every time you watch it... really. - Oh, and ... ahem... watching your reactions is same fun... just to mention 😊But it will take some time to check out all videos you already made... guess, I need such a never ending a groundhog day for it 😉
Groundhog Day is one of the top 5 films of the 90s.
Nice start! The groundhog teeth/lips!!
I don't think that anyone could have played this role better than Bill Murray, it's perfect for him. I always liked him, but just last week I watched a documentary about him, and it made me appreciate him more than I ever thought possible. If you haven't seen it and you like him even a little bit, I recommend seeing this documentary titled "The Bill Murray Stories: Life Lessons Learned from a Mythical Man"
Glad to see you cover one of my Top 5 favorite movies. They are (in no order, except #1):
Empire Strikes Back
Office Space
Shawshank Redemption
Groundhog Day
The Last Samurai
Honorable Mention: Bad Santa
I know… weird AF mix, but it is what it is.
Trying to get last samurai throu copy right blocks still! Loved that movie! It was up for a day before taken down! I love ur list! Now seen all but bad Santa! I will re watch ESB OS and SR eventually on the channel one day!
Absolutely, that film is unbelievably beautiful… the part when she dresses him for combat, sending him off to almost certain death, is one of the most remarkably accurate portrayals of love and unsaid sadness I have ever seen. I have yet to find a woman that vibes with me to that deep level.
As far as copyright trackers go, allegedly Tom Cruise films get removed constantly… but then how you explain all the TopGun Maverick reactions out there?
And please…. Star Wars Original Trilogy? Those aren’t movies… they’re art, made by master craftsmen. Next time you watch Empire, I actually have a heartfelt theory and I want you to get back and let me know what you think… Yoda states he’s hundreds of years old. It’s too coincidental to me that he dies within a year or two of meeting Luke after ALL that time. My theory is, he says his strength in the force has been keeping him alive… I think he expends the last of his strength to teach Luke the valuable lesson when he lifts his X-Wing for him. Sacrifices his life for Luke, teaching one last valuable lesson. Watch him exhale when he releases it… that’s an exhaustion of hundreds of years being let go. I friggin cried when I realized that.
Back to laughing, definitely do Office Space and Bad Santa… my favorite part involves Peppermint Schnapps and someone’s windshield. You’ll understand when you see it.
I gotta tell you, I’m glad you respond to comments and interact with your audience. I’m relaunching my channel and will be doing reaction videos as part of the variety, and I’ve always made sure to respond to comments. I think it’s important and some channels don’t even bother. Kudos.
I actually have some questions for you about producing reaction videos, workarounds and tips… but I’ve probably already taken so much of your time. If by chance you’re cool with advice or chat about it, shoot a message over to my channel or I can drop my email or something. Otherwise, keep up the awesome work and I hope to see Last Samurai on here if you can find a loophole on it!
@@30AndHatingIt There might be something to your Yoda theory since I don't think the story of Star Wars is contingent on coincidences. _"In my experience, there's no such thing as luck."_ - Obi-Wan Kenobi _"Our meeting was not a coincidence. Nothing happens by accident."_ - Qui-Gon Jinn
On the topic of Empire: Lando told Leia and Han that "Lord Vader set a trap" for Luke. What exactly was the trap?
@@mattrismattThe trap was luring Luke to Bespin in order to capture and turn him over to the Emperor. I believe he set it up two ways simultaneously:
1) He tortures Han in order to cause Luke to sense the suffering of his friends (which he sees as a vision during training with Yoda). Also, remember Han saying “they didn’t even ask me any questions”? Aka he was tortured only to cause Luke to sense his distress.
2) Luke obviously wants confrontation, so Vader happily obliges.
When he gets there, he’s led to the confrontation by doors and corridors being opened and by way of his own curiosity. Luke has absolutely no clue that the plan is to immobilize him in carbonite until he falls in the pit.
Thus the trap is sprung, until… he “does some of that Jedi sh**” lol
It says there's 5 replies here but I only see 4. After I post this, it'll say there's 6 but there's only 5. What the heck is going on here?
When he said it doesn't matter what happens tomorrow I'm happy today, that's what broke the loop, he was in the loop from 10 to 40 years but originally he was going to be trapped for over a thousand he was going to go to the library and each day read one page of a book until it showed him finish every book. I'm glad you liked this movie it's one of my favorites to watch every year.
Ground hog Day is an Updated version of A Christmas Carol, Brilliant Idea.
Didn't you just watch this movie?
: )
A perfect movie all around. It's really brave to get so dark in the mid section with good own mortality and trying to save pops. But it leads to one of my favorite journeys of personal growth in a movie. His last day is like a real life video game speedrun of altruism and selflessness.
Now you're ready to watch Happy Death Day!
After watching this film over 25 times, I think I’ve figured it out. It’s like when Homer couldn’t have sold his soul to Satan-Flanders (for a donut) because Homers soul belonged to Marge in their vows. My guess is this explanation is given with Rita’s first words on Feb 3, “I own you.” From the moment Rita buys Phil at the Groundhog Day action, he’s free from the spell.
Oooooo
I think it was his statement of "I'm happy now" is what did it. He finally stopped trying to escape. At first he wasn't happy and didn't like himself or others. Then he began helping others to be happy. Then eventually he found true happiness in that pursuit.
This movie is one of my all time favorites and I loved your reaction to it! Good job! 👍🏻
Couldn't help but notice a little "Eternal Sunshine" poking over your shoulder and I have to recommend a movie that was written and directed by the same one who wrote Eternal Sunshine, and what I believe to be the late great Phillip Seymour Hoffman's magnum opus role, "Synecdoche, New York". Exquisitely one-of-a-kind philosophical dark comedy.
I’ve never seen that!!!
0:33-0:53 Finally a First Time Watcher who laughs at the comical weather forecast puns. One of the best reactions to this film on TH-cam.
Love a good PUN! Thanks so much for watching!!
it's funny cause Ramis, who knew Bill Murray very well, decided to film the sequences basically in reverse: they started filming the later scenes, when Bill's character is more upbeat and has accepted his fate as it were and is enjoying himself in Punxsutawney, and then later they would film the earlier parts when he was being miserable. Because Ramis knew that's exactly how Murray would be in real life: upbeat and cheerful at the beginning of a movie shoot, and a miserable git by the end of it (so miserable in fact that he and Ramis had a falling out that lasted decades)
Imagine how long he was in the loop. He was there sooo long, he learned to play the piano, got a doctorate in medicine, got to know every single person AND was in every part of the town on that specific day. How many days did he need to get intimate with each person platonic or otherwise so well? Even the minimum amount of time is re-donkulous.😳😳
Just a little movie trivia, Andie McDowell actually slapped Bill Murray full force right from the first slap. They liked how it looked on camera so they had her keep doing it. In an interview years ago Bill Murray talked about how much it hurt
A large portion of this was filmed in my county with Woodstock, Illinois serving as Punxsutawney. During the past pandemic, many of the cast, including Bill Murray, returned to Woodstock to film a Jeep commercial based on this movie.
'Am I right, or am I right, or am I right.' comes back when I hear Canada being called 'from coast to coast to coast.'
Harold Ramis, director of the movie, once said that Phil was stuck on Goundhog Day for 10 years, later he revised it to 30 or 40 years. If you work out all the skills he would have needed to acquire, it works out to a short estimate of 8 years to a long estimate of 34. The initial script had a line that exposes a much longer time frame though... Connors said to Rita that “I’ve been waiting for you every day for ten thousand years.”.. suggesting his time loop was 10,000 years.
The movie was filmed in Woodstock, IL. Every year since the movie they have a week of festivities in the Town Square area. There are permanent markers in all the notable spots - "Bill Murray's puddle" (which of course has been filled in for safety), "Ned's corner", etc.. They even put Heidi II on the movie theater marquee.
The "Pennsylvania Hotel" is actually the Woodstock Opera House.
This was a very wholesome reaction, thank you.
Didn't I just watch this?
I must have seen this movie 200 times and it still moves me every time.
I love it!
Some estimate Phil was stuck in the loop for 33 years and 350 days. That means he was left repeating the same day 12,395 times.
But that estimate is only for learning the stuff he showed to become competent at, does not include all the days when he just goofed off, killed himself, just did nothing out of depression etc. Also, that person has no actual idea how long it would take Phil to learn all those things, just went by average human learning capability.
I just want to add that you're a doll, love your reactions. I know what these movies mean to me, it's fun to see yours!
I appreciate that thanks for watching!!
@@holddowna Absolutely! I'll have the sweet vermouth, rocks with a twist please 🤣.
I just thought of something Phil never tries (I don't think). Driving back to Pittsburg right at 6am. The storm is many hours away at that point so maybe it would break the Groundhog curse :). Speaking of 6am, It would be pitch dark at this time of year then so why is it light out?
This is one of my favorite movies. I watch it at least once a year.
One of my favorites lol, always a good rewatch every year.
"Friends don't let friends drive."
So apparently, he was stuck in the loop for 33 years.
5:42 "He looks like a little groundhog, himself."
There are probably a _lot_ of people like that, in Punxsutawney.
(Comedy) Movies to watch: The Ringer, Date Night , Jo Koy Don't Make Him Angry Netflix , Fired up , Benchwarmers , Cellular , Fluffy's Magic Mike Story , Stadium Fluffy Netflix
What a great reaction! Thank you!
I actually ate blood sausage, only once though, and that was when I went to Scotland, and was hungover from an 8 hour flight and a mild sedative I took before we left the U.S.
Trying to save the old man gets me every time....
Tom Cruise's "Edge of Tomorrow" is sort of an action Groundhog Day. Worth a watch if you haven't seen it.
I would love to hear you belt out "Half Breed!" 😀 That's a jam!
My personal fave is “Just Like Jesse James”!
'What would you do if you were stuck in one place..' is used in a Cineplex pre-show montage.
One of Bill's best films. "Could anyone else go for some flapjacks about now?" Too many quotables came out of this. Another great Bill Murray departure was his first foray into a dramatic role when he co-wrote the screenplay and starred in the 1984 remake of W. Somerset Maugham's THE RAZOR'S EDGE, which only returned a fraction of the budget at the box office, and many couldn't handle the 2+ hour length - but, I thought it was one of Murray's best films and definitely surpassed the 1946 film adaptation.
I love this movie, bill Murray, casting of this movie , love it, one of my fave actor growing up
Unknown fact:
Every actor in this movie is actually part groundhog
Nice one again, Ames. The weird premise is such a winner, and Bill Murray delivers, working hard in almost every scene, though I'm not a big fan of his style of humor. Put it down to me being non-American. Rock on, girl.
Dude was stuck there for years, decades probably, possibly a lifetime. I mean, he learned to play piano, speak French, Ice sculpting, and studied poetry. On top of learning the name, routines, hopes and dreams of every person in town.
38:53 Yes, I think the idea is that he spent many, many years reliving the same day.
The guy Bill Murray runs into in the hall every morning was the Santa in the park in Home Alone.
The neurologist was Harold Ramis.. the director (Egon from Ghostbusters).
I haven’t seeeen Home Alone since I was a kid!!
Heartbreaking to think about how as Phil was reliving the same day over and over, the old man was dying, cold, hungry and alone in an alley way every night.
True story there was one year 2015-ish...?? The ground hog BIT the mayor! thats one sure way to REALLY have 6 more weeks of winter!
Best romcom ever! Thanks
0:05 That's a look - I like it:)
Think about it... He was stuck in that loop long enough that he learned to play Professional piano, ice sculpture, learned every one in towns name and every detail of there life...... How long would you say?
there's an online theory that says he was stuck in the same day for 40 years.
Hi Ames, nice to see you!😊 Great reactions to this classic comedy romance!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏 P.S. - Phil predicted an early Spring yesterday for reals!😉
The director has given estimates for how long Phil was repeating Groundhog Day that ranged from 10 to 10,000 years.
So call it somewhere between those extremes.
I think that he also trained himself to be a doctor (or as close as possible through just studying books). I think there is a clip on TH-cam that wasn’t in the film that shows Phil studying medicine
I like your knotty pine shelving. I think they are 1x8's. There was a time when I got pretty good at make shelves. Sqaure and level. Alas, I have not more walls for shelves.
2x6s
Make shift shelf with cinder blocks!
@@holddowna Those knotty pine shelves are not 2x6's. In dimensional lumber the 1st number describes the thickness, the 2nd number represents the width, and the 3rd number represents the length i.e. 2x4x8 would be an 8' 2x4.
The crazy part is that dimensional lumber jargon is only an idiom, and the only absolute constant is length. The standard construction 2x4 is not 2"x 4" it's 1 3/4" x 3 3/4".
It is estimated that Phil was stuck in this time loop for 10k years
One of my favourite movies, it's so funny and sweet and perfect! 🥰
It's really no surprise he wanted to stay, because he has lived there probably for decades.
Such a great movie!!!! I live in Altoona and I thought it was sooooooo cool that they mentioned it several times in the movie. I think I'm going to try and take my wife and son to Punxsutawney next groundhogs day.
I wanna go too!!
By some estimates, Phil Conners spent 60+ years looping.
If his time in the loop was really 40 years (or 700 or whatever), isn’t it more likely that Phil would have gone completely insane before he learned his lesson is love? 😁
Can’t believe it took this reaction to make me realize that “Phil” and “Ned” would work together again for Garfield
Really!!
@@holddowna Bill plays Garfield and Stephen plays a host for a dog show
Oh my god I just figured it out. When she kisses him, it breaks the spell. Of course, it's about him becoming selfless, but he always tried to kiss her and she rejected him. When she chooses to kiss him, it's like Prince Charming awakening Sleeping Beauty in reverse!