Fun fact: At one point in the script’s development, the film would end with Rita waking up and finding herself in a time loop, thus implying the time loop was an STD.
@@chainlink2459Well, he did but only in a few of the timelines and since the movie came out in the 90s, we couldn't have any of that GAY STUFF on the screeen. Ewwwww. Can you imagine if we weren't homophobic? What a world! 😂😂
Putting crap scenes you don't want at the end of the shoot and 'running out of time' is ingenious. Now if only I could work that logic into a justification for my day to day procrastination.
One thing I liked was that tying the movie to groundhogs day ensures that it is played every groundhogs day. Unlike Christmas which has tons of competition
Since Groundhog day is a completely foreign concept in Italy, the title was changed to "Ricomincio da capo". However my family always calls it "il giorno della marmotta", since the time loop trope is so overdone that the most memorable thing to us is this strange american celebration around groundhogs
In spanish it's the same story. The title, adapted, is "hechizo de tiempo" or spell of time. But everyone knows it as "El día de la marmota", groundhog day
Well. There is, canonically, a car-pope in the movie-franchise Cars. Meaning there probably *is* a car-heaven. And a car-Jesus. Who died on a car-cross. Amazing video, btw, Eddie!
Don't forget car-Martin Luther nailing his 95 theses to the garage door, leading to a schism in the church, the rise of car-Protestantism, and eventually the car-Prosperity Gospel taught by hypocritical megachurch car-pastors with their gold-plated hub caps and diamond-studded radiator grills.
@@Meteorite_Shower I think making it a VR game was actually a really good idea, it’s something different and interesting compared to a standard movie sequel
I've personally always thought that the loop was created by some unseen force to teach Phil a lesson about being a better person. A scene explaining the loop was indeed not needed, my imagination compensated for that, and I made sure not to think too hard.
Or they could not have dialogue for the gypsy lady. Just have her or perhaps a less offensive and cliche equivalent stare at Murray like a weird cultist.
This isn’t the only movie that has denied an explanation, however, what it does do, (and what others like it have done,) is give a reason for why it all ends, which is that he learns the lesson that the script calls for. When he changes his ways and finds his happy ending, the curse is suddenly lifted. This gives us the idea, that God or the universe or something bigger, has chosen to do this. We don’t have to know what, exactly, but it’s definitely not just random. Someone or something wanted this to happen. If this was a movie such as “Like Mike” what with him getting electrocuted while holding Michael Jordan’s shoes, we would just accept it as silly weirdness, good enough for Hollywood magic, and move on. The rest of the movie is just people reacting to life. By having no explanation, but the curse still lifts the second the character is changed, we get the feeling that the reason the character went through this, is purely so that they can have their character arc and become a better person. Someone or something had to interfere. It’s basically Charles Dickens’ Christmas Carol, without ghosts.
I am so glad that this scene wasn't in the movie. Executives, just generally - kindly piss off will you? Imagine thinking you know how to write a film better than professional scriptwriters...
i love how They forced them to write a reason for why the time loop is happening but they played the system to not have one and were correct in assuming that it would ruin the movie
Ah, classic Hollywood executives, forcing the creatives to do what they want them to do instead of trusting that they know what they're doing. Some things never change; you'd think after decades of being proven wrong for trying to meddle that they'd ease back on doing that, but nope, still occurs even now in 2024... Sigh...
I have watched this move at least 20 times and I have never noticed let alone questioned why thee was no actual known cause of the time loop. Great review and dissection of one of my favourite movies.
Simple. Bill Murray's character is forced to relieve each day because he didn't appreciate the smaller things in life. He only beats the loop once he grows as a person and learns to appreciate what he has and help his fellow man. How it occurs, well my headcanon is that Puxatawni Phil is a guardian angel of sorts. He holds Murray's Character ala It's a Wonderful Life until the job is done, only the positive consequences stay at the end.
@James Kraatz Yeah. I mean this film is kinda of a reimagining of It's a Wonderful Life of sorts. Murray's character has to learn to appreciate life itself and once he does learn to make the most of it and not squander his gift and share it with the world only then does the cycle break. It only takes a few selfless acts to make a difference in people's lives.
I mean while it's probably not an in film explanation I always thought that like it was thematically that he goes to puxatony every year to report on groundhogs day yet he doesn't really know anyone there, he gets stuck in a time loop of that same day and it doesn't break out until he meets all these people etc.
Unfunny fun fact: Groundhog day is called "daily greetings from the Groundhog" in Germany and has become a frase for doing repetitive actions everyday.
I personally think Ned Ryerson was the cause of the time loop. I mean think about his dialogue on the second day: “First shot right out of the box! You are sharp as a tack today!” Isn’t that a bit weird to say to someone you haven’t seen in years? Especially the “today” part?
It is significant that Bill Murray's character is the only one that realises (or perceives) that the same day is repeating. So what do the other characters do on the subsequent iterations of the day after they encounter him? Each time his reaction to these people is increasingly frustrated or angry. Do none of these other characters speak to each other and say "Well, that was rude of him, why did he do that?"
gypsy verb gyp·sy | \ ˈjip-sē \ gypsied; gypsying Definition of gypsy (Entry 2 of 2) intransitive verb : to travel or roam from place to place … honed her skills as a quick-sketch watercolorist as she gypsied around the state, using her brush and pad for reporting as well as art. - Doug MacCash also, the word doesn't have as much power as it did when it was first made anymore.
Heard there was an explanation originally but didnt know all of this or actually reflected on it. Brilliantly done and the cameos like ellen were lovely :D
I always thought it was the 6 extra weeks of winter giving him 6 weeks of time loop... Until I realized there are way more than 6 weeks worth of days in the movie
I was always told that the groundhog did it, because of well, he was kind of a jerk. And the day it stopped was when he finished his transformation from kind of a jerk, to a good, loving, well rounded person.
My theory on why it’s happening is that some supernatural being like a God trying to make Phil a better person by repeating the same day! Only when Phil cared for other people and became a great person did he continue the days as normal. For all we know, this could happen to many bad people with good in them and their memories of the ordeal could just be erased with their good actions remaining
Ned Ryerson puts Phil in the time loop, until he buys the insurance from him. All that character grow Phil does, doesn't matter. Only thing that matters is that in the end, he buys that life insurance from Ned.
In every movie with Bill Murray, it feels like he's the same character in different wacky scenarios. I guess you could say that for any actor, but it feels prominent with him for some odd reason. And I love it. I haven't seen all of his movies, but he (usually) gives me the vibe his character already read the script for the movie and is just going through the motions of the plot in the most hilarious way possible. Think of Ghostbusters, Stripes, and uh, maybe Caddyshack... It's been a while since I saw that one... But in groundhog day, this is the first time I've seen the Bill Murray "Character" in a state of misery and uncertainty. I just think it's interesting.
My explanation for why the loop is thus: Because the writers said so The Loop is a representation of the monotony of a closed-off life, and the hopelessness, helplessness, demoralization, and detachment that comes with it. Only by actually paying attention, engaging, and going out of his way to improve everything around him does it change. Not when he kills himself, not when he does edgy, NoN-cOnFoRmAtIvE things; when he sees, savors, and improves the things around him, as well as himself. Stop to smell the flowers you pass by every day. Draw those blinds you always have closed. The Loop is a mindset, and so is being free of it.
We all know that the time loop actually happened because Yoshikage Kira was in the town that day and botched a setup of BITES ZA DUST, decided to roll with it, and then had to keep turning back time because he kept being almost defeated at like 11:00 at night. The fact that Bill Murray was able to finish his character arc was a coincidence.
This is literally the only piece of media were I was fully aware and fine with a lack of answer in the movie as a kid. And I do belive children not questioning stuff is overstated.
"Why does Buzz freeze around Andy if he thinks he's real?" I actually have a theory about that, From Buzz's perspective, he's on an alien planet & the toys freezing is some sort of local custom He may not know WHY they do this, but he figures these locals know this world better than he does, so he just goes along with it
Timeloops are timetravel. It's someone travelling back in time at the same point in time, replacing their younger self. I mean, there is an aspect that betrays timetravel, which is the lack of aging. But maybe that just means his conscience is timetravelling from his older body into his younger at the end of the day. Anyway, I dont know why people want to disprove that loops are timetravelling.
It never occurs to me they never explained and I honestly never asked. Sometimes when you show or explain too much, people ask questions they never would have if you just never shown it to begin with.
Explaining why the timeloop exists is why I hate Happy Death Day 2U. Great, now you just ruined the first one by explaining it was a goddamn science experiment.
I've heard so many stories about the making of a good movie that include "but the studio executives wanted to do this thing that would have ruined it, but the writers were able to win out." Other times in the story of bad movies there are references to how studio executives put a lot of crap in the script because that's what they figured audiences wanted to see. Has there ever been a case of studio executives forcing the creative team to change something and the movie becoming better because of it?
I officially decided already that the loop was a test from the universe. He was a terrible person at the start of the movie, and didn't the loop end when he became a better person, and used knowledge of the day from the loop to save lives?
Bill murray hits singularity for a brief moment, seeing every possible outcome of his actions for the next day. He then chooses his favourite plan and lives the day.
You know.. I think I know where the time loop began. You know the scene where the crew are trying to leave to get back to their studio in time. The snowstorm started to pick up out of nowhere. That is where I believe the time loop curse began..
there is this one scene that kind of niggles at me. It's that final day before the bachelor auction where Phil is playing the piano in the band and the piano teacher is there, and she specifically says that Phil is her student... Since the day resets, it would suggest he must have gone to get another lesson and I would surmise that at this stage he's become proficient enough that he wouldn't have had to, especially given that day he was doing countless 'errands' throughout town that made him the town darling. Actually it doesn't overly bother me, but maybe she could have explained it more because I'm left with the notion that on the final day when he manages to make pretty much everyone in town love him, he still let a young girl get booted out of a piano lesson so he could get a lesson.
If it makes you feel better, assume there's an unseen scene where Phil encounters the piano teacher, "reminds" her of how she gave him a lesson or two when he was younger and he wanted to show her how he'd improved, then sits in and helps with the lesson for the girl he originally got booted to make up for it. Kid gets her lesson, teacher thinks she really got Phil started (even if her memory is hazy about it) so she's happy to claim she taught him later, everyone wins. He's got time somewhere in his crazy schedule to spend half an hour that way.
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Hello, Eddie.
Nah
Do a Mao Mao video I think you will love it
Eddie you should start captioning your videos for people who are hard of hearing
The time loop was caused by the groundhog, obviously, everyone knows they control time
Duh
Just like how they control weather, or how much TIME is spent in one season.
The Greek God Cronus was actually a groundhog
hi nico
@@sheldynh.8320 Does that mean Zeus was?
Fun fact: At one point in the script’s development, the film would end with Rita waking up and finding herself in a time loop, thus implying the time loop was an STD.
Why
I didn't know Bill Murray slept with Doctor Strange!
@@chainlink2459 new otp
Lmao
@@chainlink2459Well, he did but only in a few of the timelines and since the movie came out in the 90s, we couldn't have any of that GAY STUFF on the screeen. Ewwwww. Can you imagine if we weren't homophobic? What a world! 😂😂
Putting crap scenes you don't want at the end of the shoot and 'running out of time' is ingenious. Now if only I could work that logic into a justification for my day to day procrastination.
@Stella Hohenheim Skip all that, kill your boss and wear his skin. Works every time.
@@dangerkoopa64 It doesn't work the 63rd time so make sure that one's not important.
just slide the important time sensitive things to the bottom of the pile. that way you still get it but have to get through the previous workload too.
One thing I liked was that tying the movie to groundhogs day ensures that it is played every groundhogs day. Unlike Christmas which has tons of competition
groundhog day
Bill Wurtz was in this and is no one gonna acknowledge that
Right? I came here to ask if that was him. But he wasn’t mentioned at the end. So it might have been an imitation rather than a collab.
If he hadn’t returned yet to TH-cam this would have been one of the best easter eggs ever
Yes
It was me
yes
Since Groundhog day is a completely foreign concept in Italy, the title was changed to "Ricomincio da capo". However my family always calls it "il giorno della marmotta", since the time loop trope is so overdone that the most memorable thing to us is this strange american celebration around groundhogs
Manco sapevo si chiamasse così in italiano. Toh
Giorno bruh
In spanish it's the same story. The title, adapted, is "hechizo de tiempo" or spell of time. But everyone knows it as "El día de la marmota", groundhog day
I was making a JoJo reference
@Vance Jacobs Google is right.
For once.
Well. There is, canonically, a car-pope in the movie-franchise Cars. Meaning there probably *is* a car-heaven. And a car-Jesus. Who died on a car-cross.
Amazing video, btw, Eddie!
There’s also a car queen, meaning there has been car wars fought for the caronarchy
And in the flawless masterpiece Planes, there's a character who's a WWII veteran, implying there was a car Hitler and a car holocaust
Don't forget car-Martin Luther nailing his 95 theses to the garage door, leading to a schism in the church, the rise of car-Protestantism, and eventually the car-Prosperity Gospel taught by hypocritical megachurch car-pastors with their gold-plated hub caps and diamond-studded radiator grills.
Or at the very least, there exists the *belief* in a car-heaven
And a car holocaust probably
This is a really well made video, keep it up
UwU. This is rare.
You scare me xploshi ngl
WHAT XPLOSHI WATCHES EDDACHE?
Wow
Fun fact: Groundhog day had a sequel but it's a VR game.
I watched RTGame play that. Was an interesting take to do it as VR game, but I liked how it was handled.
@@Meteorite_Shower I think making it a VR game was actually a really good idea, it’s something different and interesting compared to a standard movie sequel
What was the name of it?
it also had a musical sequel with almost the same story as the game.
@@inkstar7521 idk
Been convinced for a while that Ned Ryerson is actually a Trickster God who only lets Phil out of the time loop after he buys insurance
Oh my god...
BING! It all adds up! At 3:11am I was about to pass out when I saw your comment and started laughing 👍
Same
GroundCo: 15 billion repeated day loop cycles can save you 15% or more on car insurance!
I've personally always thought that the loop was created by some unseen force to teach Phil a lesson about being a better person. A scene explaining the loop was indeed not needed, my imagination compensated for that, and I made sure not to think too hard.
I could think of a better script for that cut scene already. Something like: ‘Get back in line or you’ll never get out of it ever again!’
I feel like they purposefully wrote it so shit so nobody felt tempted to use it.
Lol I love it. Maybe ‘wait your turn, or you’ll be waiting forever!’
Or they could not have dialogue for the gypsy lady. Just have her or perhaps a less offensive and cliche equivalent stare at Murray like a weird cultist.
This isn’t the only movie that has denied an explanation, however, what it does do, (and what others like it have done,) is give a reason for why it all ends, which is that he learns the lesson that the script calls for. When he changes his ways and finds his happy ending, the curse is suddenly lifted. This gives us the idea, that God or the universe or something bigger, has chosen to do this. We don’t have to know what, exactly, but it’s definitely not just random. Someone or something wanted this to happen. If this was a movie such as “Like Mike” what with him getting electrocuted while holding Michael Jordan’s shoes, we would just accept it as silly weirdness, good enough for Hollywood magic, and move on. The rest of the movie is just people reacting to life. By having no explanation, but the curse still lifts the second the character is changed, we get the feeling that the reason the character went through this, is purely so that they can have their character arc and become a better person. Someone or something had to interfere. It’s basically Charles Dickens’ Christmas Carol, without ghosts.
Harold: Oh no we ran out of time to film the curse scene
Studio: It's okay we'll give you extra time.
Harold: ...
russian doll: it’s groundhog day but you get sad from repressed trauma and fear of aging
Groundhog Day is really the Star Trek: Next Generation of time loop movies
At least it was only one episode. Anime watchers have the Endless Eight.
Its clearly explained, its groundhog magic, after all aren't you aware of the power of shadows?
pretty sure it's the work of A Stand named Ground Hog
Seriously Eddie, cannot believe you posted this on my birthday. Just for me! Knew you were a good lad
Happy Birthday!
@@Rebateman thank you Ryan
Happy Birthday Kendrick!
Happy birthday :) thanks for getting us a video, lol
Happy birthday! This is a sick birthday present.
I am so glad that this scene wasn't in the movie.
Executives, just generally - kindly piss off will you? Imagine thinking you know how to write a film better than professional scriptwriters...
Pretty much every descision youve hated in a film is because of meddling out of touch excutives.
@@Ericshadowblade Not every decision. Writers can make baffling choices too. But certainly a lot of them.
i love how They forced them to write a reason for why the time loop is happening but they played the system to not have one and were correct in assuming that it would ruin the movie
Ah, classic Hollywood executives, forcing the creatives to do what they want them to do instead of trusting that they know what they're doing.
Some things never change; you'd think after decades of being proven wrong for trying to meddle that they'd ease back on doing that, but nope, still occurs even now in 2024...
Sigh...
I have watched this move at least 20 times and I have never noticed let alone questioned why thee was no actual known cause of the time loop. Great review and dissection of one of my favourite movies.
There's actually a VR adaptation of Groundhog day, but it's more of a continuation of the story, as you play as the son of Phil Connors.
Simple. Bill Murray's character is forced to relieve each day because he didn't appreciate the smaller things in life. He only beats the loop once he grows as a person and learns to appreciate what he has and help his fellow man. How it occurs, well my headcanon is that Puxatawni Phil is a guardian angel of sorts. He holds Murray's Character ala It's a Wonderful Life until the job is done, only the positive consequences stay at the end.
Nah pretty sure Bill needed to control his Stand Powers
@James Kraatz Yeah. I mean this film is kinda of a reimagining of It's a Wonderful Life of sorts. Murray's character has to learn to appreciate life itself and once he does learn to make the most of it and not squander his gift and share it with the world only then does the cycle break. It only takes a few selfless acts to make a difference in people's lives.
I mean while it's probably not an in film explanation I always thought that like it was thematically that he goes to puxatony every year to report on groundhogs day yet he doesn't really know anyone there, he gets stuck in a time loop of that same day and it doesn't break out until he meets all these people etc.
@@ondururagittandeska2004 so your telling me bill has bites the dust and is unconsciously activating it?
"How does Catdog poop?" Is one of the classic unsolved mysteries.
it comes out of the mouth
It leaks through the skin where they are connected
I imagine the opening is on the underside, like a shark. It's on their belly, about where the two halves meet.
aand the video is out xd
Through mitosis. They make an extra catdog made out of body waste
Man, I feel bad not finding you until you appeared in Tomska's convention video. So happy I did.
If Eddie uploads this again then we better be concerned.
punxsutawney phil is an SCP with time looping abilities
3:57 holy shit! It's Ellen Rose from Outsidextra! What are you doing here?
I KNEW IT SOUNDED LIKE HER
"Why ground hog day is better left unexplained" that why I'm gonna explain why it doesn't need to be explained
Wow, I was just thinking yesterday that I wanted more of these XD
What they did with the "gipsee curse scene" was genius
Stop asking how CatDog poops. The answer is far beyond your comprehension.
Was that A Bill wurtz reference at the 5 minute mark!
8:41 "not important"
boy that sure aged well
Unfunny fun fact: Groundhog day is called "daily greetings from the Groundhog" in Germany and has become a frase for doing repetitive actions everyday.
Wait that's where that saying comes from???
Thank god he never forced himself on anyone, that would have been really uncomfortable to watch.
Yo this is my favourite VR game.
I personally think Ned Ryerson was the cause of the time loop. I mean think about his dialogue on the second day:
“First shot right out of the box! You are sharp as a tack today!”
Isn’t that a bit weird to say to someone you haven’t seen in years? Especially the “today” part?
Honestly, one of the best movies of all time in so many ways. Hilarious, sad, a real thinker. It's just as good every time you watch it
I should probably get to finally watching this movie, huh? Maybe that's the way out of this time loop....
CinemaSins and Eddaches both releasing a Groundhog day video at the same time on the same day
Suspish...
And binging with babish
@@spoondancer2230 wait,was today maybe Groundhog day?
It's also today's Featured Article on Wikipedia
@@cramerfloro5936 yeah. Feb 2nd is groundhog day. It's not a coincidence lol
Sus
Ok edge of tomorrow is based of off a Japanese novel “all you need is kill” so technically it is a Japanese form
It is significant that Bill Murray's character is the only one that realises (or perceives) that the same day is repeating. So what do the other characters do on the subsequent iterations of the day after they encounter him? Each time his reaction to these people is increasingly frustrated or angry. Do none of these other characters speak to each other and say "Well, that was rude of him, why did he do that?"
You know, Goundhog Day reminds me of that one episode of Star Trek The Next Generation where..
Babe, it’s time for a new Eddache video
I was watching this video, and when it finished, it went back to the beginning. Groundhog Day
hey, uh, g*psy is a slur and you probably shouldn't say it. good video
gypsy verb
gyp·sy | \ ˈjip-sē \
gypsied; gypsying
Definition of gypsy (Entry 2 of 2)
intransitive verb
: to travel or roam from place to place
… honed her skills as a quick-sketch watercolorist as she gypsied around the state, using her brush and pad for reporting as well as art.
- Doug MacCash
also, the word doesn't have as much power as it did when it was first made anymore.
Who is it even a slur against at this point, like cmon
Does anyone under the age of 30 even know who "gypsy" refers to?
@@stitchfinger7678 It's a slur against romani people
@@lughaidhmcloughlin3640 again, read my other comment
5:53 that g word is a slur for Romani people
I watched this movie recently, perfect time to watch this video!
Heard there was an explanation originally but didnt know all of this or actually reflected on it. Brilliantly done and the cameos like ellen were lovely :D
I always thought it was the 6 extra weeks of winter giving him 6 weeks of time loop... Until I realized there are way more than 6 weeks worth of days in the movie
I live where it was filmed, Woodstock square
I was always told that the groundhog did it, because of well, he was kind of a jerk. And the day it stopped was when he finished his transformation from kind of a jerk, to a good, loving, well rounded person.
Considering the actual lore of the Groundhog Day tradition claims Punxsutawney Phil (that's the groundhog's name) is immortal... Huh.
My theory on why it’s happening is that some supernatural being like a God trying to make Phil a better person by repeating the same day! Only when Phil cared for other people and became a great person did he continue the days as normal. For all we know, this could happen to many bad people with good in them and their memories of the ordeal could just be erased with their good actions remaining
Ned Ryerson puts Phil in the time loop, until he buys the insurance from him. All that character grow Phil does, doesn't matter. Only thing that matters is that in the end, he buys that life insurance from Ned.
Groundhog day is like TH-cam
In every movie with Bill Murray, it feels like he's the same character in different wacky scenarios. I guess you could say that for any actor, but it feels prominent with him for some odd reason. And I love it. I haven't seen all of his movies, but he (usually) gives me the vibe his character already read the script for the movie and is just going through the motions of the plot in the most hilarious way possible. Think of Ghostbusters, Stripes, and uh, maybe Caddyshack... It's been a while since I saw that one...
But in groundhog day, this is the first time I've seen the Bill Murray "Character" in a state of misery and uncertainty. I just think it's interesting.
I just watched half life yesterday and now another wth
My explanation for why the loop is thus:
Because the writers said so
The Loop is a representation of the monotony of a closed-off life, and the hopelessness, helplessness, demoralization, and detachment that comes with it. Only by actually paying attention, engaging, and going out of his way to improve everything around him does it change.
Not when he kills himself, not when he does edgy, NoN-cOnFoRmAtIvE things; when he sees, savors, and improves the things around him, as well as himself.
Stop to smell the flowers you pass by every day. Draw those blinds you always have closed. The Loop is a mindset, and so is being free of it.
We all know that the time loop actually happened because Yoshikage Kira was in the town that day and botched a setup of BITES ZA DUST, decided to roll with it, and then had to keep turning back time because he kept being almost defeated at like 11:00 at night. The fact that Bill Murray was able to finish his character arc was a coincidence.
It took me until now to realize your username is pronounced "Edd-Ache" and not "Edd-Adachee
This is literally the only piece of media were I was fully aware and fine with a lack of answer in the movie as a kid. And I do belive children not questioning stuff is overstated.
"Why does Buzz freeze around Andy if he thinks he's real?"
I actually have a theory about that,
From Buzz's perspective, he's on an alien planet & the toys freezing is some sort of local custom
He may not know WHY they do this, but he figures these locals know this world better than he does, so he just goes along with it
Timeloops are timetravel.
It's someone travelling back in time at the same point in time, replacing their younger self.
I mean, there is an aspect that betrays timetravel, which is the lack of aging. But maybe that just means his conscience is timetravelling from his older body into his younger at the end of the day.
Anyway, I dont know why people want to disprove that loops are timetravelling.
The fact he says “‘how does cat dog poop” isn’t really important’ but now has a video on it 👀 (both this and that video are great tho)
It never occurs to me they never explained and I honestly never asked. Sometimes when you show or explain too much, people ask questions they never would have if you just never shown it to begin with.
Ayyyy new video!
Not that part looking like Bill Wurtz. Inspired!
I like to go to bed sometimes and say “today could be my groundhog day. Today was good.”
Explaining why the timeloop exists is why I hate Happy Death Day 2U.
Great, now you just ruined the first one by explaining it was a goddamn science experiment.
a lot of things are better left unexplained but people nowadays have to analyze everything to death for some reason
I thought it was pretty obvious why there's a timeloop
hello? groundhog day, the groundhog did it (whoever that person is)
I've heard so many stories about the making of a good movie that include "but the studio executives wanted to do this thing that would have ruined it, but the writers were able to win out." Other times in the story of bad movies there are references to how studio executives put a lot of crap in the script because that's what they figured audiences wanted to see. Has there ever been a case of studio executives forcing the creative team to change something and the movie becoming better because of it?
I forgot Huey, Dewey and Louie went through their own Groundhog day...
The continuation in their movie was odd
5:23 you could make a religion out of this
"No, don't"
i like how you can tell when a youtube video will blow up
Hey! Are you Eddie?
Majora's Mask, it's Groundhog Day but Zelda.
Nobody gonna mention the groundhog day VR sequel?.. Not at all?
Placing scenes you don't want to shoot at the end of an unfinishable schedule is tight!
I officially decided already that the loop was a test from the universe. He was a terrible person at the start of the movie, and didn't the loop end when he became a better person, and used knowledge of the day from the loop to save lives?
And its on groundhog day
I expected the video to loop halfway through
i will forever be blessed to be born on this movie's day
this film is feverdream
5:26 Bill Wurtz called, he's suing
My dad thought that the bar tender was behind it and was trying to turn Phil into a better person
That is weird because I was just watching that movie
Bill murray hits singularity for a brief moment, seeing every possible outcome of his actions for the next day. He then chooses his favourite plan and lives the day.
OK FINE.....but actually no made me laugh
I have a friend called veon who watches your videos. Like this so he sees
Great video, I watch it every day. It's like... idk
You know.. I think I know where the time loop began. You know the scene where the crew are trying to leave to get back to their studio in time. The snowstorm started to pick up out of nowhere. That is where I believe the time loop curse began..
Maybe the time loop was the friends we made along the way?
there is this one scene that kind of niggles at me. It's that final day before the bachelor auction where Phil is playing the piano in the band and the piano teacher is there, and she specifically says that Phil is her student...
Since the day resets, it would suggest he must have gone to get another lesson and I would surmise that at this stage he's become proficient enough that he wouldn't have had to, especially given that day he was doing countless 'errands' throughout town that made him the town darling.
Actually it doesn't overly bother me, but maybe she could have explained it more because I'm left with the notion that on the final day when he manages to make pretty much everyone in town love him, he still let a young girl get booted out of a piano lesson so he could get a lesson.
If it makes you feel better, assume there's an unseen scene where Phil encounters the piano teacher, "reminds" her of how she gave him a lesson or two when he was younger and he wanted to show her how he'd improved, then sits in and helps with the lesson for the girl he originally got booted to make up for it. Kid gets her lesson, teacher thinks she really got Phil started (even if her memory is hazy about it) so she's happy to claim she taught him later, everyone wins. He's got time somewhere in his crazy schedule to spend half an hour that way.
I love this film because it was fimled in my home town
Palm Springs is a pretty good time loop movie.
8:49 I agree with the random talking mushroom