Groundhog Day (1993) - Phil's Errands Scene (7/8) | Movieclips
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- Groundhog Day - Phil's Errands: An expert from his repetitive days, Phil (Bill Murray) runs some errands which include saving a child from a tree and fixing an old lady's flat tire.
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A weatherman is trapped in a personal time warp on the worst day of his life, Groundhog Day. Can he make the changes he needs to in order to break the cycle - and find true love?
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Cast: Shaun Chaiyabhat, Chris Elliott, Bill Murray, Barbara Ann Grimes, Ann Heekin, Andie MacDowell, Lucina Paquet
Director: Harold Ramis
Producers: Trevor Albert, C.O. Erickson, Harold Ramis
Screenwriters: Harold Ramis, Danny Rubin
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When you replay the game to get all of the achievements in one go.
But Took You 33 Years
Not the destination. It’s the journey. Not trying to sound too cliche
DarkViperAU speedrunning GTA5.
@@user-jq8yt5mq5h wait I just watched the movie yesterday but did he stuck there for 10,000 years?
@@tobito4397 no he was stucked there for 33 years, we’ve probably didn’t see the other scenes in his loop.
I love that he just totally ignores his crush in this scene, even though he just made himself look like the smartest dude since Socrates
Notice how he leans slightly forward, he desperately wants a hug.
Not even doing it for her anymore.. thats special..
Well he went from hating everything, to hating only himself, to not giving a damn, to liking the world, to liking himself, to loving others, to loving life, and to finally loving himself. In his last day he he lived just out of the love he felt for everything, the girl must wait.
I can now see in this scene hints to exactly how long he had been doing the repeat. At least hundreds if not thousands of years.
@@cadenrolland5250 Your comment made me cry, in a good way. Thanks dude.
That "you have NEVER thanked me" hit so hard the first time I watched this....it's when you realise he spent years in that time loop". Great great film.
The part where he said I’ll see you tomorrow hit me hard.
There were certainly a lot more hints prior to this scene that he spent years in the loop.
@@47imagine Yea, for example, all the skills he learned that would take years to learn.
If he had arrived five or minutes earlier he could told the kid to play someplace else thus saving his back.
The lady saying "thank you young man" to 43 year old Bill Murray makes me very happy.
Especially since he might of been closer to 143 In this scene
@@michaelbootes4822 i thought he spent around 33 years on groundhog day. So that mean he's around 76
@@imnotsure9407 With all the things he learned I'd hazard a guess and say it would have taken much longer, though I'm not good enough at maths to be able to calculate how many years it would actually take to acquire such skills.
@@imnotsure9407 well his piano skills alone are 1000s of hours
Well They are old bags
"Where are you going? Would you like to get a cup of coffee?"
"No, I can't face my final boss until I've finished all the side quests"
How come
This is one of the greatest parts of one of the greatest movies. He finally stops trying to only please himself, and gives into worrying about others and taking care of others.
It's not "gives into", it's "grows into"
Well, if you're literally immortal, continuously living the same day over and over again, everything just wears out, and even being selfish gets old (there's only so much selfish thing you can do in one day). So, he just tried to play the hero. Of course, I'm sure even that will get old eventually, but at least it'll be less boring than being selfish (which is doing nothing).
The man is just trying to find a way to pass the time. I know I would.
@@blokin5039 He was literally immortal (you misspelled to immoral). As in, he (his sentient self-ego) couldn't die.
"I had the tire, and the jack" always kills me.
My mother bursted Out laughing😂
And later they say he's the fastest jacker in the business. 😅
"Whadduya say? Whadduya say? You little brat!" LMAO
1:20 Biill Murray saves a kid. Says "I'll see you tomorrow... maybe."
In an earlier scene, Murray is shown repeatedly trying to save an old man. In one of the repeats, the kid is seen in the hospital with a broken leg.
Wow, really? Never noticed that!
Thanks for pointing that out!
Michael Anderson that's funny! I never noticed that.
Good catch on that! Never noticed that. I'm gonna watch this again. I wish there was an extended, extended version or a sequel.
It could mean that, but it also could mean, maybe he wont save him from breaking his leg, like messing with the kid since he never thanks him, meaning he knows he does fall out of the tree, and that he has saved him from the fall in the past because he has never thanked him for it. He does know that he only breaks a leg and the kid will be ok, so "maybe" he will be there to save him, or "maybe" he wont, depends on if he is around to save him or not.
Imagine waking up to listen to your boring egotistic weather report guy on your local news channel just to see him reading a poem and being loveable.
Better than DYING dummy. You don't understand the film.
@@CarroT0P ?
@@CarroT0P No actually, I'd love to hear what you mean
I have no idea what @w m is getting at, but from the reaction from the people was a life changing sermon. I sure when it got broadcasted hearts was moved.
My old English teacher actually coached that little kid that fell out of the tree in little league baseball.
It was so cool to me.
That kid is now a news reporter on the ABC affiliate in Boston.
@@stevekaufman1059 lol. What are the odds of that
And did he ever say thank you? NO!!!
It took me years to understand the significance of the old man dying. “sometimes people die”.
He could stop accidents, but not alter ageing.
he does stop the guy dying, you see the guy in a tuxedo at the jazz party
the hydronator
Really????
I must have another look.
I thought it indicated the limit to which we could control the future....
Let me look.
@Chandler Burse Still, he was happy for a bit.
@@thehydronator3021 that is not the old homeless guy. The one in the tuxedo was saved at the restaurant.
I'm pretty sure this was an answer to the "I'm a god" part. Just to remind him that no, he's definitely not, there's some things that even he can't do anything about.
Could you imagine him doing something really embarrassing and the days continue after that😂
In the deleted scenes he flashes he's winky
One of my favorite movies of all time. I could watch this over and over and over and over and over..
Uh oh lol
This was so sweet when he catches that kid and the line when he says "I'll see you tomorrow...maybe!" and that lady in the backseat, I know it's not her, but looks like the lady that played Aunt Bethany in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
I thought the same thing. Aunt Bethany is played by Mae Questel. The "flat tire ladies" in this movie are all not definitively pinned on IMDB nor do they have portraits. But I worked it out.
Flat Tire Lady (Driver) is Barbara Ann Grimes.
Flat Tire Lady (Front Seat) is Lucina Paquet
Flat Tire Lady (Back Seat) is Ann Heekin
Such a brilliantly nuanced performance by Murray. Every time I watch it, I pick up on additional notes. A genius finally with a film worthy of his talents.
" It's nothing mam, I had the tire and the jack.... " :D
"I will see you tomorrow.... Maybe" Lmao
Best movie ever. Am I right? Or am I right?
Right! And my name is Max too! 😀
What day is it?
Watch out for that first step it's a dooooozy
excellent and Feb 2nd is my birthday, but the best film is Sansho the Bailiff
Best film of 1993!! Hands down! And yes, I took Schindler’s List into account too
“You never thank me, I’ll see you tomorrow” is such a heartwarming and great line I love it so much
"I'll see you tomorrow!" LMAO!
Phil after an endless time in one day is learning to master good deeds... "Man reacheth perfection through good deeds, voluntarily performed, not through good deeds the doing of which was forced upon him." ~ Baha'i Faith
@Mister Guy But he did live a perfect life. Jesus is literally God becoming human so that he may live a perfect life and take the punishment for our crimes upon himself. He lived, suffered, and died because of his love for us. If he wasn't perfect then his death would be meaningless. If he did not rise from the dead his death would have been meaningless.
As a side note, by saying "even the guy at the center of your cult." followed by saying "You can like Lord of the Rings or Star Wars or the Bible, whatever fantasy franchise you're into is fine", you have insinuated that both Lord of the Rings and Star Wars are cults. The use of the word "cult" is off as "cult" generally refers to beliefs and practices regarded as "strange or sinister" (google's first bullet definition) and Christianity is a widespread religion not usually considered either of these things. Comparing the Bible and Lord of the Rings or Star Wars is also improper as the Bible is a religious work dating back thousands of years believed by many to be true and it includes various accurate historical accounts while LotR and Star Wars are fantasy and science fiction books/movies/various forms of media that are not intended to be believed as events that actually happened.
Phil begins to understand why he is reliving Groundhog Day over and over and that he has to change and become a better person.
@Mister Guy Lord Jesus was a Messenger of God - they are Perfect. Normal men are not in their Class (the Chosen of the Chosen) but can improve... even to becoming a Saint (i.e. the Angelic nature dominating the Animal.) Baha'u'llah of the Baha'i Faith is in that rare Class along with Krishna, Zoroaster, Buddha, Abraham, Moses, Christ and Muhammad Who comes about once a millennium. Fantasy plays no part in their Divine Drama.
@@danielwilliamson6180 Yeah, seems that tests reoccur until we learn too.
@@francismausley7239 By the end of the movie, Phil becomes a changed man and it's February 3rd and the 24 hour time loop of Groundhog Day is over.
Phil begins to understand why he is reliving Groundhog Day over and over again and that he has to change and become a better person. That's why he saves the boy at 1:21 and helps the old ladies at 1:54.
it's highly likely he spotted the kid when he was at the hospital with the old dude and decided to go out and save that kid
Why you are so smart. Why have we not thought of this. OMG we have a new Einstein here
@@harlempunk4481It's what I think.
I will never forget the day I took my younger cousin into town to hang out and for the night with him like we always do. We went into the movies to see one movie, that wasn’t playing so we ended up seeing this. it turned out ot be really good, and we went home laughing and having the best time ever.
1:57 So he was walking on the street with a jack and a tire :))
I love this movie. What's so awesome about this movie is Bill Murray's chracter starts out as total complete jerk in life. But as he's living the same day over and over again he begins to learn the whole meaning of life which is to love others. His character changes for the better.
That's the point of the movie
He was a jerk in life because Nancy refused to go with him to a prom ;)
The kid should definitely have thanked Phil for saving him
I love how he jacks the car in seconds of the flatty 🤣
one of my all-time favorite movies. I have watched this maybe 100 times.
I'll bet it's the same each time you watch.
“For relaxing times, make it Suntory time.”
I will always love this movie.
To be nice and simple and anonymous is just the greatest thing that comes at last.
the motor club, lol, gets me every time.
1:50 the jack hasn't been tightened so the jack is constantly going down while he's trying to make it go up
I watch this movie everyday at the same time always and forever as long as Iive
I am repeating this video over and over.
The guy on the right at 0:23 in the black hat is Brian Murray, Bill Murrays brother.
+RianTrace84 Thats right!
Sound Logic i was gonna say that!!
@Sound Logic he blows goats, i have proof
Brian Doyle-Murray.
It is interesting to me that he holds his back like he still feels the effort from previous catches. Does he remember the physical alterations? I mean, playing a piano changes the structural movements in your hands and wrists. He could be the healthiest person to ever live if he never ages but can retain the changes from events on his body.
I know not everything can be accounted for in the movie but as a philosophical question its interesting. Also his memory stays intact..I am going to have to find the book, noone can be mentally strong enough to cope with that kind of repetetive action, as a species we are hard wired to understand ending not continuing endlessly. I suspect the book is somewhat darker..
This is how I imagine Heaven to be -- getting to relive the happiest day of your life on earth, over and over again. For me, on my 30th birthday.
Legend has it the boy never came back to say thank you
Who's that?, Must be from the motor club
I’ve seen that scene 1 million times and I just realized he didn’t loosen the lug nuts before he started to jack up the car!
American people still can't accept some people are just nice
@@-C.S.R That time might have been his first time changing a Flat Tire in a long while.
@@-C.S.R I live in a city where I hardly ever have to drive and my car mostly sits and collects dust all year. I didnt know you should loosen the lugs before lifting the car, but it's good I do now lol. Why is that?
@@anthonynunyabizness9989 Because when you loosen them when the car is lifted the tire just spins. Also you don’t wanna be trying to do that when it’s lifted because it’s dangerous and you could push the car off the jack.
One of the greatest actors ever, i can't believe they didn't take him for the new Ghostbusters.
Morgoth from Angband He had a Horrible Cameo in it: what a waste
The premise of Majora's mask
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Btw, how does absolutely no one detect that he's being incredibly sarcastic???
+edinscot56789 It's always easy to know when he is being sarcastic.
Well there's one time where Rita smell his sarcastic voice, its in the beginning of the movie
Warm sarcasm is a gift, it's the kind of facetiousness that people just stop caring whether it's real or not and just enjoy it.
@Mister Guy Fair point actually, I think I just mix up Bill Murray's roles sometimes because I'm so used to him being the sarcastic jerk character like he was in the 'Ghostbuster' movies (the second one especially)
@Mister Guy Centuries, possibly thousands of years depending on who you ask.
I like that Dodge at 1:39. It reminds me of the 75' Plymouth Scamp I once owned.
they never explain WHY he is in a loop, and i love that. If this was remade today, they would put in a B plot about fate or some alien threat, or how magic is involved. But this is just pure comedy.
There was a scene cut from the script, I don't know if it even got filmed, that explains that he was cursed after being rude to a gypsy.
In an early draft of the script, some woman performed witchcraft on him. But they decided to drop it and leave it ambiguous on propose
Today they would put matters of a patriarchy and white guilt and all this crap into a remake.
Love this movie.
I am actually astonished at what he does do in the one last day.
I love the tire changing scene. "I had the tire and the jack..." :)
Oh you totalled it! Nice line.
In Northern Michigan, we re-live this endless February every year between Halloween and Mother's Day.
This movie is so good.
The kid who fell out of the tree - His name is Shaun Chaiyabhat....he ended up beinng a reporter for WKMG-TV in Orlando, Florida. As of January 2017 he's a reporter for WCVB in Boston.
Does he have to report the same news every day?
And to this day, he has never once thanked Bill Murray.
Happy Groundhog Day!!!
Best movie of alltime
I may need to watch this tonight
0:20 😂😂😂😂 “i couldnt imagine a better fate” him trying to prove himself as worthy for February 3rd 🤣
The way the cat ran away reminds me of that scene in Groundhog Day when the kid falls out of the tree and is caught. "What do you say? What do you say? You little brat! You have never thanked me!"
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Man, Triple A works really fast in this town.
This my fave movie and majoras mask my favourite game with the same concept
I have that jack ! It is heavy as hell for such a small floor jack
Imagine saving the kids fall over and over for your years and years
See you tomorrow..... maybe 😂😂😂😂
I had the tire I had the jack. Lol
i love love how cynical bill is he makes me laugh so much
I would love to own that old dart
"your mother says, don't drive on the railway tracks" "err Phil, I happen to agree with that one "
Doris the waitress was played by Robin Duke. A Second City
Sat. Night Live writer/cast member
That kid in the red jacket is a newscaster on the weekend desk at WCVB now.
I was 26 years when i saw this movie. I still love it, so funny 😄 Suddenly i am 55 years old. What happend?? 😄
Time flies fast.
My birthday, my favorite Chekhov and my sore back
I can see that kid smile that’s cool.....I.....guess
The man behind Bill Murray is his older brother, Brian-Doyle Murray.
Rita is so beautiful ❤️!
Awesome movie 🎥
Phil does good deeds to better himself and the community.
I would hate to see a remake of this film as I don't think it can be improved upon. It just has such a timeless feel about it.
Posting on Groundhog Day! 😀😀😀
Is that Harold Ramis in disguise in the background during the speech?
The Best Samaritan in your neighborhood..
Man, this is truly a fate worse than death. Because death is not an option (at least, it doesn't stick, which is the same thing). Imagine being forced to play one dungeon of Final Fantasy over and over again, and you don't have the option to quit.
This movie is the embodiment of New Game+
I can only imagine that Phil left the kid to fall on purpose just to get revenge on the brat.
Remember when they used to make nice movies that made you feel good?
In what year did "they" stop?
What's messed up is at one point he probably killed everyone in that town and who knows what else
This is what 100%ing Dead Rising is like
He couldn’t save Pop but he saved this kid and those old ladies because of Pop
Damn, never considered the fact that Bill Murray didn't ask for a stunt man, a child dummy, or an edit in between the catch and lines after. He legit caught that kid. I don't think the part where he's stretching out his lower back after the catch is acting, that's a ton of force on the back with a kid that size and falling from a height that's above the shot.
Maybe he knew that, so he'd give an accurate response in the scene.
I am sure that he didn't actually catch the kid falling from that height.
uys I just let you know that Phill Connors has spent over 30 years in Groundhog Day.According to many analysts;to get these kind of skills such as sculpture,piano,violin, knowing everything take looong time..it had looked 6 weeks hadn't it?
He should undo the tyre nuts before jacking up the vehicle
Good point me.
I love the scene at 1:08.....has happened to me many times (not a kid in a tree, mind you).
Is that a Plymouth Belvedere?
He's the fastest jack in Jefferson County.
I would say the same thing if I didn't get a thank you
I want that car
im writing a script for this scene for film class and Phil's noise at 1:14 is making this very difficult
Is it "hi oliver"?
'68 Dodge Dart
And in excellent shape, kind of a sweet car
This is my strong hand
1:09 is it the street?