WARNING! This thread contains a plot spoiler.
Watch the film before reading this. Its a comedy based on an excellent idea.
Groundhog Day is one of my all-time favourite films.
Heres a quick refresher for those of you who can't remember what it was about (and for those of you who want to read this anyway
)
Bill Murray plays a weather forecaster sent to a small town, Punxsutawney, to cover the annual festival where a groundhog is used to predict the coming seasons. For no explained reason, he keeps waking up in exactly the same day, over and over again.
He goes through many stages of development, confusion and despair; doing outrageous stuff because he knows he'll come back the next morning; being completely extravagant because he knows whatever he spends will return; trying to win over the Love Interest in the film (Andie MacDowell); suicidal desparation at his failure to escape, and finally (here's that spoiler - last warning) he starts to use his uncommon knowledge of every last detail of that day to help people, which allows him out of the cycle.
An excellent film worth watching again (I've lost count of the number of times I've seen it).
Regards,
Chris
Watch the film before reading this. Its a comedy based on an excellent idea.
Groundhog Day is one of my all-time favourite films.
Heres a quick refresher for those of you who can't remember what it was about (and for those of you who want to read this anyway
)Bill Murray plays a weather forecaster sent to a small town, Punxsutawney, to cover the annual festival where a groundhog is used to predict the coming seasons. For no explained reason, he keeps waking up in exactly the same day, over and over again.
He goes through many stages of development, confusion and despair; doing outrageous stuff because he knows he'll come back the next morning; being completely extravagant because he knows whatever he spends will return; trying to win over the Love Interest in the film (Andie MacDowell); suicidal desparation at his failure to escape, and finally (here's that spoiler - last warning) he starts to use his uncommon knowledge of every last detail of that day to help people, which allows him out of the cycle.
An excellent film worth watching again (I've lost count of the number of times I've seen it).
Regards,
Chris
Its nice to be warned, though.
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