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Groundhog Day

1993, Movie, PG, 103 mins

Groundhog Day: Review

An immensely enjoyable fable about a confirmed cynic (Bill Murray) who finds himself forced to relive the same 24-hour time frame over and over again. What begins as a sardonic corrective to It's a Wonderful Life becomes a well-reasoned case for Zen Buddhism, with a perfectly modulated love story to boot. Read the complete review for Groundhog Day

Groundhog Day: Cast & Details

Year: 1993
Rated PG

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Cast
Bill Murray: Phil
Andie MacDowell: Rita
Chris Elliott: Larry
Stephen Tobolowsky: Ned
Brian Doyle-Murray: Buster
Marita Geraghty: Nancy

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It's like Groundhog Day, but different. What is it? | Movie News | 2/22/2008
Ask FlickChick Its like Groundhog Day but it isnt Groundhog Day What is it And more movie answersSend your movie questions to FlickChickQuestion I have spent hours using IMDB and keywords but I cannot find this movie It involved a time loop -- living the same day over -- and I think it preceded Groundhog Day 1993 It seemed to be made-for-TV A young guy wakes up goes to work at an office gets in trouble with the boss spills something on himself sees something bad happen to a young lady he likes He wakes up and thinks hes experiencing deja vu but its the same day again and he changes stuff The time loop is caused by a machine that the heroes must stop -- MLaneFlickChick Its 1201 which was directed by Jack Sholder and based on a 1973 short story 1201 P by veteran sci-fi writer Richard A Lupoff In one of those weird something was in the air coincidences it first aired on TV the same year Groundhog Day debuted in theaters 1993Ordinary office drone read more be the first to leave a comment
Last Comic, Groundhog Day and More News Briefs | Today's News: Our Take | 12/10/2007
NBC Universal has signed the three finalists from the most-recent edition of Last Comic Standing — champ Jon Reep, Lavell Crawford and Amy Schumer — to talent holding deals…. A Los Angeles Superior Court judge on Friday issued an arrest warrant for Daniel Baldwin, who failed to appear for a progress report on his drug rehab stemming from an April 2006 arrest…. DVD releases have been set for Groundhog Day: 15th-anniversary Special Edition (Jan. 29, 2008, featuring all-new bonus material such as a commentary by director Harold Ramis and newly discovered deleted scenes), Tootsie: 25th Anniversary Edition (Feb.5) and Groundhog Day: 15th-anniversary Special Edition (Jan. 29). read more
Film Registry Keeps Mel Brooks' Saddles Blazing | Today's News: Our Take | 12/27/2006
Blazing Saddles, Fargo, Groundhog Day, Halloween, Notorious, Rocky and sex, lies and videotape are among the 25 films selected this year for inclusion in the National Film Registry, Variety reports. This update to the catalog of "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant" films to be preserved in perpetuity also includes the silent fare Flesh and the Devil (the first on-screen pairing of John Gilbert and Greta Garbo) and Tess of the Storm Country (the 1914 feature that made Mary Pickford a star).Before you start grumbling, Liar, Liar, made in 1997, was not yet eligible. read more
Day Break: Your Insider's Guide to ABC's Slick New Thriller | Today's News: Our Take | 11/15/2006
Decisions... consequences. Decisions... consequences. Such is the mantra of the master villain dogging Taye Diggs in ABC's Day Break (premiering tonight at 9 pm/ET, with a two-hour episode). The serialized thriller has a nifty edge: Diggs' Detective Brett Hopper is forced to relive the same disastrous framed-for-murder/lady love-in-peril day over and over (and over...), until he can somehow "get it right." No easy feat, as Hopper comes to discover that it will be nearly impossible to crack the conspiracy which ensnares him and save the life of his honey, Rita (Eight Below's Moon Bloodgood). Just when he thinks he has solved one sticky wicket — say, eluding capture by crooked fellow cops — he realizes th read more
Which fall pilots would you ... | Today's News: Our Take | 7/12/2006

Question: Which fall pilots would you deem worthy of my time?

Answer: I finished watching the last of the pilots over the weekend and I have fantastic news: For the first time in recent memory, the good fall shows easily outnumber the bad ones — at least based on the pilots I saw. As Desperate Housewives taught us, the second and third episodes tell us much more about a show's creative bones than a season premiere. With that said, here are the fall offerings that have the most FauxVo potential.
* Vanished (Fox) and Kidnapped (NBC): Among the things these two thrillers share in common: They both& read more