I have to say my favourite scene would’ve been the “I’m a God” scene. The plot isn’t too complicated so it doesn’t make the film too difficult to follow. I believe the idea of reliving a day over and over again is simple enough to comprehend for the audience, especially as the development of stories and fairytales have given us the knowledge that something must be done to fix this problem. The addition of that one day being repeated over and over again definitely raised my expectations for this movie. However, this plot sounded too basic, so I wondered if there was something else Harold Ramis and Danny Rubin had added to the mix. Again, this doesn’t put many images into my head, only the basic plot of 2nd February when the people of America come together and celebrate groundhogs returning from hibernation. Apparently, groundhog day is a day in which the Canadians and Americans celebrate groundhogs emerging from their borrows at the end of hibernation. That was until I turned to google for answers. What is that? What does it mean? I’ve never heard of it before. When I first heard the title ‘Groundhog Day’ no image comes into mind. The universe was trying to improve his moral characteristics to make him into a better person. He had a certain dislike for 2nd February where he was essentially the Scrooge of Groundhog Day. My personal take on the plot was that the universe was trying to teach Phil a lesson. On further inspection I found there to be more than this. Once there he is met with the seemingly eternal loop where this day replays over and over again. This movie is about a TV weatherman who is sent out on location to report the annual Groundhog Day.
It is also one of the most memorable movies that “never gets old”, according to Empire.
The movie Groundhog Day was released in 1993, staring Bill Murray.
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