Which might not seem like long compared to the original script’s 10,000 years, but 30 to 40 is still the same day, over and over, around 12,000 to 15,000 times. That really is a lot of time on your hands, especially when you don’t have to concern yourself with anything particularly new or unexpected happening.
Love this movie! Great reactions - really fun to relive these moments. I read somewhere that, based on the days we see and how long it takes to master those skills that Phil learned, the time loop has been calculated to be going for about 34 years. Crazy!
He said it took him 6 months to perfect his card tossing, To play piano like he did would take many years of not only lessons but a few hours practice per day.
In the original script, Phil relived the same day for 10,000 years. Ramis has tried to say it was less, but since it's not stated in the film, I go with the writer's original intent.
@@Joker_JAK that period of depression isn't what I mean. I don't believe he could go 10,000 years without being completely and permanently deranged/psychotic for most of it.
@@that.ll_do_pig I know what you meant. At the end of the day, it's a movie. If you can accept that a person can relive the same day over and over AND come back to life after killing themselves repeatedly, then you should accept that he didn't go mad for being stuck for a long time. All of it is ridiculous.
Top movie. One of my absolute favourites! I also really like the acting of Bill here. This movie reminds me also, in a way, of It's a Wonderful Life with James Stewart. Not only feel good movies but also ones with a beautiful 'message'.
The official that handles the groundhog and is in the choking scene is Bill Murrays brother. It is not certain how many days it took but it for sure took years. I have heard guesstimates of anywhere from eight years to eighty years. The plot is very similar to the movie Scrooged which if you haven’t watched it you will probably like it. Very good just stop thinking and enjoy movie.
If I remember right, they filmed the timeline in reverse - Harold Ramis knew Bill would get grumpier and more difficult to work with as time went on, so the scenes where Phil is the nicest are the ones filmed earliest..
It is also kind of a funny throwback for Bill Murray to interact with/talk to/have a grudge against the groundhog in this movie after his time with the gopher in Caddyshack (1980.)
I am not sure if it has been explicitly stated...but since "gobbler" is a nickname for a turkey, and a "knob" is another word for a hill, it seems pretty dang clear that the "Gobbler's Knob" bit is aimed squarely at a foods company called Turkey Hill. If it is not aimed at the foods company, then it must be a joke about whatever the foods company is named after.😂
And that episode is the absolute best SG1 episode! Jack & Teal’c golfing thru the Stargate is one of my favorite scenes in any show. Or when Jack’s juggling during “class”, and then him & Teal’c r juggling in the next loop.🤭 P4X639. Yep. It’s my favorite episode.😃
SARDAR UDHAM (2021) is the best bollywood movie ever made (highly critically acclaimed). IMDB 8.4. 94% ROTTEN TOMATOES Mark my words you will not forget this movie. It is on the level of saving private ryan ( Better in some aspects) It will break your stereotype regarding indian movies that they are only song and dance and fun . It will change your top 10 movie list of all times. One of the most important films ever made. Very much grounded and realistic. If you like artistic and mature Cinema , you should definitely checkout. You'll be blown away in a weird way. You'll experience the new dimension of Indian Cinema. THANK YOU Brother.
Hi guys. The director of this movie said Phil was stuck in a time loop for 30-40yrs. ❤
Which might not seem like long compared to the original script’s 10,000 years, but 30 to 40 is still the same day, over and over, around 12,000 to 15,000 times. That really is a lot of time on your hands, especially when you don’t have to concern yourself with anything particularly new or unexpected happening.
@@0okamino sounds like a nightmare
IMO everything changed when he said, truthfully for the first time ever, "I'm happy now."
The mayor, reading the scroll, is Bill Murray’s brother. Brian Doyle Murray. He was the caddie supervisor in CADDIE SHACK.
Love this movie! Great reactions - really fun to relive these moments. I read somewhere that, based on the days we see and how long it takes to master those skills that Phil learned, the time loop has been calculated to be going for about 34 years. Crazy!
He said it took him 6 months to perfect his card tossing, To play piano like he did would take many years of not only lessons but a few hours practice per day.
WOW what a reach to pull the Home Alone Santa actor! EPIC CATCH- I love Home Alone and yet I never even caught that one! Bravo!!!
In the original script, Phil relived the same day for 10,000 years. Ramis has tried to say it was less, but since it's not stated in the film, I go with the writer's original intent.
There's no way he wouldn't be driven to madness after _that_ long.
@@that.ll_do_pig He WAS driven to madness. He tried killing himself a dozen times.
@@Joker_JAK that period of depression isn't what I mean. I don't believe he could go 10,000 years without being completely and permanently deranged/psychotic for most of it.
@@that.ll_do_pig I know what you meant. At the end of the day, it's a movie. If you can accept that a person can relive the same day over and over AND come back to life after killing themselves repeatedly, then you should accept that he didn't go mad for being stuck for a long time. All of it is ridiculous.
Top movie. One of my absolute favourites! I also really like the acting of Bill here. This movie reminds me also, in a way, of It's a Wonderful Life with James Stewart. Not only feel good movies but also ones with a beautiful 'message'.
The official that handles the groundhog and is in the choking scene is Bill Murrays brother. It is not certain how many days it took but it for sure took years. I have heard guesstimates of anywhere from eight years to eighty years. The plot is very similar to the movie Scrooged which if you haven’t watched it you will probably like it. Very good just stop thinking and enjoy movie.
In the original script it was 10,000 years.
If I remember right, they filmed the timeline in reverse - Harold Ramis knew Bill would get grumpier and more difficult to work with as time went on, so the scenes where Phil is the nicest are the ones filmed earliest..
It is also kind of a funny throwback for Bill Murray to interact with/talk to/have a grudge against the groundhog in this movie after his time with the gopher in Caddyshack (1980.)
The old homeless man was Harry Cary Jr, he was in quite a few John Wayne’s movies. Was a ranch hand in Mickey Mouse Club”s SPIN AND MARTY
27:45 That's Brian Doyle-Murray - Bill's real life brother.
the Supernatural take on this is great and Stargate SG1 did a great parody also
Great reaction! I loved your discussion afterward.
You both are soooo entertaining...thanks for all the hard work.
You should checkout "Palm Springs" same concept but newer. Very funny and cool!
Love you guys, would like mum to talk more of her experiences and views :)
I am not sure if it has been explicitly stated...but since "gobbler" is a nickname for a turkey, and a "knob" is another word for a hill, it seems pretty dang clear that the "Gobbler's Knob" bit is aimed squarely at a foods company called Turkey Hill. If it is not aimed at the foods company, then it must be a joke about whatever the foods company is named after.😂
I’m fairly sure the town in real life calls it Gobblers Knob.
Star Trek: TNG did a great one called "Cause and Effect" *in 1992.*
And that episode is the absolute best SG1 episode! Jack & Teal’c golfing thru the Stargate is one of my favorite scenes in any show. Or when Jack’s juggling during “class”, and then him & Teal’c r juggling in the next loop.🤭 P4X639. Yep. It’s my favorite episode.😃
"IN THE MIDDLE OF MY BACKSWING?!"
@@Flix2Us hahaha! Yep. Man, I miss that show
I looooooove that episode😍
SARDAR UDHAM (2021) is the best bollywood movie ever made (highly critically acclaimed).
IMDB 8.4. 94% ROTTEN TOMATOES
Mark my words you will not forget this movie.
It is on the level of saving private ryan ( Better in some aspects)
It will break your stereotype regarding indian movies that they are only song and dance and fun .
It will change your top 10 movie list of all times.
One of the most important films ever made.
Very much grounded and realistic.
If you like artistic and mature Cinema , you should definitely checkout.
You'll be blown away in a weird way.
You'll experience the new dimension of Indian Cinema.
THANK YOU Brother.
According to the writers it was 10,000 days, over 30 years.
Correction: 10,000 years.
Interesting that you mentioned a Buddhist philosophical perspective; later in life Harold did follow Buddhism and became friends with the Dalai Lama.
At a minimum, he was there for decades
One of my favorite Bill Murray movies is “What About Bob”. It’s a really funny 80’s movie but also has a nice moral to the story.
"What About Bob?" released in 1991.
"NAZI!" I love that movie.
I love that one too! Would love to see you two react to that if you haven’t seen it.
Nick would find this funny, Jen would not.
Favorite movie of Buddhists monks.
Well Harold Ramis WAS a Buddhist. :)
It's estimated that Phil was stuck in the loop for 33 years.
😂🤣👍
Ferris bueller?
7:22. Who does that? Oh, the people in Hollyweird don't know that some cold water comes first