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Groundhog Day - Patreon Version

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Steve H

The DVD has information with the extras area, as well as the length of the time span

Rupert Purcat

Stripes - great Bill Murray movie.

djKENTO

let it always be remembered that SIMONE WAS RIGHT!

David Lonewolf Wright

I was on a really long flight and the entertainment options weren't great, but I found Groundhog Day and watched it 5 times in a row.

pinkdino99

My fave story about this is that Bill Murray went to see the Groundhog Day musical two nights running.

Beddoe

Another vote for the movie 'Stripes' (1981). The theatrical version please.

TheGuy

Ha! Did you drop Groundhog Day, the day after Groundhog Day, just to make me think it was Groundhog Day again? What an immersive experience, I gotta go check my calendar, I'm so confused.

James

A traditional British saying foretells: If Candlemas Day (40 days after Christmas) be fair and bright, winter will have another fight. If Candlemas Day brings cloud and rain, winter won’t come again. February 2 then, being the midway point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, was established as the day to predict the coming of spring. Add to this the belief that thousands of years ago, people in the area of Europe that’s now Germany believed that the badger had the power to predict the coming of spring. They watched the badger to know when to plant their crops. So, when the first German immigrants settled in Pennsylvania in 1683, they brought their tradition with them. However, with an absence of badgers in Pennsylvania, the groundhog took over.

JediLounger

Simone was indeed correct, that was Michael Shannon. In terms of Bill Murray movies, Stripes, Caddyshack, Zombieland 1&2 and What About Bob? are all popular. I also like City of Ember.

JokerDanny

I'm watching along with you guys for the 5th Simone, the show is just so fascinating and amazingly acted and filmed

Githerax

You want more good Bill Murray?? How about: Lost in Translation - Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA winner, more serious in tone Moonrise Kingdom - Bill Murray has been in many (every?) Wes Anderson movie, if you like Wes Anderson's quirk have yourself a double or triple feature with others like Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums and French Dispatch Stripes - comedy like you'd expect from Bill What About Bob? - I personally recommend this one like I would Groundhog Day, more Bill comedy (this one will drive both George and Simone crazy)

Michael_AP

The thing you describe about the dislikes is the reason why YouTube made the dislike count invisible. It was because creators, especially small creators, were being harassed and being submitted to "dislike attacks" in order to ruin their channel. When you get the dislikes immediately it's clear that's it's the case here. As you say, people can't possible have watched your video. It's sad sad people doing these things. Clearly they must be following you to dislike you - or maybe it's their way of saying they don't like the movie you are reacting to. I know it must be hard to handle, as negative response does stick, even though you know it's "just to harras you", but remember that you get a very very high like-rate. That was one of the first things I noticed when I began to watch your videos on YouTube. I notice how many likes your videos have in relation to how many views it has. That is what really shows how popular a video is for those that actually watch it. You can have videos with huge numbers of views but the percentage of like is low. You might not have that huge number of views - yet ;) but the percentage of like in relation to the views is seriously high for a lot of your videos. Thumbs up from here :) Man I'm writing long posts LOL

Githerax

I always thumbs-up even the Patreon versions because I choose to believe even .000000004% of daily upvotes is statistically significant!!!

Jomero

Great movie! I've seen it several times over the decades and I never tire of it. Harold Raimis once said that he had multiple higher-ups from varying religions all over the world who essentially all told him the same thing: "Your movie has the core of our religious philosophy." And that's how he knew he had gotten the movie right.

King_Panarisi

He was stuck for exactly 33 years and 350 days (according to Google)

Guillermo Antonio Ricci Alvarez

I even have a book about how this movie came to be and it's effect around the world called "How to Write Groundhog Day" and includes the original script which had the time to be 10,000 years, according to Harold Raimis it was actually 10 years but I prefer 10,000 for him to go through all those changes and knowledge he acquires, also the original end had Phil come out of his loop but Rita is stuck on the next day repeating it over and over. Also, these are only a few of my recommended Bill Murray movies: Scrooged,Stripes,Ghostbusters trilogy,Larger than Life,The Man who Knew Too Little,Osmosis Jones,Lost in Translation,Broken Flowers,The Monuments Men,St. Vincent,Rock the Kasbah,The Dead Don't Die,On the Rocks

Pajander

10,000 years is completely absurd though and I'm pretty sure you'd be non-functional as a human way before that. Or at least like a Dr. Manhattan situation, where you can't relate to the human condition at all anymore.

Mario

To me Bill Murray's best movie is "What about Bob". Same good feel vibe and humor as Groundhog day but a bit better....

Jon Johns

I find Lost in Translation is Bill Murray not at his funniest, but one of his most charming performances. And the rare "The Razors Edge" to be a great early example of his dramatic range.

Luis Torrefranca

I imagine Groundhog Day would have great importance in Westeros. Should have been the sigil of House Stark.

Theoshin

I Highly recommend What About Bob? and Stripes. 2 movies that are also great where he plays more of a side character is Kingpin and Caddyshack But the most important thing you should watch is The Bill Murray Stories: Life Lessons Learned from a Mythical Man

Christopher Greenley

What about Bob especially. Also, check out Stripes, Scrooged, Cadyshack, The Man Who Knew Too Little, St. Vincent, The Life Aquatic, Rushmore, The Royal Tenebaums, and Lost In Translation.

William

"Scrooged" is a good Bil Murray film

Paul Davey

I still enjoy watching this reaction. I first saw it, well to my relative timeline it was about a year ago now I think. I enjoyed watching it a week ago, I enjoyed watching it again today, and I'll enjoy seeing it uploaded again tomorrow.

Githerax

Well I dunno about "better", I mean, Bill Murray as Bob is just about Ned Ryerson in the whole thing. But it is hilarious.

Patches

So.. unrelated to Bill Murray, I though of a movie that if you haven’t seen it, I’d suggest as a Patreon Exclusive, I’d “End of Watch” with Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña

J.p. Gill

What's so terrible about winter you ask? It's cold. That's what. Give me Spring, Summer, and Fall and let's just skip winter. Great reaction as well. Love this movie.

NotlobParrot

Simone is right! It was 100% Michael Shannon!

Kate Suhr

Stripes is a great bill murray movie. It also has John Candy in it.

Daryl

It breaks my heart so much for the homeless man. Just knowing the fact every single day he died alone in that alley…

thescourge

Director Harold Ramis’s last word on the subject of how long Phil was stuck in the day was 30-40years. He revised it upwards at some point after originally giving a timeframe of 10years to more accurately reflect the multiple skills he became expert in.

Nate Terry

LOL, your description of what Groundhog's day was is hilarious! "if the groundhog comes up and says hi, yay! winter's over, and if he doesnt, then more winter." you made it sound less believable that an old fat man flying around the world in one night delivering presents to all the good kids...haha.

Foodassassin4life

What about Bob? My 2nd favorite Bill Murray movie behind this one so please watch it

Kron0n

Lost in Translation, Caddyshack, Scrooge and Stripes are the good ones.

Meh

New here :) yes! Was hoping your do this!

Florian Hoyer

one of my favorite movies .... fun story about Bill Murray, i cant remember the movie but they filmed in germany and before dinner in the evening he just said "well i go to prague i wanna see the Prague astronomical clock animation" and so he just went to a train and went up to prague. he arrived there and was at the clock at 1am it just made the animation once (since it was 1am) and he enjoyed it and went to a train to move back to germany as they were shooting early in the morning xD xD this kind of person he is, i fuckn love him

JD Nevesytrof

The sublime tragedy of Groundhog Day is that Phil didn't end up with the Rita who knows his secret, saw him at his lowest and became his trusting partner but the Rita who saw him as inexplicably perfect.

Steve H

Bill Murray also is in Zombieland, and "Lost in Translation"

Steve H

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