Best Buy has the Groundhog Day 15th Anniversary Edition on Blu-ray disc on sale for $13 with free in-store pickup. Shipping option is about $2. In this comedy classic, Bill Murray wakes up on Groundhog Day every day and learns the meaning of life. The end.
My life is endlessly repeating itself. I find a girl, get married, then she divorces me and takes half my stuff. The most recent one didn't even wait to get married. One morning I woke up and found she was gone and so was the contents of our joint account. When am I going to wake up with Ms.Right? If I ever have to sink so low as Andie MacDowell, I think I may well have to end it all instead. Perhaps I should just jump off the building like Bill Murray.
@NorthSouth - After your bad luck, I'm surprised you would have a joint bank account with somebody you're not even married to yet. It sounds like you're bringing this pain on yourself. Try doing something different. Find somebody who won't move in with you, or sleep with you until after you're married. That person with some morals, may be more likely to stick around.
Phil: What would you do if you were stuck in one place and every day was exactly the same, and nothing that you did mattered? Ralph: That about sums it up for me.
I'm truly amazed that #3 found a way to lose half his earnings (aka half of food stamp) to the blow up doll he keeps in the back of his cardboard box next to the dumpster. The worst part is the next blow up doll fooled you again. The only thing I agree w/ you on is that marrying a blow up doll makes more sense than being w/ Andie MacDowell.
To each their own #8, I like it... That's the problem with the world today. Everyone thinks their tastes should be everyone else's... Wouldn't that be boring...
This is the best movie about enlightenment I have ever seen, and is truly profound at its core. Forget about "serious" crap like The Razor's Edge (both the Tyrone Powers and Murray versions).
What does a depressed journalist have to hope for in life? Eventuality of death. In this case, even that is taken away and what does he do once he finds out he can't even kill himself? Keeps on trying!
Your cynicism is probably the reason Phil saw his shadow! Thanks a lot!
I hope this deal comes back tomorrow.
My life is endlessly repeating itself. I find a girl, get married, then she divorces me and takes half my stuff.
The most recent one didn't even wait to get married. One morning I woke up and found she was gone and so was the contents of our joint account.
When am I going to wake up with Ms.Right?
If I ever have to sink so low as Andie MacDowell, I think I may well have to end it all instead. Perhaps I should just jump off the building like Bill Murray.
@NorthSouth - After your bad luck, I'm surprised you would have a joint bank account with somebody you're not even married to yet. It sounds like you're bringing this pain on yourself. Try doing something different. Find somebody who won't move in with you, or sleep with you until after you're married. That person with some morals, may be more likely to stick around.
#3 should marry #4
Phil: What would you do if you were stuck in one place and every day was exactly the same, and nothing that you did mattered?
Ralph: That about sums it up for me.
I'm truly amazed that #3 found a way to lose half his earnings (aka half of food stamp) to the blow up doll he keeps in the back of his cardboard box next to the dumpster. The worst part is the next blow up doll fooled you again. The only thing I agree w/ you on is that marrying a blow up doll makes more sense than being w/ Andie MacDowell.
One of the worst movies I have ever seen. How many times can they repeat the same foking scenes?
To each their own #8, I like it... That's the problem with the world today. Everyone thinks their tastes should be everyone else's... Wouldn't that be boring...
Indeed! I liked it also. I do not know about spending $13 + tax on Blu-Ray version though.
96% on Rotten Tomatoes? Even better than Ghostbusters? Wassup wit dat?
#8, your comment demonstrates a fundamental lack of understanding for the core concept behind the movie.
This is the best movie about enlightenment I have ever seen, and is truly profound at its core. Forget about "serious" crap like The Razor's Edge (both the Tyrone Powers and Murray versions).
Yup, this movie is a winner blu-ray or not.
Awesome movie, but who needs a br version?
#11, no it doesn't. I just found it extremely boring. Like I said before it was the same scenes repeated 50 times.
#15, yes, it does. The repetition of scenes was a core plot point. But take heart! Here's an explosion for you: \|/
Happy?
#3 Do what Bill Murray did to replenish your bank account. Rob an armored truck.
Am I the only one who thinks the case art looks like Balki Bartokomous on the left and Cousin Larry Appleton from Perfect Strangers on the right?
^^^ Of course it does...don't be ridiculous.
One of the best comedy of all time.
What does a depressed journalist have to hope for in life? Eventuality of death. In this case, even that is taken away and what does he do once he finds out he can't even kill himself? Keeps on trying!