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Directed by : James J. Murakami, Harold Ramis, Harold Ramis, Harold Ramis, Trevor Albert, Danny Rubin, Danny Rubin, John Bailey, George Fenton, Howard Feuer

Produced by : James J. Murakami, Harold Ramis, Harold Ramis, Harold Ramis, Trevor Albert, Danny Rubin, Danny Rubin, John Bailey, George Fenton, Howard Feuer

Starring : Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, Chris Elliott, Stephen Tobolowsky, Brian Doyle-Murray, Angela Paton, Rick Ducommun, Rick Overton, Robin Duke, Willie Garson

Company : Columbia Pictures

Release date(s) : 1993-02-11

Running time :101 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :English, Français, Italiano

Budget :  $14,600,000

Storyline : Funny story done to fit on Bill Murray's shoes.

It is good enough and with a moral for the family but I don't get it what this is such a famous movie.
I can watch this movie again and again and again. Just trying to imagine what I would do in such a situation. And who doesn't like groundhogs?
**The Future is Not a Given**

_Groundhog Day_ sets out to accomplish the inconceivable, where few comedies, or movies of any kind, or art forms of any device dare to tread. It is determined to ultimately answer: How does one find true happiness. The kind of baby that might have been hatched by crossing Woody Allen and Dali Lama. What's truly amazing is that it pretty well achieves this without being pretentious or portentous. Its humble, pedestrian style coincides with it's charitable message. Furthermore, it's a riot!

What do you do when the snowstorm of life traps you into a place you don't want to be? Self-destructive anarchy is an option: drinking, stealing, screwing, lying, joyriding and suicide. But this is a big storm so long-term solutions are required. The good news if you're lonely and unhappy? You probably have more time to dedicate to self- improvement (music lessons, ice sculpturing).

But challenging the self must have worthwhile outcomes. Phil, believing he's magical, challenges himself to get Rita to sleep with him within 24 hours. He's being dishonest, still playing games and ends up getting slapped in the face repeatedly. It appears that Phil's obstinate pattern of narcissistic behaviour is the cause of this inert existential loop, and one that traps everyone he is in contact with. When he finally realizes that while money, sex and immediate self-gratification might have their perks, they are short-lived and vastly overrated, and a major personality overhaul will be required to escape this Kafkaesque nightmare. An endless, insanely frigid winter is bound to contain him (them (us)) unless new strategies are introduced, alternative energies adopted, the shift away from a self-serving paradigm sustained.

To his credit, Phil refuses to be cornered into the status quo and become one in a million zombies chanting “it is what it is”. Phil actually starts to recover when he gives up trying. When he dismisses the quick fixes (sex, booze, anger, lying and fighting), when he relinquishes his ego and lets go of his smarmy King Joffrey-Justin Bieber juvenility, when he learns to be himself, like himself, settle into his own skin so he can thrive in and, in turn, improve his surroundings. In a reversal of _It's a Wonderful Life_, rather than Bedford Falls being worse off from George's absence, Punxsutawney is better off with Phil's presence. Routine days require routine acts of kindness and Phil and the entire town collectively benefit from it. Phil is a born-again humanist, one who rescues himself from himself, escaping a solipsistic rotation of mutually-destructive behaviour simply by being a good Samaritan. The forecast: many rewarding days of sunshine.

I always had a bit of a problem with the ending. That the cycle of unhappiness only ends when the guy gets the girl. But now I see that getting the girl was coincidental (and symbolic). Before he gets the girl he has to get himself. That's how you put a reverse spin on a downward spiral. The girl is now able to love the boy because he is love-worthy. The boy could be anyone. A politician. A corporation. You.

Directed by : Mark Burg, David Newman, Shari Rhodes, William S. Gilmore, Anthony B. Richmond, Marc Dabe, Michael A. Stevenson, Chris Zarpas, David M. Evans, David M. Evans

Produced by : Mark Burg, David Newman, Shari Rhodes, William S. Gilmore, Anthony B. Richmond, Marc Dabe, Michael A. Stevenson, Chris Zarpas, David M. Evans, David M. Evans

Starring : Tom Guiry, Mike Vitar, James Earl Jones, Patrick Renna, Chauncey Leopardi, Marley Shelton, Daniel Zacapa, Herb Muller, Karen Allen, Denis Leary

Company : Island World, 20th Century Fox

Release date(s) : 1993-04-07

Running time :101 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :English, Français

Budget : 

Storyline :

Directed by : Richard Linklater, Richard Linklater, Richard Linklater, Lee Daniel, Sandra Adair, Sean Daniel, James Jacks, Mikael Sandgren

Produced by : Richard Linklater, Richard Linklater, Richard Linklater, Lee Daniel, Sandra Adair, Sean Daniel, James Jacks, Mikael Sandgren

Starring : Jason London, Rory Cochrane, Wiley Wiggins, Sasha Jenson, Michelle Burke, Adam Goldberg, Marissa Ribisi, Anthony Rapp, Milla Jovovich, Matthew McConaughey

Company : Gramercy Pictures, Alphaville Productions

Release date(s) : 1993-09-24

Running time :102 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :English

Budget :  $6,900,000

Storyline : **for so long its not true**

I only saw it once. I dare not watch this again. For some reason it was playing at a dingy burlesque-haunted cinema on old Granville Street in Vancouver on a Sunday afternoon in 1993 where wasted men usually shuffle in to deposit their sperm. (Not enough credit goes to internet porn for cleaning up the streets). Richard Linkater wasn't a story at the time. The guy who made Slackers. The bastard love child of Jim Jarmusch and Chrissie Hynde for all I knew. No clue he'd be the chosen one to eventually deliver us to _Boyhood_. I went in with a friend on a lark and floated out on a psilocybin cloud of joy. I was awestruck. I know these guys! I wanted to endlessly sing its praises but my friend didn't get the same charge out of it. (Although months later at a Christmas party of wayward misfits, he couldn't stop playing the sound track). Maybe it was me. But this was exactly how I remembered High School in the 70's. Was I hallucinating the whole thing? Indeed I was stoned much of the time, but all that was brilliantly accounted for. All that was missing was a bit of Pink Floyd and a whole lot of Led Zeppelin as alluded to in the title. _Dazed & Confused_ isn't merely the best movie about High School in the 1970's. It is the best movie about High School, and the best movie about the 1970's, and perhaps the best movie about male adolescence (yes, yes, IMHO, of course, what else). I dare not watch it again for what if I burst the bubble of such virgin memories to forever spoil my love and admiration for it. Or was it the dingy cinema I have fond nostalgic feelings for? Something. I'll have to watch it again, probably soon, once Linklater finally gets the grand red-carpet treatment along with the golden trinkets he so long deserves.
Really solid sophomore effort by Linklater.

Loved his Hitchcock homage, especially.
**The final day of the school, but it's just the beginning!**

I won't lie that I watched it after I saw 'Everybody Wants Some!!' from the same director. Because I liked that film and I heard that was a spiritual sequel to this one. So there goes my reason. I usually love the 80s and 90s teen films, you can't compare them to what they make now. The film was from the edge of before my generation began, but I'm very related that time than the other end. So I felt very familiar and enjoyed it thoroughly.

The film focused on the final day of the high school. It opened in the afternoon during the final class and followed by night where a party was arranged by the seniors that does not take off after their parents suspected it. Between the freshmen and the seniors, a tradition follows. Some of them escape, but those who got caught, struggles to way out. Not everyone, some make it their best time in high school. So who gets what and how everyone's night turns out revealed in the remaining.

We can see some of the big names of the today's cinema in this 23 year old film. Matthew McCanaughey, Milla Jovovich, Ben Affleck and many more. Though the film never focused one particular character, it was neutral and stayed that way till the end. But it told the story of the final day of the high school about the individuals and their intentions. You do not have to be a youngster to enjoy it, it will work for everybody. So I hope you watch it, especially before to try 'Everybody Wants Some'.

_7/10_

Directed by : Clay A. Griffith, Juliet Taylor, Lynda Obst, James W. Skotchdopole, Judy L. Ruskin, Nora Ephron, Nora Ephron, Marc Shaiman, Sven Nykvist, Conrad E. Palmisano

Produced by : Clay A. Griffith, Juliet Taylor, Lynda Obst, James W. Skotchdopole, Judy L. Ruskin, Nora Ephron, Nora Ephron, Marc Shaiman, Sven Nykvist, Conrad E. Palmisano

Starring : Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, Bill Pullman, Rita Wilson, Victor Garber, Ross Malinger, Tom Riis Farrell, Carey Lowell, Le Clanché du Rand, Kevin O'Morrison

Company : TriStar Pictures

Release date(s) : 1993-06-24

Running time :105 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :English

Budget :  $21,000,000

Storyline :