What a crazy, funny day

Rating: 8/10 (11 July 2017)

Groundhog Day is a film, the more you watch, the more you appreciate it. It's a film, which telegraphs many messages, especially for 9-5 er's, about a weather man, who keeps reliving the same day, where unlike the boredom of that film, Run Lola Run, the replaying scenes become more fun, as to see how Murray will react different to them. Bill Murray acts the way he wants to act, regarding performance, and we wouldn't want it anyway. He doesn't overplay it ether, as if in reality, this really did happen. He's a new anchor, who's in love with his assistant, Mcdowell, while her cameraman Elliott, is a quietly arrogant uncaring p...k. Murray too, cheats death, many times. GD has a a lot of funny moments, some real hoots, but also makes you take a good look at yourself. The dinner scene where he was scarfing on all those sugary sweets, made me slightly envious. A truly remarkable insightful film. Another winner from the late great Ramis, another cameo too. And what would the film be like, without it's title varmint.