It's February 2nd; for the -nth time.

Rating: 10/10 (25 November 2017)

Groundhog Day came out in 1993 as a standard box office success and then it grew into something bigger and more renowned as a unique fantasy-comedy that puts another limelight on Bill Murray, showing that anything he's given he will make an impressionable and lovable appearance. He can take the premise of a man LITERALLY living the same day over and over and make a great movie out of it. I mean how can you not love the guy? His relatable and witty personality just makes up for some truly great stuff that he did with Harold Ramis and Columbia, like this film, Stripes and the original two Ghostbusters movies. Harold Ramis clearly loved Bill Murray as a friend and as a brother-from-another- mother and Groundhog Day is arguably the finest offering that cake from the two's collaborations.
I love this movie; it's about repetition but it never gets boring when you watch it again. It's fun to try and figure out how many times the film repeats itself, and it's a strong tale of douche-turned-gentleman.
For a movie that's about repeating the same day over and over, the movie itself is one of the most rewatchable movies you'll ever know.