Review of Groundhog Day (1993) by Shreekara B — 15 Feb 2015

The concept of time loop always excites the plot, because the story may be repeating in the same phase but changes in narration, people get with the baffled situations and the exploring idea along with the characters in the movie; this is the beauty of such genre.

1993's ''Groundhog Day'' is one such kind of movie that has a good combinations of fiction, curiosity, love, values of feelings and the beauty of knowing new things in our daily life. This movie revolves around the weather reporter Phil who visits Punxsutawney to report about the Groundhog Day with which he is least interested, after his first day in that place he plans to get back but due to weather impediment he has to stay back in that place and from here the film gets its twist and the flow of curiosity where Phil get stuck with the Groundhog Day again and again, such an exciting plot surely never disappoints its viewers.

Some catchy phrases from the movie like ''what if there is no tomorrow? There wasn't one today'' this actually gained my attention, the scene where Phil helps the beggar to make him feel good in his last days of living was portrayed so emotionally that turns to be the enlightening once, overall this movie is best of its kind, Bill Murray and Andie performed the best, movie has a good grip in its full flow and never creates the confusion.