Romance · Fantasy · Comedy
American
1993 · Directed by Harold Ramis · 101 min
A television weatherman travels to a small Pennsylvania town to cover its annual Groundhog Day festival, a job he considers beneath him. Then the day refuses to end. A dry, inventive comedy that treats an impossible premise with a straight face.
Why it matters in cinema history
A defining high-concept comedy of the early 1990s, and the work that turned a one-day loop into one of popular cinema's most reusable narrative devices.
Watch with intention
Watch it as a study in repetition: how a film can show the same day many times and keep it fresh.
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