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*"It's about doing things in the moment to make things better, instead of making things worse." (from the DVD extras) | *"It's about doing things in the moment to make things better, instead of making things worse." (from the DVD extras) | ||
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Revision as of 18:47, February 10, 2011
Groundhog Day is a comedy movie starring Bill Murray about a man trapped in a time warp. He has to live February 2nd over and over.
Murray portrays an arrogant, self-centered weatherman who gets a new lease on life when he's assigned a new (and very pretty) producer, played by Andie MacDowell.
- "It's about doing things in the moment to make things better, instead of making things worse." (from the DVD extras)
- Harold Ramis: "He stops worrying about himself, and starts living a life of service."