So I was perusing the interwebs when I got the itching feeling to download a movie I normally wouldn't watch, which lead me to look into Groundhog Day (which has a friggin' 8.4 on IMDb and is in their top 250). I was honestly expecting a mediocre comedy with lost potential (and I tend to not enjoy Bill Murray).
Lordy was I awesomely surprised. The movie, while trying to be a comedy, fails miserably at it and becomes more of an offbeat comedy with deep undertones.
I mean, the part where

Spoiler:
	He finally realizes that he's trapped in this day and it doesn't look like it will stop and tries to kill himself, which fails to work.

was honestly chilling and well done. Though the scene afterwards left me a bit bitter in the mouth.
Anyways, the themes addressed throughout the movie are genuinely interesting.

Spoiler:
	According to the director, the main character was stuck in that day for ten years. While I figure he'd be more of wreck than he turned out to be, it's still pretty nifty, considering I was expecting a maximum of ten days.

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"It is unbecoming for young men to utter maxims."
-Aristotle

Currently reading:
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Phillip K. Dick

Recently finished:
Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson
Dr Faustus by Christopher Marlowe
The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins

1.You seriously just saw this movie?

Spoiler:
	2. You really thought he learned to become a master piano player, and ice sculptor, in 10 days?

Not enjoy Bill Murray? You have no taste

No.. Bill Murray liking? =(

I don't like him either (though I don't dislike him), and I still have not seen this movie.

I liked the movie. I can't really explain why.

=)

I love Andie MacDowell in St. Elmo's Fire and this movie.
God damn, she is gorgeous.

She really is.

Hey! A picture of her topless in the first page of google image results!

Yeah, I actually liked that movie.