Thread: Classic Movies

One silver cloud from enduring the painful Killing of a Sacred Deer was that I was reminded to rewatch Groundhog Day which I had been meaning to do for ages.

I remembered it as a funny movie from the 90s and wondered if it had aged well.

I think it has more than aged well. I think it has matured into a classic movie that not only has genuinely fresh humour but resonates with timeless philosophical themes.

It is February 2nd this Friday so if you are staying in then watch punxatawney Phil strut his stuff in his 25th anniversary year...

Originally Posted by Looper

One silver cloud from enduring the painful Killing of a Sacred Deer was that I was reminded to rewatch Groundhog Day which I had been meaning to do for ages.

I remembered it as a funny movie from the 90s and wondered if it had aged well.

I think it has more than aged well. I think it has matured into a classic movie that not only has genuinely fresh humour but resonates with timeless philosophical themes.

It is February 2nd this Friday so if you are staying in then watch punxatawney Phil strut his stuff in his 25th anniversary year...

Agreed. GD has become and under-rated classic and is timeless.

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Originally Posted by SoiNongbua

Agreed. GD has become and under-rated classic and is timeless.

For just a supposed comedian, Bill Murray has been in some great films over his career.

Citizen Kane - technique !