Me too :) I wish they would release a collection of all the episodes on DVD\Netflix or something.

@@cakestalker Well, a ton of them are on youtube !! Enjoy !!!

It totally is. Before the internet. Plus, the 80's and 90's had many great films compared to now.

Siskel and Ebert could discuss movies and agree or sometimes disagree but always remain friends. This is the way America used to be.

And here we are in the second year of this pandemic and wow...is your post ever timely. Prophetic even

Digitized them (that's the time consuming step)... then upload them.

Yes, totally forgotten film.

As a kid, NOBODY around loved movies and really paying attention to them the way I did. The only time anyone in my house shared my passion was on Sunday mornings, when Siskel and Ebert joined me in the television room in the basement. These guys popularized appreciating film as an artform the way Carl Sagan popularized astronomy. They are missed.

GRoundhog Day was and is a Great Movie

And the best part about Groundhog Day is how, like in the plot of the movie, it grows on you and gets better over time. When it came out it was seen as a sweet, funny disposable little comedy and a strong comeback for Bill Murray, whose career had started to flag by then. Over time, though, it grew into the iconic film it's known as today and Murray's strongest performance (along with his role in "Lost in Translation", another great film).

Midgeon Mac hopefully it will grow on you too :)

It's now been calculated that Murray's character relived Ground Hog Day for the equivalent of 40 years.

@@kerrysmith1899I've heard that time estimate among others, some are much longer. I recently rewatched it...holds up and now I see some Schitts Creek connections with Chris Elliott and Robin Duke.

No such thing as a guilty pleasure. If you liked it, why feel guilty? Don't be intimidated by posers.

Guilty Pleasure??? That's for bad movies you like. "Untamed Heart" is a great film. Nothing bad about it.

I was waiting for the auto to kick in............ Wait a moment.... I think it did! Scratch that, it didn't. I was hoping for the osd to show it.

I would have said it but I didn't want to give away my age lol. jk

Robert Artois damnit. Now I get to this comment 9’ minutes in.

They didn't select them, the studios did.

There's an animated film I love called The Mystery of Mamo. I first saw it when I was 16 and it took me nearly 20 years to truly appreciate it.

Who?

Groundhog Day will be a musical on Broadway in NYC next spring...I'm going.

david stanley Enjoy! Its been on in London recently but sadly I didn't go.

I wаtсhed Groundhog Day full mоvie here twitter.com/d840affddb9b89425/status/795843342273646592 Siskel Ebert Groundhog Day Untamеd Hеart Loveee Field 1993

February 12th, 1993. Good call!

Yeah, correct. It was Feb. 1993.

I don't know why she's considered one of the worst best supporting actress winners. to this day I thought she did a great job in my cousin vinny

@@rxtsec1 Only certain film snobs believed she was unworthy, because her film was a comedy and the other nominees were in serious dramas, some of them period pieces. Also, she was the sole American nominee in her category. Europhile Rex Reed was the film critic who immediately started the lie that Marisa Tomei only won for _My Cousin Vinny_ because presenter Jack Palance (and fellow American) had read out the wrong name, and that the Academy engaged in a "massive cover-up" to avoid the embarrassment of admitting the mistake. That rumor quickly spread like wildfire and became an urban legend, which apparently some people still believe. The fact is, she won fair and square. History has proven the Academy right on this one, because her film/performance is the most remembered and beloved of the bunch.

@@Chapin-pc2kz exactly & what happened to la la land & moonlight gave us the inner workings of how a mistake like that can't even happen or be covered up. Also like you said she's the one people talk about the most & she still has had a great career since.

I expected them to gush over it more also

Nothing disappointing about their review...they LOVED it, they just didn't gush over each and every movie they really enjoyed...

Groundhog Day seems to be one of those movies where you really like it at first, and then after a few more viewings you really appreciate its epic greatness. One funny thing is how, like many critics, S&E trashed "The Warriors." Ebert, again like many others, gave it a positive re-evaluation years later.

You do realize this is aged footage off an old videotape that was uploaded to KZfaq over 20 years later? Thus, the show did not look this fuzzy when it originally aired.

It came from an old vhs recording what do you want lol?

I want him/her to clean the shit off the tape before subjecting us to it.

VHS tapes magnetically decompose through time you millennial shit for brains.

She was Oscar nominated for this too.

I prefer What About Bob to Groundhog Day. Baby steps...