the movie groundhog day came out on march 16.
the movie groundhog day came out on march 16.
when did the movie groundhog day come out?
march 16
bullet::::- "hear no evil" (with randall m. badat and kathleen rowell) (1993)









































bullet::::- "s.f.w." (with jefery levy) (1994)









































bullet::::- "è già ieri" (italian remake of "groundhog day") (2004)









































section::::filmography.:stage.









































bullet::::- "groundhog day" (2016 musical)









































section::::awards.









































section::::awards.:nominated.









































bullet::::- saturn award for best writing 1994: "groundhog day"









































bullet::::- tony award for best book 2017: "groundhog day-the musical"









































section::::awards.:won.









































bullet::::- bafta film award for best screenplay 1994: "groundhog day"









































bullet::::- alfs award for screenwriter of the year 1994: "groundhog day"









































section::::books.









































section::::books.:e-books.









































bullet::::- how to write "groundhog day", boston: triad publishing (2012)currently available on nook, itunes store, and kindle store platforms.









































section::::external links.
danny rubin
rotten tomatoes, a review aggregator, reports that 20% of five surveyed critics gave it a positive review; the average rating was 4.2/10. many reviewers compared it to "groundhog day", including star richard de klerk, who described the film as ""groundhog day" on crack". robert koehler of "variety" called it "a dead-serious version of "groundhog day"" that "brings little personal energy". scott a. gray of "exclaim!" wrote that the film is not as preachy as expected, but it is still not the promised mindbender of the tagline. joel harley of "starburst" rated it 8/10 stars and wrote that it is a cynical take on "groundhog day", neither original nor too derivative to be enjoyed. chris knight of the "national post" called it a complicated, intelligent, and elegant version of "groundhog day" that introduces more variables and selfish characters. bruce demara of the "toronto star" rated it 3.5/4 stars and described it as ""groundhog day" but without the laughs and with a wild, cerebral spin." kate taylor of "the globe and mail" rated it 2.5/4 stars and called it "a small but interesting thriller" that "does not do full psychological justice to its clever premise".
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