I am beginning to feel like the last person on Earth who hasn't seen the movie Groundhog Day. I've seen snippets of it now and then on television, but I haven't watched the whole movie.
Karen Edmisten has, and summarizes it in rhyme.
She makes it sound like a movie I'd like to see.
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I haven't read Karen's rhyme yet, but I will recommend "Groundhog Day." It's funny and unexpectedly profound.
My only issue with it as far as letting my young'uns watch it (Spoiler Alert) is the climactic moment at the end: the "sign from the heavens" that all is now well and that it's no longer Groundhog Day is that she's still there in the bed with him. I would rather not have to be explaining what she was doing in the bed at all, if you get my point.
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