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Great script but cancel awful keyboard sounds.

I think it is at least 50 years. You have to take into account not only all his down time but all his play time at first before he got bored and to get to the point where you would want to just end yourself, I think it would take years. Many of the skills Phill developed would take decades to master.

1000 days to learn everything about Rita.... but he learned everything about EVERYONE in the town (1000 days X 10 000 people). Also, he didn't learn the Heimlich manoeuvre... he flat out studied medicine (5 years there), studied piano, studied ice sculpting etc etc...he was there for decades, at a minimum, 10 000 years most likely.

Very good. Except for the 10 day loop logic. It’s all 1 day. Scenes like the truck roll you correctly explain would not be the first thing he would try (rolling under a truck? Jeez) you correctly pointed out it would have been the last in a long line of safer attempts. One could easily imagine hundreds of different attempts at just about anything other than rolling under a truck. I remember someone calculating Ground Hog Day to be 32 years based on all the skills he acquired. Edge of Tomorrow has to be a decade at least. Assuming he escapes in the morning each time under that truck, and goes through the whole sequence of convincing Rita and the professor each time, his training hours would start around late morning and physical exhaustion would limit them to around 3-4 hours. Training that each day, it would take months to become as proficient as he clearly became. Of course, one adds each loop the actual battle, so maximum time in each loop of battle experience is another 1~2 hours. Assuming he actually sleeps each night. It would be decades of experiences.

During the Vietnam War there was a program to allow/conscript lower IQ people into the army.

I seem to recall somewhere the original script had him trapped in the loop for 10,000 years or something crazy.. enough time to master everything and know everyone etc etc.

You're just guessing? The director said it's 10,000 yrs.

Ah! So he escapes at the end?! I stopped watching this movie half way in because it was too stup1d for me. I understand the intentions behind giving some action ... but I have my limits.

Very nerdy ... but interesting

... if we went to the Moon.

just read that Harold Ramis based this movie on a Buddhist belief that it takes 10,000 years to perfect the human soul

This is something I have wondered since seeing the movie

I didn't expect such a fulfilling response to my search on this topic. Good job man

If this happened to me I'd probably just study, endlessly.

Evolution only goes forward not back. One question scientists should be asking is can we create monsters or give humans animal parts?

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homura akemi and this guy should meet up

It took him 12 years to get out of the loop once he figured out how to do it. I think Ramis said he originally planned to have him stuck in the loop for 10k years. So 10k years probably accounts for all the failed attempts, all the successful ones, and all the combinations of each.

I think it was around 30 years

Imagine seeing him from the outside though - you go to sleep on feb 1st, and all of a sudden your friend is the most jaded, worldweary and weirdly knowledgeable person ever seen

back to the future part 2 and 3. now i know part 2 the car flies but do they fix there mistake when we see Marty drive towards the clock tower at 88 mph again. from an interview they said they did not still from the first film they reshot it and re did part 1 to make part 2. so measure BTTF part 2 at the end and in Part 3 the DeLorean doesn't fly so measure the 2 time travel scenes from that film as well. combined 2 and 3 and you have 3 more time travel scenes to compare combined with this video that's 6 time travel DeLeon scenes on the road.

The Japanese story this is based says the loop is several thousand years

From my decades of playing and teaching, an average adult starting piano from scratch and playing the riffs he eventually did in the bar would take more than 1000 days; it's not even close.

what? a live concert?

My favorite theory is that it lasts 33 years and 350 days

I counted 43 years.

So what you’re telling me is that it’s possible.

Voice over needs to be different

I would take your final estimate (12 years) and just double it + half for down time. My reasoning is this: At the beginning there will be a ton of random stuff, just him experiencing the loop, and maybe trying to live normally (as if it were the next day) but as it goes on he's going to start trying things, and the first "skill" he's going to master before anything else is just living in a loop, this will make mistakes rarer so that at the end of it he probably is actually focusing on one or more things every single loop, by the end he's a professional loop dweller... So I estimate if you average the down time out you'd probably get 1.5 downtime days per every productive day. Incidentally I've never thought that they could make a good sequel to groundhog day, but I think it would be interesting to see him trying to readjust himself to a changing world where he's not able to predict everything. This would be fascinating from a psychological perspective if maybe not the most thrilling movie.

In the film Groundhog Day, Bill Murray's character Phil Connors is trapped in Groundhog Day repeatedly for an unspecified period of time. While there's no definitive answer as to how long he spends reliving the same day, some estimates suggest he gets stuck in this cycle for hundreds or even thousands of years. Throughout the film, Phil replays Groundhog Day countless times, using the time to learn new skills, improve as a person, and eventually find redemption and true love. The film does not reveal the exact number of times he relives the same day, leaving it open to the viewer's interpretation.

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Its just like inception... he spent 75 years down there

I am with the 40 year explanation. In depression he would spend years.

I’m gonna say it took him a year of daily practice to be an ice sculptor of that talent. Two years to be that pianist Two years to speak French fluently although he may only know a few poems but let’s assume he learned French, He knew every single persons life story in every room. That’s a couple hundred plus people minimum. So every one was a different day likely. So a year of just talking to people. He then studied medicine trying to make the old man live. Now he’s not a quitter. So for him to be thoroughly convinced he can’t save the man’s life he’s probably going to essentially study a degrees worth of medical textbooks and interviews with local physicians. Let’s assume he read every book he could find in the community over the course of months if not a couple years. I wanna say he’s closer to 2 years just with the old man but maybe longer. He then explored the entire city trying to maximize the number of people he could help and he learned the whole cities routines. That’s months of walking around if not longer. Let’s not forget he became a talented writer and workshopped his daily speech until it was bringing people to tears so he probably spent a decent amount of time just reading liberal arts content. I want to say he likely in total has around 6-10 years of education experience just from the arts and medical knowledge he gained. He probably wasted a couple years just processing his grief at being trapped there. So let’s assume not all of his time was productive. We clearly see he spent a significant amount of time learning how to rob the armored car so that probably took months on its own to master. My personal belief is he spent around 20 years in the loop. He went in a manchild and came out a wizened elder.

You guys forgot the black panther party part that was important for the movie too

75+ years

Ground Hog Day is a movie he knows everything I am not in a movie I do not live by a script still when I focus my mind I know what will happen in the future see something or someone miles away and a lot more I focus my mind and thinking and I am able to do the impossible .

The more disturbing aspect of the film, which is not delved into too deeply, is how much heinous stuff phil does to the towns residents.

Well for Bill Murray it lasted as long as the movie took to film.

The book says 1000 years

I figured it was hundreds of years

I drill stone, sixth generation, same family quarries, I could enjoy immortality drilling stone. Phil was a lucky man, but he wasted the gift the universe gave him on a woman!

Well, if we dont bother with this calculation, and just ask Harold Ramis ... you know the film maker ... he said 30-40 years. Video over.

Imagine not seeing the sun, or not experiencing temperatures above freezing, for 30 years.

I dispute the 33 number, I counted once and added all the references he made to other days like how he killed himself. I counted 42, which is 6x7 or six weeks.

Even dying does not delete his brain. An he is not getting older.

This is excellent!!

The stuff that happens in the movie gives the name of the movie

46 Years till now. Living the same day, again and again.

Think about the level of PTSD he would have coming out of that.. 2000+ days of knowing everything thats going to happen and with no consiquence, suddenly - thats all gone.