1993

On this exact date: Groundhog Day (1993) is released.

into theaters

Groundhog Day was officially released in theaters on February 12, 1993 and grossed $14.6 million bucks on opening weekend.

1887

February 2 is also celebrated as Groundhog Day, which began in the United States in 1887.

2017

Groundhog Day will start previews in January 2017 and open officially in March 2017.

an American Observance which, forecasting the early start to Spring or the persistence of winter for a further six weeks according to the emergence of a groundhog from a groundhog's burrow, takes place on 2nd February 2015

Groundhog Day is an American Observance which, forecasting the early start to Spring or the persistence of winter for a further six weeks according to the emergence of a groundhog from a groundhog's burrow, takes place on 2nd February 2015.

1886

The Groundhog Day is a popular tradition that has been annually celebrated in the USA and Canada on February 2 since 1886.

1776

Groundhog Day is Friday, 2 February, 1776.

the story of a man : who wakes up every morning on the same dayGroundhog Day

Groundhog Day, a 1993 movie starring Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell, is the story of a man who wakes up every morning on the same day: Groundhog Day.

an annual holiday celebrated in the United States and Canada on February 2nd in which a groundhog, also known as a woodchuck or marmot, emerges from a groundhog's burrow to predict the weather

Groundhog Day is an annual holiday celebrated in the United States and Canada on February 2nd in which a groundhog, also known as a woodchuck or marmot, emerges from a groundhog's burrow to predict the weather.

2016

Groundhog Day is an American Observance which, forecasting the early start to Spring or the persistence of winter for a further six weeks according to the emergence of a groundhog from a groundhog's burrow, takes place on 2nd February 2016.

in the 90-s

Maybe I got that sentence wrong, but Groundhog Day was released in the 90-s.

an ‘80s comedy classic and probably the funniest time-travel movie ever made

Groundhog Day is an ‘80s comedy classic and probably the funniest time-travel movie ever made.

1840

Groundhog Day has occured on Feb. 2 since 1840.