Time really does change a man, doesn't it? A egocentric man claiming to be a god finally learnt how to be a human, what better proof of it can there be?

its an ok movie, kinda cute, but like in a sketchy way. idk he did sorta cheat a bit with doing all the work beforehand on how to woe her?? it's not rape-y but it's not super clean either. also I didn't really find it funny, and some things made me oooouf. but it's not that bad either? the acting is fine, surprisingly.

Watched with Jay.

[9.6/10] A wonderful, funny film about what it means to do good and to be better. Despite the behind-the-scenes issues, Murray is at his best here, finding a blend between the pure comedy he was known for and the sadder, more human side he would become known for after. The script commits to its premise, and wrings the humor, drama, fun, and pathos from that fantastical conceit without overdoing it. The movie is deep but accessible, poignant but fun, and endlessly charming and rewatchable.

The big surprise was Willie Garson, closely followed by Chris Elliott. Seeing either of them in this movie's universe is a trip on its own, but both? :exploding_head: I don't have faith in the ending, though. It's entirely too easy for Phil to win over Rita in one day, when up to this point he's been quite the self-centered jerk. "And he got the girl" is a pretty lazy conclusion, to say nothing of how obsessive (read: stalkerish) Phil's behavior actually seems.