Just imagine the Internet shit storm if Edgar Wright had been originally attached to direct GB3...

Then came Groundhog Day. Danny Rubin, who originally wrote the script, recalled how when Ramis started scribing his draft of the film, he immediately and instinctively played up to Murray’s strengths in order to get his old pal to play the lead. It worked, and Murray accepted, but he was experiencing incredible strife in his life at the time of filming and his behaviour on-set became more and more problematic. Not only did he fail to turn up on time, but he would throw tantrums, argue with Ramis over his directorial choices, and insist that the film be more moody and provocative than the straight-forward comedy Ramis desired. Ramis and Murray couldn’t even work on the script together alone, and the filmmaker resorted to sending Rubin to try and improve on the screenplay with the actor. Then when Ramis tried to call to hear about their efforts, Murray would simply ignore him.

Despite these issues, Groundhog Day was another huge hit for the duo, and ironically it managed to embrace both Ramis and Murray’s ideas, which combined perfectly to create a truly original cinematic tale. But this success didn’t eradicate their conflict, and Murray refused to ever work with Ramis again. Friends of the pair have since speculated that this was because Murray had grown tired of the idea that Ramis was responsible for his career. They didn’t speak to each other for 21 years.

I have, for a long time, gotten the feeling that Murray is someone who could be difficult to get along with or work with.

lemme guess. 77% of reviewers were female.

of course this will get positive reviews from females who probably have no idea about the first one

rotten tomatoes are a bunch of cucks

It's getting panned on imdb so I'm guessing rottentomatoes is full of SJWs. I usually read imdb anyway, fewer pretentious neckbeard reviews.