What is the running time of the film Groundhog Day in minutes?

The running time of the film Groundhog Day is 101 minutes.

Released in 1993, Groundhog Day is a fantasy romantic comedy directed by Harold Ramis and written by Ramis and Danny Rubin. Bill Murray plays television weatherman Phil Connors, who becomes trapped reliving February 2 while covering Punxsutawney’s annual celebration.

The 101-minute length covers a story whose central premise implies an enormous unseen duration. The movie never gives a definitive answer for how long Phil experiences the loop; the ambiguity lets the audience focus on his moral and emotional transformation rather than calculate the number of repeated days.

The film is often confused with longer runtimes because it contains several distinct phases: Phil’s selfish experimentation, his despair, and his eventual effort to help other people. Those phases suggest years—or even a lifetime—within the story, but the finished movie itself runs for 101 minutes.