Phil

Coffee, diners, routine, and the world's most aggressive lesson in doing the same day over and over and over.

Now, the coffee cup becomes part of Phil Connors' repetitive world.

Same place, same people, same morning, same coffee until he changes, and that makes the mug oddly appropriate because sometimes the routine isn't the prison.

It is the doorway.

That practically built a visual language around cups, saucers, cakes, and tea time rituals.

Now you go to diners, drive-ins, and dives where coffee mugs belong beside greasy spoons, breakfast plates, and giant stacks of pancakes.

Another one called Somebody Feed Phil where food, travel, and conversation turn eating into a way of understanding people because a mug doesn't live alone.

It belongs to the ritual.

I'm...

Isn't his name Phil? It's Phil.

I think, yeah.

Phil Con...

Phil...

I'm trying to hear Ned Ryerson's voice.

Phil Connors?

Isn't Phil Connors? I think you might be right.

Cinematography by John Bailey.

Featuring Bill Murray as Phil Collins.

Co- Phil Collins.

Phil Collins is in this movie, if you didn't know.

[laughs]

Bill Murray as Phil Connors, Andie MacDowell as Rita, uh, Chris Elliott as Larry, Stephen Tobolowsky as Ned, Marita Geraghty as Nancy, and Angela Patton as Miss Lancaster.

"The wretch, concentred all in self, living shall forfeit fair renown, and doubly dying shall go down to the vile dust, from whence he sprung.

Unwept, unhonored, and unsung." Sir Walter Scott.

elementary school together.

Phil? Phil Connors? Ned.

Ned Ryerson.

I really don't have much to complain about with Monsters University.