Sunday, February 08, 2009

Harold Ramis: False Prophet

During Phil Connors' final February 2nd in what I once believed to be a great movie, Groundhog Day, he presents a young couple with a pair of tickets to "Wrestle Mania" as a wedding gift. The bride excitedly says something to the effect of, "Oh, we were going to be in Pittsburgh anyway!"

PITTSBURGH.

Groundhog Day was made in 1992. That year's Wrestlemania took place in Indianapolis. The year before was Los Angeles, and the year after was Las Vegas. HOW CAN WE EVER TRUST YOU AGAIN, RAMIS? Or Bill Murray, for that matter?

Speaking of wrestling, I'm actually quite excited for tomorrow's RAW. Undertaker versus Randy Orton, William Regal versus CM Punk for the Intercontinental title, and the first appearance by Ric Flair at a WWE event since last June. WOOOOOOOOOO!

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4 comments:

Jeff said...

That does sound like a good show. Too bad I'm on my wrestling break.

Unknown said...

I'll claim the No-Prize by pointing out "could have been written the year Wrestle-Mania was in Pittsburgh."

Andy said...

Which would be sloppy but valid if Wrestlemania had in fact ever taken place in Pittsburgh.

Unknown said...

Oh snap. I guess people are just bein' haters, then.