‘Groundhog Day’ Movie 2021: Where To Stream Online, TV Schedule For Feb. 2

“It’s Groundhog Day!”

Every year, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, plays host to groundhog Punxsutawney Phil as he makes his way out of his burrow to predict if it will be an early spring or a long winter. Fans of the holiday may also want to mark the occasion by watching the 1993 dramedy “Groundhog Day” starring Bill Murray.

The film follows a begrudged weatherman (Murray) who finds himself trapped reliving the event over and over again until he gets it right. Andie MacDowell and Chris Elliot also star in the Harold Ramis-directed feature.

Find out where to watch the film on TV and where to stream it online for Groundhog Day 2021 below.

On TV

AMC is where you’ll catch “Groundhog Day” on TV this Feb. 2. The cable channel has several showings of the film scheduled to air on Tuesday with the first showing kicking off at 10 a.m. EST. Repeat airings will start at 12:30 p.m., 3 p.m., 5:30 p.m., and 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.

Amazon Prime Video

Those with access to AMC+ can stream the film for free on Amazon Prime Video. A complimentary seven-day trial is available to new customers.

Amazon also offers the HD film to rent for $3.99 and to buy for $12.99. A standard definition version of the film is also available to rent for $2.99. Customers have 30 days to start watching rentals and up to 48 hours to finish viewing their purchases.

YouTube

YouTube Movies has the film available to rent or buy. Renting an HD version will cost you $3.99 while buying it outright in HD will run you $12.99.

For those that don’t want to pony up the cost of renting the film, the video-sharing site has dozens of popular scenes from the movie available to view for free.

VUDU

Similar to other services, VUDU offers a rental and a download with prices starting at $2.99. An ultra-high definition version of the film sells for $14.99 on the site.

iTunes

Those with an iTunes account can rent the film for $3.99 or purchase it outright for $14.99.

Google Play

If you want to watch the film in 4K, the Google Play store is your best bet. The service provides a 4K rental for $3.99.

Philo/Fubo

Netflix may not currently have “Groundhog Day” available to stream but other web-based companies do. Philo and FuboTV are both currently offering the film. Free trials of Philo and Fubo are available to sign up for here and here.