New York's most powerful gangster is about to get in touch with his feelings. YOU try telling him his 50 minutes are up. Rated R for language, a scene of sexuality and some violence. Did you know Edit. Trivia It was very important to Robert De Niro that the movie felt authentic. Goofs FBI agents are shown participating in the Appalachian raid. In that year, J. Edgar Hoover 's FBI's policy was that the Mafia did not exist, so no federal agents were involved in the raid, which was conducted by New York state troopers only.
Quotes Dr. User reviews Review. Top review. Excellent comedy, excellent cast. The charm of this movie is in the concept and perfect casting.
Robert De Niro satirizes his past performances as a Mafia boss. And Billy Crystal as the unwitting psychiatrist who gets involved in the mess. It's truly funny and entertaining. The movie mostly benefits from very good direction by Harold Ramis and excellent performance by the actors and not just De Niro and Crystal. The verdict: 4 of 5 stars.
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Some of the excess carbon dioxide will be absorbed quickly for example, by the ocean surface , but some will remain in the atmosphere for thousands of years, due in part to the very slow process by which carbon is transferred to ocean sediments. Qin, G. Paul Vitti De Niro is a high-ranking mafia member, involved in organizing the first nationwide summit since Vitti also has to avoid assassination attempts by young upstarts.
Meanwhile, psychiatrist Ben Sobel Crystal is agonizing over his problematic relationship with his son, how boring his patients are and his upcoming second marriage. When Vitti starts having panic attacks, a first in his life, he deems psychiatric help is in order.
Sobel is the lucky psychiatrist chosen for the job. Sobel's life is more or less taken over by his needy patient, who has no problem having his thugs regularly abduct Sobel for their sessions. More trouble comes into his life when the FBI decides to turn the psychiatrist into their newest informant. The film is well-regarded for its partly serious and partly humorous look at the stress and depression of De Niro's character.
It was also a commercial hit and received a sequel, Analyze That While not a complete flop, the second film was a critical failure, killing the idea of another sequel. Interestingly, released the same year as the start of a TV series involving a Mafioso going to a psychiatrist after having a panic attack.
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