Analyze That

Analyze That

Comedy • R • 2002 • 1 hr 36 min

5.5

5.9

Starring

Robert De Niro, Billy Crystal, Lisa Kudrow, Joe Viterelli, Cathy Moriarty

Directed By

Written By

Harold Ramis, Peter Steinfeld, Peter Tolan

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December 6, 2002

User Reviews

Not as good as the first but a solid sequel.

First time I really saw DiNiro do a straight out comedy. Lots of funny moments, mostly from Crystal; worth viewing if you haven’t seen it.

A quality sequel. These guys work well together.

It's a cute sequel, keeping a lot of the original charm, but feels like flogging a dead horse in the end.

Love these movies. Great acting duo and great humor throughout. Mob comedy with a psychiatric flare. I've seen it several times.

Wonderfully funny. Leads are so well cast.

Hilarious take on mobster physiatrist relationship with good recognizable actors

Good comedy sequel movie, the original is better but this is still lots of fun. Crystal and DeNiro shine

Cameron Campbell

Sequel to Analyze This and does a great job of keeping up. De Niro is always good and so is Billy Crystal. Wish I saw him more.

I was surprised to hear a couple of funny things amid the crap dialogue, but the majority of this is absolutely insulting dreck.

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