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Analyze This

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Analyze This explores themes of guilt and delusion through the story of a New York mobster seeking psychiatric treatment in rural Australia. The film’s unique premise—a hardened criminal confronting his psychological issues with a dedicated therapist—makes it notable for its blend of dark comedy and suspense. It is particularly relevant to audiences interested in crime dramas, psychological thrillers, and films examining the complexities of human behavior.

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Who is Paul Vitti in Analyze This?

Paul Vitti is a New York mob boss played by Robert De Niro who begins suffering anxiety attacks. He pressures psychiatrist Ben Sobel, played by Billy Crystal, into treating him. [Analyze This](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/analyze_this)

Is Analyze This set in rural Australia?

No. The film is a 1999 American crime comedy centered on a New York Mafia boss and a reluctant therapist. Harold Ramis directed the movie, which also stars Lisa Kudrow and Joe Viterelli. [Analyze This](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analyze_This)

Why does Paul Vitti seek psychiatric help in Analyze This?

Vitti experiences panic and anxiety symptoms that interfere with his life as a mob leader. Ben's therapy sessions force him to discuss fear, grief, and identity while still dealing with organized-crime obligations. [Roger Ebert review](https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/analyze-this-1999)

Did Analyze This receive a sequel?

Yes. Analyze That followed in 2002 and reunited Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal as Paul Vitti and Ben Sobel. The first film remains the 1999 original directed by Harold Ramis. [Analyze This film information](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analyze_This)

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