Analyze That

In the sequel to 'Analyze This', mob boss Paul Vitti (Robert De Niro) is released from prison under the supervision of his former therapist Dr. Ben Sobel (Billy Crystal). As Vitti struggles to adapt to life outside of prison, Sobel is faced with the challenge of helping Vitti navigate through a new chapter while dealing with his own personal issues. With the FBI monitoring their every move, the duo must find a way to outsmart their enemies while maintaining their sanity. 'Analyze That' is a hilarious yet thought-provoking comedy that explores the dynamics of friendship and redemption.

Critics gave mixed reviews to 'Analyze That'. Rotten Tomatoes rated it at 26%, indicating generally negative reviews. While some critics found the movie to be a fun and entertaining sequel with Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal's chemistry shining through, others criticized the film for lacking the freshness and charm of its predecessor. Metacritic gave it a score of 37/100, reflecting mixed or average reviews. The film's humor and De Niro's performance were praised by some, but the repetitive plot and uninspired jokes left many critics unsatisfied. Despite its flaws, 'Analyze That' manages to deliver moments of comedic brilliance and heartfelt connection between its lead characters.