
Living in the shadow of his famous psychiatrist father, with multiple issues to deal with while getting ready to remarry, the New York City psychologist, Dr Ben Sobel, has one more problem to take care of, after a fender bender with the powerful mob boss, Paul Vitti. Secretly suffering from intense anxiety attacks that render him incapable of doing what he is best at, the notorious gangster decides to pay the good doctor a visit, hell-bent on resolving his deep-seated issues ... (Full plot summary below)
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Living in the shadow of his famous psychiatrist father, with multiple issues to deal with while getting ready to remarry, the New York City psychologist, Dr Ben Sobel, has one more problem to take care of, after a fender bender with the powerful mob boss, Paul Vitti. Secretly suffering from intense anxiety attacks that render him incapable of doing what he is best at, the notorious gangster decides to pay the good doctor a visit, hell-bent on resolving his deep-seated issues before the annual meeting of Big Apple's Mafia Dons. Now, Ben has a pressing two-week deadline to come up with an effective solution, as his conflicted but dangerous patient takes no for an answer. Can Ben analyse this?
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| San Francisco ChronicleMick LaSalleMore than a high concept stretched to feature length. This is a funny and extremely satisfying comedy, the best in a while. |
| rec.arts.movies.reviewsSusan GrangerOffers a rollicking good time, balancing drama, suspense, and action, as Vitti's psychological troubles have the audience literally howling with laughter. |
| Blunt ReviewEmily BluntRun and see this! You will be bursting with guffaws. |
| Matinee MagazineJason ClarkThis one does nicely for a fitfully funny rental. |
| Time OutGeoff AndrewThe comedy is heavy and the use of the stars lazy and cliched... |
| Ozus' World Movie ReviewsDennis SchwartzDe Niro has a good eye for parody and is the best thing about the film. |
| Q Network Film DeskJames KendrickThere are a few scenes that feel like something right out of a Scorsese film, which underlies the thin line between the drama and the comedy of the gangster lifestyle. |
| Filmcritic.comMatt LawrenceClassic scenes and hillarious lines make this one of the year's best movie. |
| Houston Community NewspapersGary BrownUnfortunately, the movie unspools in the second half. |
| Rolling StonePeter TraversWatching De Niro take Paul through his first panic attack ("I'm crying like a woman") is an unalloyed joy. |