"Analyze This" is a 1999 comedy film directed by Harold Ramis that stars Robert De Niro as a mob boss named Paul Vitti. After experiencing anxiety attacks, Vitti seeks help from a psychiatrist, played by Billy Crystal. The film explores the humorous dynamics between the tough mobster and his therapist as they navigate their contrasting worlds. The movie combines elements of crime and comedy, showcasing the challenges Vitti faces in balancing his criminal life with his newfound emotional vulnerabilities. It received positive reviews for its clever writing and strong performances, leading to a sequel, "Analyze That," released in 2002.