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'''''Analyze This''''' is a 1999 crime comedy directed by [[Harold Ramis]] and starring [[Billy Crystal]] as a psychiatrist who runs into trouble with one of his patients ([[Robert De Niro]]) who also happens to be a mob boss. [[Billy Crystal]] and [[Robert De Niro]] would return in the 2002 sequel ''[[Analyze That]]''. | |||
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Revision as of 20:24, 24 February 2014
Analyze This is a 1999 crime comedy directed by Harold Ramis and starring Billy Crystal as a psychiatrist who runs into trouble with one of his patients (Robert De Niro) who also happens to be a mob boss. Billy Crystal and Robert De Niro would return in the 2002 sequel Analyze That.
The following weapons were used in the film Analyze This:
Pistols
M1911A1
A Mafia hood standing watch outside the Apalachin conference in 1957 pulls out his M1911A1 and threatens a cow that won't move away from his boss's expensive car.
Smith & Wesson Model 29
During the opening narration by Paul Vitti (Robert De Niro) about the Appalachian raid, he says his father (Bart Tangredi) used a ".44 cannon" (most likely a Smith & Wesson Model 29) to hijack a tractor from an upstate New York farmer.
SIG-Sauer P230
The hitman (Mickey Bruno) sent by Primo Sindone (Chazz Palminteri) to kill Paul Vitti (Robert De Niro) in Miami carries a suppressed SIG-Sauer P230 (Note trigger guard). After Vitti knocks out the hitman, he picks up the pistol himself.
Smith & Wesson 5946
After Dr. Ben Sobel (Billy Crystal) tells him to "hit a pillow" to let his frustration out, Paul Vitti (Robert De Niro) draws a Smith & Wesson 5946 and shoots a pillow multiple times.
Unidentified revolvers
The two hitmen (Daniel W. Barringer and John Polce) in Sobel's dream resembling The Godfather carry two revolvers.
Those look like either S&W Model Ten HBs or S&W Model Thirteens
Colt Python
Vitti's henchman Jimmy Boots (Richard Castellano) shows off a Colt Python to intimidate Sobel and later uses it during the shootout at the dump.
This is a Smith, not a Colt.
- It looks a little lake a 686-76.31.5.208 18:41, 19 June 2009 (UTC) (S&Wshooter)
Tanfoglio Titan II
Vitti's henchman Jelly (Joe Viterelli) draws his Tanfoglio Titan II several times.
Beretta Cheetah
Paul Vitti (Robert De Niro) uses a Beretta Cheetah during Dr. Ben Sobel's (Billy Crystal) mock execution. When Vitti is unable to fire back at the rival mobsters, Sobel himself uses the gun to take out, as Jelly later tells him, a "'72 Chevy and the Amana side-by-side refridgerator". Jelly's (Joe Viterelli) gun becomes a nickel 85F when he fires it at the rival mobsters at the dump.
Beretta 92FS
Primo Sidone (Chazz Palminteri) draws what appears to be a Beretta 92FS to threaten Dr. Ben Sobel and later to take a shot at Paul Vitti.
could you double check that? i dont think its a 92fs, it looks like he uses a cheetah also.
Glock 19
An FBI agent arresting Primo Sidone and his men in the finale carries a Glock 19.
Submachine Guns
Thompson M1
The FBI agents and New York state police officers carry Thompson M1s during the opening sequence depicting the 1957 raid of the Mafia's meeting in Appalachian.
Rifles
Winchester Model 1894
An FBI agent leading the 1957 Appalachian raid carries a Winchester Model 1894 rifle.
AKM variants
The two hitmen sent by Primo to kill Vitti at the garbage dump carry AKM assault rifles variants.
AR-15/M16 variants
Several mobsters, including one guarding the door and one hired by Vitti, carry M16 variants at the meeting.
Shotguns
Ithaca 37
One of Vitti's men at the end pulls out an Ithaca 37 with an extended magazine tube and rifle sights to intimidate Primo.
Machine Guns
M60
Two mobsters carry an M60 machine gun and extra ammunition, which Sobel later comments to Vitti on.
