#analyze this

[tilbageidanmark]

By Herb Ritts

[nellarw95]

Happy Heavenly Birthday Harold🎂💔

Harold Allen Ramis🤍

November 21,1944 - February 24,2014🙏🏻

We Miss You So Much🕊️♾️

Buon Compleanno in Paradiso🎂💔

21 Novembre 1944 - 24 Febbraio 2014🙏🏻

Ci Manchi Moltissimo🕊️♾️

[5bi5]

ANALYZE THIS (1999) dir. HAROLD RAMIS

[principiumindividuationis777]

I'm a Little Too Tuco

By Schopenhauer's measure of the true character of a person being revealed when caught off guard, I am very much a creature of regular habit (perhaps, to stick to consistent pop culture references, more like Gustavo Fring), but when my routine is in any way disrupted, Mr. Hyde (my temper) shows up:

This morning, after sleep deprivation and a call for an unexpected work shift, I did exactly what Joe Pesci is doing... only to a pillow:

I do find that vigorous physical activity tends to "burn off" the rage, to some extent.

By contrast, I do not find that physical exertion "sublimates" libido, as some say- maybe it does for some people, but for me, it increases my already enormous drive, which might sound like a good thing to some, but as a single Catholic... well, fellow Catholics know what I mean.

[haroldramisbaby]

Just watched Analyze this by Harold Ramis and- THIS FILM WAS SO GOOD AND FOR WHAT??? highly recommended.

[stormborn]

— There may have been some unresolved Oedipal conflict.  — English, English!

Billy Crystal and Robert De Niro as Dr. Ben Sobel and Paul Vitti in Analyze This (1999)

[pepaldi]

Harold with friend and editor Craig Herrington. Craig's father, Pembroke, was an editor for Harold before that also.

Harold had seen the movie Foul Play (1978) and was amazed by Chevy Chase's performance and asked "Who's the editor?" It was Pembroke Herrington, Craig's father.