Light comedy of a mob boss (Robert De Niro) who comes unglued as a Mafia war is about to begin and needs the services of a shrink (Billy Crystal). The two men psychoanalyze one another and help each other to grow in a set of all too predictable episodes capped by the grand catharsis as a gun battle rages. Some very funny bits, but in all, too small a comedy with too big pretensions to plot and meaning. Sometimes I just wish they would let comedy be comedy. No need to get all serious on us at the big moment. Lisa Kudrow is essentially wasted as Crystal’s ditzy fiancée. His son, played well by a kid I can’t remember, is good. It’s nice to see a fat kid in a good role played with a modicum of youthful dignity. Best casting of the show. The Mafia folks are all cardboard. The scene with the big sit-down of bosses seems utterly bogus. Still, I laughed loudly at a few scenes, including Crystal’s fantasy during a therapy session. De Niro is a very good actor, but I’d recommend “Jackie Brown” as a display piece for his comic acting. That shows his capacity to move back and forth between psycho and comic. A more complex and interesting performance