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Eleanor, November 13, 2006

This is a quirky little comedy sort of like "Analyze This" or its followup, "Analyze That." Charlie, played by Liam Neeson, is a DEA undercover agent who has lost his nerve after a mission where his cover is blown and his partner killed. He meets a psychiatrist on an airplane, and is invited to join a therapy group. The problems of his fellow patients are surprisingly relatable, though the nature is Charlie's job makes their sessions out of the ordinary at first. And, as it turns out, the people Charlie is investigating are just as unhappy in their respective jobs. A budding romance with the nurse Judy, played by Sandra Bullock, gives Charlie some hope and support. Strong performances by all the actors and a surprisingly sweet ending make this movie worthwhile.

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