Product Description

Tell Me About Your Mother... Celebrate the great achievements of the man responsible for modern psychotherapy with this Sigmund Freud Action Figure. Each 5-inch figure captures Freud in a pensive pose, holding a distinctly phallic cigar. Prop him on your desk or nightstand to inspire you to explore the depths of your unconscious and embrace the symbolism of your dreams. Born on May 6, 1856, in what is now the Czech Republic, Freud wrote essays and books on repressed desires, symbolism, and the interpretation of dreams. His ideas helped give birth to psychotherapy and literally changed the way we think about thinking.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10148 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Accoutrements
• Model: 10884
• Dimensions: 5.00" h x 2.25" w x .0" l, 1.00 pounds

Features

• Tell Me About Your Mother... Celebrate the great achievements of the man responsible for modern psychotherapy with this Sigmund Freud Action Figure.
• Each 5-inch figure captures Freud in a pensive pose, holding a cigar.
• Prop him on your desk or nightstand to inspire you to explore the depths of your unconscious and embrace the symbolism of your dreams.
• Born on May 6, 1856, in what is now the Czech Republic, Freud wrote essays and books on repressed desires, symbolism, and the interpretation of dreams.
• His ideas helped give birth to psychotherapy and literally changed the way we think about thinking.

Customer Reviews

Too funny!
This hilarious line of "action figures" only gets funnier and funnier as more and more of them become available.

I bought the Freud action figure for my mother, a therapist who agrees with just about nothing that Freud ever said, and she now has it placed in her office, sardonically, of course.

This makes a great gift for your favorite mental health professional, whether they love or loathe the man. Either way, it's funny.

GREAT!!!
This toy is lots of fun. I like to play with it using my old GIJOE toys. My favorite scenario is to have Sigmund Freud kill off Cobra Commander, and then take his place as leader of Cobra: The Enemy. With his cigar, he works really well as an evil villain. (Plus, he likes to torture the good guys that they capture by tying them up and putting his cigar out on their bare chest.)

It is lots of fun to play with. The final battle usually takes place on the rug at the foot of my bed (which substitutes for a jungle), where Snake-Eyes challenges Sigmund Freud to a duel in order to avenge the death of Duke and all the other Joes. (Snake-Eyes is always the only surviving Joe left.) Sigmund Freud then tries some ninja moves to kick Snake-Eyes' rear, but Snake Eyes beats the crap out of him. It finally ends with Snake Eyes using his sword to gut Sigmund Freud, as his sword slowly slides out of his bloody entrails. It really is a lot of fun!

Sometimes I do a Transformer Crossover Universe, where Megatron comes in and has Sigmund Freud join him in some plot to obtain energy in order to build the ultimate weapon and take control the universe. The Joes always have to go get help from Optimus Prime, who always puts a stop to this plot just at the last minute, but not before his arm gets chopped off in battle. (I am actually missing Optimus' arm in real life, so that's why this always happens in the story.)

Anyways, Sigmund Freud is great fun for the whole family! Especially 10-year-olds (and above). Buy it today!

Tell me about your mother...
I just recently bought this item for my younger sister who is actually studying Psychology... needless to say she loved it!

From the hilarious packaging including some of his most notable quotes to his phallic cigar, this item makes the perfect gift for anyone interested in Psychology, whether they agree with Freud's theories or not.

The seller did also a great job in packaging and shipping it so the box came in perfect conditions, as my sister obviously sees this as a collector piece to be placed in her office... =)

And yeah, he looks like the typical movie villain, cigar included...