Let's Go to Prison
Let's Go to Prison

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John Lyshitski, a young man who has been in prison more often than he has not over the entire course of his life, has just been released from what was his third prison sentence. In all three cases, he was sentenced by Judge Nelson Biederman III. As such, John makes it his mission to destroy the judge's life. Unable to do so, John does the next best thing: destroy the life of the judge's privileged thirty year old son, Nelson Biederman IV. In that new mission, John ends up not... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in Let's Go to Prison:

Dax Shepard
Will Arnett
Chi McBride
David Koechner
Dylan Baker
Michael Shannon

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John Lyshitski, a young man who has been in prison more often than he has not over the entire course of his life, has just been released from what was his third prison sentence. In all three cases, he was sentenced by Judge Nelson Biederman III. As such, John makes it his mission to destroy the judge's life. Unable to do so, John does the next best thing: destroy the life of the judge's privileged thirty year old son, Nelson Biederman IV. In that new mission, John ends up not having to do anything as certain people are out to get Nelson IV, who in the process receives a 3 to 5 year prison sentence. Nelson IV's incarceration should be enough for John, who knows that someone like Nelson IV, ill-equipped mentally for a life behind bars, is easy prey to get beaten, raped and/or killed in prison. But John wants to witness and be at least a small part in Nelson IV's suffering. John's plan is to get busted, charged, and convicted for some crime, and end up in the same prison as Nelson IV's cellmate. John will pretend to be Nelson IV's friend, while truly subverting him at every step along the way to make his life even more miserable than it is by bribing those on the inside including fellow prisoners and guards. Much of what happens goes according to John's plans, but other factors may make his torture of Nelson IV more difficult than anticipated.

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E! Online - 9/10 by Luke Y. ThompsonOdenkirk's visual sense ain't the greatest, but he definitely knows funny.
EricDSnider.com - 9/10 by Eric D. SniderIt has laughs, it has some cleverness, and it has a lot of problems. But it's not 'bad,' exactly. 'Dysfunctional' is more like it.
San Antonio Express-News - 8/10 by Larry RatliffIf movies could be punished, Let's Go to Prison would be sent to solitary confinement for impersonating a prison comedy.
The New York Times - 7/10 by Neil GenzlingerIt takes a while to realize that this is actually a sly, very funny comedy, one that stays admirably deadpan every time you think it’s about to veer into gross-out territory.
Entertainment Weekly - 6/10 by Gregory KirschlingIt's hard to get laughs out of stuff that devolved into parody 10 or 20 years ago.
Variety - 6/10 by Dennis HarveyUnlike the vast majority of rude bigscreen comedies these days, "Prison" may actually improve with repeat viewings, since its best aspects are offhand enough to be missed the first time around.
OhmyNews.com - 6/10 by Brian OrndorfSince this stars Dax Shepard, a more appropriate title for Prison might've been Relentlessly Awful, Laugh-Free, Cinematic Torture Device.
New York Daily News - 5/10 by Elizabeth WeitzmanOdenkirk is an expert at the unexpected laugh. (This must be the first prison movie in which a cafeteria put-down involves the painter Lucian Freud.)
NewsBlaze - 5/10 by Kam WilliamsThough sloppily edited like a bad B-movie, this poor man's version of Trading Places will undoubtedly resonate for anyone with a taste for gruesome gallows humor, and a desire to see a spoiled, rich kid get a taste of how the other half lives.
Detroit Free Press - 5/10 by John MonaghanThe elements of dark comedy, prison system satire, and juvenile gross-out gags eventually blend like the slop ladled out for inmates at feeding time.

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