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Let's Go to Prison
Directed by
Bob Odenkirk
R
2006
89m
Comedy
,
Crime
5.9
13%
48%
5.8
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When a career criminal's plan for revenge is thwarted by unlikely circumstances, he puts his intended victim's son in his place by putting him in prison...and then joining him.
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Cast of Let's Go to Prison
Dax Shepard
John Lyshitski
Will Arnett
Nelson Biederman IV
Chi McBride
Barry
David Koechner
Shanahan
Dylan Baker
Warden
Michael Shannon
Lynard
Miguel Nino
Jesus
Jay Whittaker
Icepick
Amy Hill
Judge Eva Fwae Wun
David Darlow
Judge Biederman
Joseph Marcus
Pawn Broker
Nick Phalen
John (8 years)
A.J. Balance
John (18 years)
Jerry Minor
Breen Guard
Mary Seibel
Old Bartender
Susan Messing
Stripper
Jim Zulevic
Sgt. Barker
Bill McGough
Deputy Mayor
Bob Odenkirk
Duane / Director
Bert Matias
Korean Pharmacist
Let's Go to Prison Ratings & Reviews
Chicago Reader
J. R. Jones
Shepard's character periodically rattles off damning statistics about America's booming prison industry, but most of the gags are of the don't-drop-the-soap variety.
Boston Phoenix
Tom Meek
As a comedy, Bob Odenkirk's penitentiary send-up is bootless.
Reel Film Reviews
David Nusair
...has its share of effective moments - most of which come courtesy of star Will Arnett...
NewsBlaze
Kam Williams
Though 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.
Film Journal International
Frank Lovece
89 minutes that drag on like, well, a prison sentence.
Filmcritic.com
Jesse Hassenger
its off-kilter wit is displayed with stinginess (or is it laziness?).
AV Club
Nathan Rabin
Prison makes its 84-minute running time feel like a five-year sentence with no chance for parole.
Entertainment Weekly
Gregory Kirschling
It's hard to get laughs out of stuff that devolved into parody 10 or 20 years ago.
Austin Chronicle
Marc Savlov
Consider this one disarmed and extremely pointless.
The Hollywood Reporter
Frank Scheck
Arnett underplays to the point where he seems as shellshocked as his character, while Shepard seems to have forgotten that the film is supposed to be a comedy.
Los Angeles Times
Michael Ordoña
Because the movie can't bring itself to take that leap into full-on absurdity, the characters and comic opportunities stay confined to their cells.
Variety
Dennis Harvey
Let's Go to Prison feels like an overextended sketch-comedy idea insufficiently filled out by subsidiary characters (few significantly figure) or standout setpieces.
Philadelphia Inquirer
David Hiltbrand
This really isn't a comedy. It's more of a woolly spoof, stretched out to criminal lengths.
New York Times
Neil Genzlinger
Let's Go to Prison is a sly, very funny comedy that stays admirably deadpan every time you think its about to veer into gross-out territory.
New York Post
Kyle Smith
The writers of this movie should be sentenced to a comedy chain gang peeling bananas and making cream pies.
New York Daily News
Elizabeth Weitzman
Arnett has seven movies coming out within the next year. It seems safe, or at least optimistic, to assume that this is not going to be his high point. But he does make a consistently amusing Felix to Shepard's frustrated Oscar.
Boston Globe
Ty Burr
There's an interestingly ugly social comedy to be made about jail, but Let's Go to Prison isn't it.
Slant Magazine
Rob Humanick
A comedy of tremendous miscalculation that doesn't even have the conviction of its own stupidity.
Detroit Free Press
John Monaghan
The 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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Let's Go To Prison
Let's Go To Prison
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Let's Go To Prison Scene: Trial By Jury
Let's Go To Prison Scene: Trial By Jury
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Let's Go To Prison Scene: Nelson Talks To The Lawyer
Let's Go To Prison Scene: Nelson Talks To The Lawyer
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Let's Go To Prison Scene: Barry Asks Nelson A Question
Let's Go To Prison Scene: Barry Asks Nelson A Question
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Let's Go To Prison Scene: Barry Explains Their Relationship
Let's Go To Prison Scene: Barry Explains Their Relationship
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Let's Go To Prison Scene: John And Nelson Talk In Their Cell
Let's Go To Prison Scene: John And Nelson Talk In Their Cell
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Let's Go To Prison Scene: Barry Asks Nelson To Go Out On A Date
Let's Go To Prison Scene: Barry Asks Nelson To Go Out On A Date
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Let's Go To Prison Scene: Leonard Tells Nelson About His Father
Let's Go To Prison Scene: Leonard Tells Nelson About His Father
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