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Let's Go to Prison

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Synopsis

"Let's Go to Prison," directed by Bob Odenkirk, is a hilarious comedy crime film released in 2006. The movie follows the misadventures of John Lyshitski, played by Dax Shepard, a man seeking revenge on the judge who sentenced him to prison as a child. John deliberately commits a crime to land himself back in prison with the intention of making the judge's life a living hell. However, things take an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with a hardened criminal, Barry, portrayed by Will Arnett, and the two form an unlikely alliance in their quest for retribution. Chi McBride shines as the no-nonsense prison warden, Sherman, who adds an extra layer of comedic chaos to the mix. With a blend of witty one-liners, outrageous antics, and unexpected twists, "Let's Go to Prison" delivers a unique take on the classic buddy comedy genre. As John and Barry navigate the perils of prison life and attempt to outsmart the system, audiences are taken on a wild ride full of laughs and unexpected heartwarming moments. This comedy gem is a must-watch for fans of irreverent humor and quirky character dynamics.

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Movie Details

Director
Bob Odenkirk, Chi McBride, David Koechner, Dax Shepard, Will Arnett
Release Year
2006
Runtime
Runtime not available
Genre
Comedy, Crime
MPAA Rating
R

Ratings & Box Office

IMDb Rating (out of 10)
Not rated
Metascore (out of 100)
27.0
Box Office
Not available

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