Let's Go to Prison is another underrated comedy effort from Will Arnett. I don't remember a whole lot of details about this film, so I'll do my best to give you all a satisfactory review. What I admired about Let's Go to prison was it strives to be unique. A prison is a very depressing place, very hard to laugh at, but the whole cast was game, and therefore made for some very entertaining sequences. Chi Mcbride's role as the gay loving inmate, often had me in stitches. What's so ironic about it, is that there are a lot of gay's in prison, and the results are usually horrifying, yet here they are making it all seem comical!. It was a very risky concept, but the cast, the writing, and the whole silliness of it all, ends up making it worth the risk.
Performances. Will Arnett and Dax Sheppard are both very good together, and prove excellent chemistry with one another. Chi McBride is an absolute hoot as the gay inmate. He stole many of the scenes, with his disgusting yet howler of a part.
Bottom line. Let's Go to Prison is a fun watch, it really is. It shed a whole different light on me for Prison's, and took away some of the terror from it. I'll always be afraid to go to prison, but not this one. This is one i'll revisit one day, and you should too!.
6 1/2 10
Performances. Will Arnett and Dax Sheppard are both very good together, and prove excellent chemistry with one another. Chi McBride is an absolute hoot as the gay inmate. He stole many of the scenes, with his disgusting yet howler of a part.
Bottom line. Let's Go to Prison is a fun watch, it really is. It shed a whole different light on me for Prison's, and took away some of the terror from it. I'll always be afraid to go to prison, but not this one. This is one i'll revisit one day, and you should too!.
6 1/2 10