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* HangingJudge: Nelson Biederman III is ridiculously harsh.
* HarsherInHindsight: [[spoiler:Although Nelson clearly grows to like Barry as a friend, pretending to have romantic feelings for him is rather cold, seeing how Barry’s affection is sincere.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: Both Lyshitski and Biederman are assholes.
* HarsherInHindsight: [[spoiler:Although Nelson clearly grows to like Barry as a friend, pretending to have romantic feelings for him is rather cold, seeing how Barry’s affection is sincere.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: Both Lyshitski and Biederman are assholes.
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* HangingJudge: Nelson Judge Biederman III is ridiculously harsh.
* HarsherInHindsight: [[spoiler:Although Nelson clearly grows to like Barry as a friend, pretending to have romantic feelings for him is rather cold, seeing how Barry’s affection is sincere.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: Both Lyshitski and Biederman are assholes.assholes, though Biederman is definitely the lesser of the evils.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: If Nelson saving Barry, a man who has repeatedly harassed him, from being attacked by Nazis is any indication - he isn't completely heartless.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: If Nelson saving Barry, a man who has repeatedly harassed him, from being attacked by Nazis is any indication - he isn't completely heartless.
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Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV (Arnett) framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to ensure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
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Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's Lyshitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV (Arnett) framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to ensure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
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''Let's Go to Prison'' is a 2006 comedy film starring Dax Shepard and Will Arnett. The movie was loosely based on the non-fiction book, ''You Are Going to Prison'' by Jim Hogshire.
Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to ensure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to ensure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
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''Let's Go to Prison'' is a 2006 comedy film starring Dax Shepard Shepard, Creator/WillArnett, Creator/ChiMcBride, Creator/MichaelShannon, Creator/DylanBaker, and Will Arnett.Creator/DavidKoechner. The movie was loosely based on the non-fiction book, ''You Are Going to Prison'' by Jim Hogshire.
Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV (Arnett) framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to ensure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV (Arnett) framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to ensure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
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* HarsherInHindsight: [[spoiler:Although Nelson clearly grows to like Barry as a friend, pretending to have romantic feelings for him is rather cold, seeing how Barry’s affection is sincere.]]
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* ManlyGay: Barry. Later, [[spoiler:Nelson]] fits this trope when he feigns homosexuality to avoid Barry’s wrath. Nevertheless, he does like Barry as a friend.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman, become best friends.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman, become best friends.
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* ManlyGay: Barry. Later, [[spoiler:Nelson]] fits this trope when he feigns homosexuality to avoid Barry’s wrath. Nevertheless, he does like Barry as a friend.
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* NiceGuy:Barry Barry, deep down. Especially after he and Biederman, Nelson, the object of his affection, become the best of friends.
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* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Both Lyshitski and Biederman.
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* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Both Lyshitski Lyshitski, and Biederman.to a lesser extent, Nelson.
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* FauxYay: [[spoiler:Nelson, after making peace with Barry]]
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* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman become friends.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman become friends.
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* ManlyGay: Barry. Later, Nelson [[spoiler:Nelson]] fits this trope when he feigns homosexuality to avoid Barry’s wrath. Nevertheless, Nelson he does care for like Barry as a friend.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he andBiederman Biederman, become best friends.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and
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* PrisonRape: Subversion. ScaryBlackMan Barry forces heterosexual Nelson into a relationship with threats of extreme violence shall he ever reject or lie to him. However, Barry does try to woo him with toilet-made Merlot and a romantic environment in his cell. [[spoiler:They eventually become best friends, and Nelson comes to accept that he’s stuck with Barry so he plays along with the “relationship”. However, Nelson’s facial expressions and body language implies that he is still perturbed by Barry’s affection.]]
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* PrisonRape: Subversion. ScaryBlackMan Barry forces heterosexual Nelson into a relationship with threats of extreme violence shall he ever reject or lie to him. However, Barry does try to woo him with toilet-made Merlot and a romantic environment in his cell. [[spoiler:They eventually become best friends, and Nelson comes to accept accepts that he’s stuck with Barry so he plays along with the “relationship”. However, Nelson’s facial expressions and awkward body language implies strongly hints that he is still perturbed by uncomfortable with Barry’s affection.]]
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* StraightGay: Barry's sexuality is never put as the focus of his character, and the most flamboyant thing about either of him is his affinity for toilet wine.
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* StraightGay: Barry's sexuality is never put as the focus of his character, and the most flamboyant thing about either of him is his affinity for toilet wine.
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* LoopholeAbuse: Nelson is automatically made chairman of his father's foundation after his father's death, per the foundation's rules to transfer control to Biederman's son, but is then automatically removed from the chairmanship when he's convicted of a felony. He gets around this by [[spoiler: legally adopting Barry as his son, making him chairman.]]
* ManlyGay: Barry.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman become "close friends."
* ManlyGay: Barry.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman become "close friends."
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* LoopholeAbuse: Nelson is automatically made chairman of his father's foundation after his father's death, per the foundation's rules to transfer control to Biederman's son, but is then automatically removed from the chairmanship when he's convicted of a felony. He gets around this by [[spoiler: using Barry’s love to his advantage. He legally adopting adopts Barry as his son, making him chairman.]]
* ManlyGay:Barry.
Barry. Later, Nelson fits this trope when he feigns homosexuality to avoid Barry’s wrath. Nevertheless, Nelson does care for Barry as a friend.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman become"close friends."
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* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman become
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* PrisonRape: Subversion. ScaryBlackMan Barry actually woos Nelson with toilet-made Merlot and a romantic environment in his cell. [[spoiler:They eventually become life partners.]]
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* PrisonRape: Subversion. ScaryBlackMan Barry actually woos forces heterosexual Nelson into a relationship with threats of extreme violence shall he ever reject or lie to him. However, Barry does try to woo him with toilet-made Merlot and a romantic environment in his cell. [[spoiler:They eventually become life partners.best friends, and Nelson comes to accept that he’s stuck with Barry so he plays along with the “relationship”. However, Nelson’s facial expressions and body language implies that he is still perturbed by Barry’s affection.]]
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* StraightGay: Barry and Nelson's sexualities are never put as the focus of their characters, and the most flamboyant thing about either of them is their affinity for toilet wine.
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* StraightGay: Barry and Nelson's sexualities are Barry's sexuality is never put as the focus of their characters, his character, and the most flamboyant thing about either of them him is their his affinity for toilet wine.
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* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to ensure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect'', comparing the security-camera footage of the robbery to Creator/JeffGoldblum getting eating by a dinosaur in ''Film/JurassicPark''.
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* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to ensure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect'', comparing the security-camera footage of the robbery to Creator/JeffGoldblum getting eating eaten by a dinosaur in ''Film/JurassicPark''.
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* AffablyEvil: With the exception of [[CompleteMonster Leonard]], the the Neo-Nazis are portrayed as polite, stick together, listen to orders without question, and as said by the abused henchmen "[Leonard] was giving Neo-Nazis a bad name!"
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* AffablyEvil: With the exception of [[CompleteMonster Leonard]], the Leonard, the Neo-Nazis are portrayed as polite, stick together, listen to orders without question, and as said by the abused henchmen "[Leonard] was giving Neo-Nazis a bad name!"
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* AffablyEvil: The entire time the Neo-Nazis are portrayed as polite, stick together, listen to orders without question, and as said by the abused henchmen "He was giving neonazis a bad name!"
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* AffablyEvil: The entire time With the exception of [[CompleteMonster Leonard]], the the Neo-Nazis are portrayed as polite, stick together, listen to orders without question, and as said by the abused henchmen "He "[Leonard] was giving neonazis Neo-Nazis a bad name!"name!"
* BriarPatching: Used by Nelson on Leonard. [[spoiler: Leonard found a hypo filled with poison Nelson was going to use to avoid facing the former. Nelson, thinking on his feet, convinced Leonard that it was heroin, causing him to inadvertently commit suicide.]] Even discussed shortly, after the fact.
* BriarPatching: Used by Nelson on Leonard. [[spoiler: Leonard found a hypo filled with poison Nelson was going to use to avoid facing the former. Nelson, thinking on his feet, convinced Leonard that it was heroin, causing him to inadvertently commit suicide.]] Even discussed shortly, after the fact.
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* ScaryBlackMan: Barry at first.Subverted with Barry. Though he can be scary, he's actually quite the romantic.
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* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to ensure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect'', comparing the security-camera footage of the robbery to Creator/JeffGoldblum getting eating by a dinosaur in ''JurassicPark''.
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* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to ensure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect'', comparing the security-camera footage of the robbery to Creator/JeffGoldblum getting eating by a dinosaur in ''JurassicPark''.''Film/JurassicPark''.
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* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to ensure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect'', comparing the security-camera footage of the robbery to JeffGoldblum Creator/JeffGoldblum getting eating by a dinosaur in ''JurassicPark''.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Leonard - in Lyshitski's words: "Don't be fooled. Underneath all those swastikas, he's a real prick."
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* ButtMonkey: Biederman, oh so much. That is, until [[spoiler:he gets Leonard killed and begins to grow a spine.]]
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* HeyItsThatGuy: [[Series/ArrestedDevelopment GOB]] is Biederman IV.
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* TheDreaded: After getting the credit for [[spoiler:Leonard's accidental suicide by boat cleaner]], this becomes Nelson's general reputation, everyone having assumed it was the violent murder of the former most dangerous man in prison.
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Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to insure ensure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
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* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to insure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect'', comparing the security-camera footage of the robbery to JeffGoldblum getting eating by a dinosaur in ''JurassicPark''.
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* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to insure ensure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect'', comparing the security-camera footage of the robbery to JeffGoldblum getting eating by a dinosaur in ''JurassicPark''.
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* PhraseCatcher: Biederman's 'tough face', which prompts everyone who sees it to comment that he looks like he "has to take a shit."
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* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:Biederman and Lyshitski do this to get out of prison in the end.]]
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* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:Biederman [[spoiler:FakingTheDead: Biederman and Lyshitski do this to get out of prison in the end.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: As Lyshitski an Biederman enter the prison, Lyshitski comments that there's only one way to get out quickly: in a body bag. [[spoiler: Eventually, that becomes the crux of their [[FakingTheDead escape plan]]]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: As Lyshitski an and Biederman enter the prison, Lyshitski comments that there's only one way to get out quickly: in a body bag. [[spoiler: Eventually, that becomes the crux of their [[FakingTheDead escape plan]]]].
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* Foreshadowing: {{Foreshadowing}}: As Lyshitski an Biederman enter the prison, Lyshitski comments that there's only one way to get out quickly: in a body bag. [[spoiler: Eventually, that becomes the crux of their [[FakingTheDead escape plan]]]].
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* HangingJudge: Nelson Biederman III is ridiculously harsh.
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* LoopholeAbuse: Nelson is automatically made chairman of his father's foundation after his father's death, per the foundation's rules to transfer control to Biederman's son, but is then automatically removed from the chairmanship when he's convicted of a felony. He gets around this by [[spoiler: legally adopting Barry as his son, making him chairman.]]
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* BreakTheCutie: Lampshaded by Nelson
* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to insure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a specialeffect''.effect'', comparing the security-camera footage of the robbery to JeffGoldblum getting eating by a dinosaur in ''JurassicPark''.
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* DoesThisMakeMeLookFat: Barry asks Nelson if his butt is big when the latter says no Barry threatens him with a knife.
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''Let's Go to Prison'' is a 2006 comedy film starring Dax Shepard and Will Arnett. The movie was loosely based on the non-fiction book, ''You Are Going to Prison'' by Jim Hogshire.
Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to insure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
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!!This film contains examples of:
* AffablyEvil: The entire time the Neo-Nazis are portrayed as polite, stick together, listen to orders without question, and as said by the abused henchmen "He was giving neonazis a bad name!"
* BreakTheCutie: Lampshaded Nelson
* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to insure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect''.
* ClusterFBomb: Biederman when he loses his case and gets hauled off to prison.
* DirtyCop: The prison seems to be full of them. Even the warden wanted to put money on [[spoiler:Lyshitski and Biederman's]] big fight.
* DrivenToSuicide: Nelson at one point decides to end it with a lethal injection he obtained at one point. [[spoiler:He's interrupted by Leonard, who mistakes the needle for Heroin and kills himself with it.]]
* DoesThisMakeMeLookFat: Barry asks Nelson if his butt is big when the latter says no Barry threatens him with a knife.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Even the "White Kingdom" neonazi gang thinks that their [[spoiler:former]] leader Leonard is a guy who "gives neonazis a bad name."
* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:Biederman and Lyshitski do this to get out of prison in the end.]]
* GetIntoJailFree
* HeyItsThatGuy: [[Series/ArrestedDevelopment GOB]] is Biederman IV.
* {{Jerkass}}: Both Lyshitski and Biederman are assholes.
* ManlyGay: Barry.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman become "close friends."
* PrisonRape: Subversion. ScaryBlackMan Barry actually woos Nelson with toilet-made Merlot and a romantic environment in his cell. [[spoiler:They eventually become life partners.]]
* ScaryBlackMan: Barry at first.
* SinisterShiv: An inmate gets stabbed right in the cafeteria right at Biederman's table on his first day. Later in the movie Biederman and Lyshitski are trying to shiv each other in a prison fight orchestrated by the guards for entertainment.
* SinsOfOurFathers: With the judge that repeatedly sentenced him dead, Lyshitski decides to get revenge on his son instead.
* StraightGay: Barry and Nelson's sexualities are never put as the focus of their characters, and the most flamboyant thing about either of them is their affinity for toilet wine.
* [[ThoseWackyNazis Those Wacky Neo Nazis]]: The White Kingdom.
* {{Unishment}}: Well, Lyshitski ''did'' want to go to prison the fourth time. Also Biederman going to the hole... Until it drove him crazy at least.
* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Both Lyshitski and Biederman.
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''Let's Go to Prison'' is a 2006 comedy film starring Dax Shepard and Will Arnett. The movie was loosely based on the non-fiction book, ''You Are Going to Prison'' by Jim Hogshire.
Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to insure that Biederman has the worst time possible.
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!!This film contains examples of:
* AffablyEvil: The entire time the Neo-Nazis are portrayed as polite, stick together, listen to orders without question, and as said by the abused henchmen "He was giving neonazis a bad name!"
* BreakTheCutie: Lampshaded Nelson
* ChewbaccaDefense: What Biederman IV's lawyers use to insure he's locked up; they claim that Biederman's crime was ''just a special effect''.
* ClusterFBomb: Biederman when he loses his case and gets hauled off to prison.
* DirtyCop: The prison seems to be full of them. Even the warden wanted to put money on [[spoiler:Lyshitski and Biederman's]] big fight.
* DrivenToSuicide: Nelson at one point decides to end it with a lethal injection he obtained at one point. [[spoiler:He's interrupted by Leonard, who mistakes the needle for Heroin and kills himself with it.]]
* DoesThisMakeMeLookFat: Barry asks Nelson if his butt is big when the latter says no Barry threatens him with a knife.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Even the "White Kingdom" neonazi gang thinks that their [[spoiler:former]] leader Leonard is a guy who "gives neonazis a bad name."
* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:Biederman and Lyshitski do this to get out of prison in the end.]]
* GetIntoJailFree
* HeyItsThatGuy: [[Series/ArrestedDevelopment GOB]] is Biederman IV.
* {{Jerkass}}: Both Lyshitski and Biederman are assholes.
* ManlyGay: Barry.
* NiceGuy: Barry after he and Biederman become "close friends."
* PrisonRape: Subversion. ScaryBlackMan Barry actually woos Nelson with toilet-made Merlot and a romantic environment in his cell. [[spoiler:They eventually become life partners.]]
* ScaryBlackMan: Barry at first.
* SinisterShiv: An inmate gets stabbed right in the cafeteria right at Biederman's table on his first day. Later in the movie Biederman and Lyshitski are trying to shiv each other in a prison fight orchestrated by the guards for entertainment.
* SinsOfOurFathers: With the judge that repeatedly sentenced him dead, Lyshitski decides to get revenge on his son instead.
* StraightGay: Barry and Nelson's sexualities are never put as the focus of their characters, and the most flamboyant thing about either of them is their affinity for toilet wine.
* [[ThoseWackyNazis Those Wacky Neo Nazis]]: The White Kingdom.
* {{Unishment}}: Well, Lyshitski ''did'' want to go to prison the fourth time. Also Biederman going to the hole... Until it drove him crazy at least.
* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Both Lyshitski and Biederman.
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