Getting a single pound coin to stand on its side without falling is hard enough, but to get 10,000 of them set up as dominoes... (more)

Getting a single pound coin to stand on its side without falling is hard enough, but to get 10,000 of them set up as dominoes you`d have to be insane.  (close)

Getting a single pound coin to stand on its side without falling is hard enough, but to get 10,000 of them set up as dominoes... (more)

Getting a single pound coin to stand on its side without falling is hard enough, but to get 10,000 of them set up as dominoes you'd have to be insane  (close)

John strikes gold when Nelson is wrongly convicted of a crime and sent to the pen he used to call home. He gleefully gets sent... (more)

John strikes gold when Nelson is wrongly convicted of a crime and sent to the pen he used to call home. He gleefully gets sent back to become Nelson's cellmate and to ensure that his new buddy gets the full treatment. Let the games begin. Lesson 1: the joint's a scary place, so you better make friends fast. Right away, Nelson offends the wrong cons and is sold--by John--to Barry (McBride) for prison snuggling. But just as revenge starts tasting sweet, Nelson becomes Big Man in the Big House and turns the tables on John...changing the rules of his insane game. It's time to shower with thugs, sip toilet wine and sharpen a shiv as the locked-up are set up in Let's Go To Prison, an uncompromising, no-holds-barred comedy directed by Bob Odenkirk (Mr. Show) and produced by Carsey-Werner Films and Strike Entertainment.  (close)