What a great way to trivialize a classic film. "It's like 'Shawshank Redemption', except at the end people can reserve a table at a restaurant without calling ahead."
Apparently running a startup is just like being imprisoned for life in an institution with rampant routine prisoner rape, abusive and sometimes murderous guards, and a terribly corrupt warden. And here I thought that startup entrepreneurs were fairly well off and had decent lives.
Andy was also falsely accused and wrongly convicted. So he ends up in prison without any recourse. This is the same as starting or joining a startup voluntarily?
Also, don't forget what he had to swim through to reach freedom.
Imagine how nice prison would be if at any moment you could just say "fuck it" and go get a six-figure job with Google or Facebook or whatever.