Jerry Seinfeld

Melissa McCarthy

Jim Gaffigan

Hugh Grant

Amy Schumer

Max Greenfield

Isaac Bae

Chris Rickett

Rachael Harris

Kue Lawrence

Catherine Last

Christian Slater

Nelson Franklin

Sarah Cooper

Kyle Mooney

Mikey Day

Drew Tarver

Patrick Warburton

Ken Narasaki

Andy Daly

Cedric the Entertainer

Bailey Sheetz

Eleanor Sweeney

Earthquake

Kyle Dunnigan

John Forest

Sebastian Maniscalco

Beck Bennett

Gregory Burke

Thomas Silcott

Morgan West

Shane Carpenter

Adrian Martinez

Jack McBrayer

Thomas Lennon

Bobby Moynihan

James Marsden

Sasheer Zamata

Will Allan

Aparna Nancherla

Michael Joseph Pierce

Felix Solis

Tony Hale

Spike Feresten

Maria Bakalova

Dean Norris

Peter Dinklage

Jack Murillo

Bill Burr

Nicole Peters

Lauren Peters

George Wallace

Ronny Chieng

Sarah Burns

Jeff Lewis

Cedric Yarbrough

Alex Edelman

Ali Wentworth

Jaxy Boyd

Jon Hamm

John Slattery

Fred Armisen

Winter Bassett

Bill J. Stevens

Jessica Seinfeld

Darrell Hammond

Dan Levy

Mark Kwak

Susan Elle

Tad Griffith

Barry Marder

Andy Robin

Cherylanne Martin

Beau Bauman

Christophe Beck

Amy Wells

Kristy Carlson

Jimmy Fallon

Meghan Trainor

Clayton Hartley

Mark Ronson

Seth Hill

Susan Matheson

Julia Michaels

Dawn Victoria Dudley

Connie Kallos

Randi Mavestrand

Bianca Appice

Sharisse Fine

Shutchai Tym Buacharern

Kim Gueldner

Denise Paulson

Carol Mitchell

Jacqueline Weiss

Melanie Young

Bill Corso

Desiree Falcon

Teressa Hill

Andy Clement

Angela Levin

Gina Homan

Richard Marin

Samantha Wiener

Sarah M. Pott

Eileen C. Bugnitz

Linda Dalbec Rasmussen

Kyra Panchenko

Waldo Sanchez

Randy Sayer

Peter De Oliveira

Dennis Liddiard

Marsha Shearrill

Terrie Velazquez Owen

Jeff Hubbard

Isaac Mejía

Kerry Lyn McKissick

Michael Wheelock

Katterli Frauenfelder

Kwame Parker

Rhea Rebbe

Brian Sipe

Nichelle Young

Harrison Hartley

Timothy Stuart Hildebrandt

Evan Welch

Jeremy Mittleman

Andy Hay

Anna Behlmer

Karen Jarnecke

Quinn McPherson

Edward Tise

Dale Balani

Emma Finder

Chloe Arnold

Ava Bernstine-Mitchell

James E. Tocci

Keenan Wyatt

Jon H. Epstein

Bob Brown

Charles W. Francis

Thomas T. Taylor

Mindy R. Toback

Trevor Gates

Sofia Randahl Norschau

Samantha Epstein

Iris Azadi

Cameron Croughwell

Brett Sheerin

Troy Lindsay Brown

Zack Duhame

Brenda Lorena Garcia

Kara Petersen

Paul Eliopoulos

Joe Sobalo Jr.

Donny Bailey

Mark Aaron Wagner

Garland Spencer

Comedy

History

Unfrosted

Columbus 81 Productions

Skyview Entertainment

Good One

United States of America

Unfrosted, directed by Jerry Seinfeld, is a mock biopic about the creation of the Pop-Tart that ultimately falls short. While there are quite a few laughs and plenty of absurdity, these elements aren’t enough to save the film from its shortcomings. The film is notably short on story, with a narrative that feels thin and underdeveloped.

The comedy, while occasionally effective, often feels too forced and over-the-top. The film's humor is in-your-face, with jokes and gags that don’t always land. Additionally, the frequent celebrity cameos, while amusing at first, quickly become a distraction. The novelty wears off, leaving the audience to wonder if these appearances are meant to compensate for the lack of a strong story.

Despite its flaws, the film does have its moments. Some of the absurd humor does hit the mark, providing genuine laughs. The performances are generally solid, with the cast embracing the film’s outlandish premise with enthusiasm. This commitment helps to elevate some of the weaker material.

Jerry Seinfeld’s directorial efforts show promise, despite the film’s shortcomings. His unique comedic voice is evident throughout, and his willingness to experiment with the mockumentary format is commendable. 

In conclusion, Unfrosted is an ambitious but ultimately flawed film. While it delivers some laughs and features moments of absurdity that fans of Seinfeld’s humor will appreciate, it falls short in terms of story and overall cohesion. The film’s heavy reliance on celebrity cameos and over-the-top comedy often feels more like a crutch than a strength. However, Jerry Seinfeld's directorial debut shows potential, and it would be interesting to see him tackle another project with a more robust script and narrative structure. For now, Unfrosted serves as a light, if not entirely satisfying, diversion.

Chandler Danier

At all points of this show are jokes. There is something wrong with the jokes. They simmer as a smile under the surface. A Jerry Seinfeld smirk at a recognizably funny concept.

I like the universe they built. It's fun. Hugh Grant is fun. Fatties are fun. Jerry is the funniest man in the history of funnymen.

It is a clever joke to worship the pop tart. It is a clever call out to the Nike movies. To lionize Kellogg and Post is a clever joke. Though all their criticisms are cutting at the content of the food ruining America. Everyone knows sugar is bad...they also show torture in war flicks. The other criticisms are general. Nepo-babies or cuts on corporate culture. It is such a fucking advertisement. Not a clever joke. When making a war film, to use the military's gear you have to clear their representation in your story. Feels like a war film. 

Oooh man but, like in reality, the pop tart is not such an achievement...hilarious! But it did culminate all our knowledge in food science so it really was an achievement. It is just legit product worship! That's a cleverer joke.

You COULD laugh if you let down all defences toward comedy. Pre-Encino Man you. Childlike, innocent. Now look at the screen. You see it? It's funny. This may be Buddha's favourite film.

"Unfrosted" is a movie that takes an unexpected and comical approach by centering its storyline around the Post and Kellogg's brand cereals. Initially surprising and cheesy at times, the film manages to entertain with its amusing premise and playful depiction of the battle between various cereal brands leading to the creation of Pop-Tarts and Toaster Strudel.

Despite its unconventional subject matter, the movie succeeds in engaging viewers with its humor and creativity. The characters and actors involved in the film are surprisingly effective, drawing audiences into the historical aspect of cereal production and brand rivalry.

While one might not expect to be so engrossed in a film about cereal brands, "Unfrosted" proves to be a funny and entertaining experience that offers a unique perspective on the creative side of the cereal industry. The movie's ability to blend humor and historical context has garnered it numerous award nominations, highlighting its success in presenting a fresh and imaginative take on a seemingly mundane topic.

English

Bill Burr and Jerry Seinfeld Watch the JFK Scene in Unfrosted

Don Draper Pitches Breakfast Pastry Name

Official Trailer