Unfrosted | Official Trailer | Netflix

Michigan, 1963. Kellogg's and Post, sworn cereal rivals, race to create a pastry that will change the face of breakfast. A tale of ambition, betrayal, sugar, and menacing milkmen, Unfrosted stars Jerry Seinfeld in his directorial debut.

Unfrosted is coming to Netflix on May 3.

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Unfrosted | Official Trailer | Netflix

In a time when milk and cereal ruled breakfast, a fierce corporate battle begins over a revolutionary new pastry. A Pop-Tart comedy from Jerry Seinfeld.

[MikeMJPMUNCH]

Bill Burr as JFK is enough to make me want to watch this movie

[TheListenerCanon]

This entire movie is just Jerry making a "What's the deal with Pop Tarts?" joke.

[sebastianb.]

An hour and a half of Bill Burr as JFK talking in front of a camera would've been a superior movie.

[Seanroc]

“Is this a joke?” summed up the trailer pretty well.

[leesalazar]

I like that he says “XANTHAN!” with the same energy he says “NEWMAN!”

[twisted_panties]

What cast do you want? Jerry: "All of them!'

[jimbob]

Welcome to the 2020s where we make entire commercials into a movie

[baarklein]

As a teenager, I was an avid fan of "Seinfeld." Now, in my 40s, I understand why it resonated so deeply with me back then. All the characters, flawed and endearing, were (and are still today) instantly recognizable, and I forged a genuine connection with all of them. It was their imperfections that made them relatable and lovable. However, in contrast, the characters in this movie cannot be lovable because they are abstract, not human. There are just vessels waiting to be filled with jokes, images lacking authenticity and depth. I am disappointed to say the least.

[johnnyboycassidy]

Jerry took a 3 minute comedy bit and turned it into a 2 hour movie.

[thereyofwater]

Only Jerry Seinfeld would make his directorial debut with a movie about Pop Tarts. Can't wait.

[mremu]

I was actually surprised how good this was, it's definitely worth watching and the best part it pretty much mocks everything in our society

[snehalkrishnan]

“Dark and disturbed?? Jerry’s whole life revolves around Superman and cereal!”
~George Costanza

[captainmarvelous]

Jerry seinfeld is truly obsessed with breakfast foods

[mmmppp]

Reading some reviews, I wonder if we saw the same movie? Have people become desensitized to real art? This is a phenomenal movie, very reminiscent of the old movies we grew up with. My attention was undivides from start to finish. The actors were as decent as possible in their roles. Who would have expected such a cast? I was very pleasantly surprised! This could have gone in a very bad direction as many movies today go completely off track. Instead, we got a light, lively film, unencumbered by the perverted jokes that we meet today, nice, interesting, which ingeniously touched on the main events of our time, twisting them in a mild parody. I sincerely hope that Jerry Seinfeld continues in this direction, because this is gold! ❤

[noahheninger]

Interesting how Jerry Seinfeld's comedy seems dated, but Larry David has managed to stay consistently funny and current for all these years.

[morpheusdorpheusorpheus]

Jerry Seinfeld has made 3 movies. One about comedy, one about bees, and now one about pop-tarts. You gotta respect a man who only makes movies about what he cares about

[DDiesel]

Chef boyardee and the Quaker oats man 😂😂😂

[_Abdulziz]

“isn’t this a cereal company? WHY DID MY HUSBAND EXPLODE?!?!”
“😊”

[abrarmullan]

Bill Burr with hairs is enough for me. 😂

[Wollywinkas]

Bill Burr as JFK is a sign that I need to see this movie.