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[dbt1949]

I just watched Jerry Seinfeld's Unfrosted. and understand it's poor reviews. If you watch it you understand too.

[Rumpy]

So, would it be fair to say it's receiving a 'frosty' reception?

[hepcat]

As are you hopefully, after that pun.

[YellowKing]

I absolutely loved Seinfeld (the show), but everything I've ever seen or read about Seinfeld (the comedian) makes me think he's a colossal dick. I even remember watching Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee or whatever that show is and thinking "He constantly comes off as an arrogant prick."

[Pyperkub]

Apparently he was also one of the donors to the anri-protest event involving the thugs at ucla who attacked the protestors.

[hepcat]

Sounds like it was his wife. And I'm guessing they didn't realize that the counter protestors were going in with bad intentions/developed said bad intentions as the event wore on.

[Pyperkub]

Sounds like it was his wife. And I'm guessing they didn't realize that the counter protestors were going in with bad intentions/developed said bad intentions as the event wore on.

And yet, as a Bruin alum, I'm disgusted. They may not have been paying enough attention to know, and yet it was 100% predictable.

I'm far more disgusted at the cops for not addressing any of those violent jackholes tho.

[Rumpy]

I was curious about Unfrosted and tried about 10 min of it, and yep, that was pretty bad. Sad thing is, I think the topic itself could be great under a different production and direction. But this is a movie that feels desperate. Right at the beginning, there's a scene that sets the tone between Seinfeld and a kid, and Seinfeld pretty much begs the kid to let him tell the story of the poptart. I felt sorry for this kid. And from then on, it constantly feels like the movie wants to laugh at you, not with you. In just the 10 minutes I was able to endure, there was a smugness throughout.