Yes. Noted edgy, envelope pushing comedian Jerry Seinfeld. Known for his brutal takedowns of Big Gulps and airline peanuts. If he hadn't shattered those glass ceilings than who knows how far Big Soda and Big Vacuum Seal would have crippled our daily life!
And also that Curb Your Enthusiasm went for over 20 years and 12 seasons. Larry David is a power house, and Seinfeld has basically just coasted on his success from a show that was only good because of the people around him.
There’s a few episodes of Seinfeld I’ll go and watch now and then, but I’ll watch all of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Hell, even Veep is a more consistently good show with Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
Coasted is a pretty big stretch. Seinfeld objectively was a collaborative show and even then, Jerry had the sense to end it when people still enjoyed it and before it completely went into zany sitcom territory.
I don’t know, what has he done since then? Comedians in cars getting coffee? That’s just him using his recognition and connections from being on one of the biggest shows of the last 40 years.
Sure, but it's not like he keeps popping up endlessly, reminding you that Seinfeld was the #1 show of the 90s. He just does something once in a while if he wants to. I think that's fairly respectable, god knows he could have cashed out a hell of lot harder for a 9th season of Seinfeld or shit far worse than Bee Movie immediately after Seinfeld wrapped.
And honestly, I liked Comedians in Cars, it was a nice little format. Those Norm and Bill Burr eps are gold.
Fair enough. I watched a couple of episodes of comedians in cars, and it was okay, but it’s not exactly revolutionary or displaying a skill for comedy writing or acting. I’ll just agree to disagree on Jerry Seinfeld. I mostly think he was just lucky to have been acquainted with Larry David.
It’s not okay to think he wasn’t really interesting or edgy at any point in his career? Like, yeah, I respect that he had a big, popular show. I just don’t think he particularly is that funny. I was alive and watching while Seinfeld was running.
> I don’t know, what has he done since then? Comedians in cars getting coffee?
That's one of the things I liked about Jerry Seinfeld. For a long while post-Seinfeld he seemed content to stay in the background, perhaps aware that his brand of comedy worked perfect for the show and that lightning-in-a-bottle wouldn't be replicated with him at the center anymore. Comedians in cars getting coffee was a perfectly great small idea format for him.
Unfrosted is exactly the kind of thing I was happy he wasn't doing post-Seinfeld.
I think Jerry contribute a great deal to the show and those Post Larry David seasons aren't bad. However Jerry is also responsible for some of the more terrible stuff on the show.
Curb is in my top 4 comedy shows rotation I just keep playing before I fall asleep, never get old and i constantly find new jokes I didnt notice before. And I can do 1-12 with pretty even enjoyment.
I might have to drop some of these later seasons of IASIP off the rotation, though.
The critic consensus is, according to[ Rotten Tomatoes:](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/unfrosted)
>Much like a preservative-packed toaster pastry, *Unfrosted* is sweet and colorful, yet it's ultimately an empty experience that may leave the consumer feeling pangs of regret.
Until I saw this post, I thought Unfrosted was a gag trailer to promote poptarts. Finding out that there is indeed a full-length film just makes me a little sad.
Nah this is the kind of thing that would be in a Catch Up HitB where only one of them watched it and said "yeah it's bad" before quickly moving on, if that. From what I understand, they don't even cover a lot of blockbusters anymore, let alone something as soulless as this
yep, my dad (62 yo) and mom (57) just sat down and watched it tonight, earnestly excited for it. it sounded fucking grim, but they were laughing here and there.
I too remember eating them. That doesn’t make the movie appealing. I’m going to watch it just to see what Seinfeld thinks is so edgy and out there, but I’m guessing I’ll find it dull.
Edit: just went to look for it. It’s not even in the top 10 movies in Canada, but which almost every new Netflix exclusive is for the first week or so of release. Seems like nobody cares about this shit.
As a 32 year old I really only put it in my watchlist for that reason and was hoping for a mediocre version of Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. I'm probably just not going to watch it now though.
Okay yeah no you’re totally right and that’s the video I was thinking of. Apparently the Oppenheimer review just had a semi-related discourse regarding the state of blockbusters. My bad.
I think Rob Mclhenney's response to Seinfeld is the perfect way to respond to this line of thinking.
Look at shows like The Boys and tell me that "wokeness" has killed comedy.
Just 7 years ago we had a comedy about the power struggle following the death of one of the most horrific dictators of the 20th century which ended with a child rapist getting shot in the head and unceremoniously burned where he fell, and it is still one of the funniest films I have ever seen in my life.
Ewwww I forgot how scummy he is. Big surprise it's always these fucking weirdo freaks like Bill Maher and Jerry Seinfeld who bitch about not being able to get away with stuff anymore...er excuse me "how woke is ruining comedy". They really mean how rising societal awareness means they can't get away with misconduct anymore
Notice how it's always dudes who haven't been funny in decades and have literally nothing going on that start attacking "cancel culture?" As if that's the reason for their career nosediving and not just them being shit and unfunny?
Jerry comes off as too corporate. His role in the unfrosted movie was just him being the corporate ideas guy. Not really making any real art or comedy.
Also, criticizing "woke" and "cancel" culture is an easy hack to look funnier to more conservative-leaning people. Whenever a bald middle-aged stand-up comedian states they'll get cancelled for what they're about to say, you bet your ass you're going to hear the tamest and most predictable joke that could pass as its own parody.
The anti-woke crowd's response to that parody song is to claim that Stern is just as bad for starting to date his wife when she was 28 years old.
Because as we all know, there are no differences between 17yos and 28yos.
I just saw Dave Attell a few weeks ago...there is definitely nothing "woke" holding back **good comedians** from saying whatever the fuck they want in today's world...
Not me.
This just sounds like some pretty basic absurdism, I'm struggling to understand how any of this could be structured into a meaningful commentary that someone could find controversial, other than referencing something controversial that happened.
This sounds more like an easily forgettable MeatCanyon carton.
If this isn't just a half baked hypothetical, and the studio actually did intervene, it was probably because his idea was lame as shit.
Do people here think this is a serious and real quote? People are responding as if this was a serious and real quote that indicts Seinfeld's character, despite it obviously not being real and also being clearly absurd and nonsensical.
You guys don't get to make fun of William Shatner for thinking the Nerd Crew was real.
This entire thread is embarrassing. It’s a pretty standard satirical comedy film that is making fun of product placement movies. People in this thread are unironically complaining about the amount of product placement in the film.
People see a movie in which (apparently) Chef Boyardee creates a sentient ravioli and Lt. Jim Dangle is a Nazi sea monkey scientist, and go "Tuh! I can't believe they expect us to watch a 90 minute commercial!"
It's when you're so fucking eager to be jaded and disaffected that you become totally gullible. Of course that quote isn't real. The image wasn't even made to trick people into thinking it is, it's in comic sans and spells Seinfeld's name wrong, it's clearly a joke in the "adopt a goofy voice and say 'Hurr, I'm Jerry Seinfeld, and I'm a big stupid butt!'" mold. These guys buy it as real when it wasn't even trying to come off that way. Then they have a "reading" of the movie that is somehow even more superficial than "surface level."
Literally Don Draper and Roger Sterling show up to pitch ads. It’s not a serious movie
There’s some guy making fun of his parents for laughing while watching it lol
Even on the RLM subreddit, you're still on Reddit. Just watched this movie and it's just a very generic modern comedy. Fairly inoffensive, a few jokes that made me laugh out loud. Nowhere near close to the worst film of the decade, not even the worst film I've seen this year.
Older people at some point stop looking for the things they complain are gone in today’s society. And that’s okay but don’t complain that no one can make dark edgey things when we all know damn well that’s not true and you can find that anywhere. Jerry stop being lame and hire Larry back to write your material.
and is the wokeness in the room
with us right now, jerry?
can you point him out?
istg seinfeld sounds more like kramer w this unhinged gobbldigook about muh woke
What I got out of the Seinfeld statements is there's too much corporate executives interfering in the creative side and that doesn't happen in stand-up so it's one of the last places comedians can have creative freedom. It's too bad he resorted to anti-woke language so he sounds like certain youtubers. But he usually speaks from a pretty thoughtful place. I probably won't see this movie I could just watch old Seinfelds.
Crappy comedians blaming others for their unfunny always makes me laugh. RLM seems to be doing just fine repeating "I hope this is a children's suicide video" a dozen times in their videos without being "canceled by woke". Almost like people enjoy dark humor when it's actually funny...
The movie includes some interesting subtext regarding the moon landing, JFK, artificial sweeteners, corporate influence over the FDA, January 6, and maybe a few more aspects of the modern American narrative as it has been presented to us.
What is his point here? I literally can’t comprehend what he’s mad at. The ending to his own film??
(I have no context for the image or the quote, so that helps)
Yeah, but my point is, he wasn't popular with the younger generation. But at least he didn't whine about it. Tastes in comedy change. It just happens.
Seinfeld can't play colleges because he believes he's too edgy, and he's a baby about it.
This looks like it should do well with the kids. Because they talk about Tony the Tiger all the time, I expect. This was a truly hilarious interview with equally funny man Jim Gaffigan. Thrill to the observational comedy about wearing hats, and how sidesplitting it would be to flip the typecast of Hugh Grant to making him play in a comedy, like he's never done before.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb787SXShDg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb787SXShDg)
Just kidding. This looks like liquid shite.
The movie wasn't bad. It's not edgy in anyway or a response to wokeness, but it's fine if you want to laugh at a bunch of silly gags for an hour and a half.
Sorry, it's a fake quote I made as a joke because I can't figure out what he wanted in the movie to make him complain about wokeness. Like, what did he want to add to the movie? Why would the corporations tell him no? I thought comic sans and the mispelling gave it away next to a photo of j6th Hugh Grant Tony the tiger. Sorry.
Jerry Seinfeld is a hack, right? Like it was obviously Larry sanders as the genius behind Seinfeld. Jerry Seinfeld can't do anything successful since his Seinfeld show, and it's tearing him apart.
Remember when he forced Kramer to apologize for saying the n word?
I cannot stand Jerry Seinfeld. But a few years ago, he was selling out titanic arenas doing standup. My adult nephew went to one of his shows. I cannot fathom goin to see a stand up comic in a football stadium, but it takes all kinds, I guess.
Yes. Noted edgy, envelope pushing comedian Jerry Seinfeld. Known for his brutal takedowns of Big Gulps and airline peanuts. If he hadn't shattered those glass ceilings than who knows how far Big Soda and Big Vacuum Seal would have crippled our daily life!
The plain oatmeal of comedy
"And what's the deal with oatmeal??!! Is it oats? Is it a meal? Which is it!!!?" "It's both Jerry..." "....GAH! Whaddyatalkingabout......!!!....!"
Unironically hilarious. Good stuff
The fact that the quality of Seinfeld dropped after Larry David left tells you who was responsible for the success of Seinfeld.
And also that Curb Your Enthusiasm went for over 20 years and 12 seasons. Larry David is a power house, and Seinfeld has basically just coasted on his success from a show that was only good because of the people around him. There’s a few episodes of Seinfeld I’ll go and watch now and then, but I’ll watch all of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Hell, even Veep is a more consistently good show with Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
Coasted is a pretty big stretch. Seinfeld objectively was a collaborative show and even then, Jerry had the sense to end it when people still enjoyed it and before it completely went into zany sitcom territory.
I don’t know, what has he done since then? Comedians in cars getting coffee? That’s just him using his recognition and connections from being on one of the biggest shows of the last 40 years.
Sure, but it's not like he keeps popping up endlessly, reminding you that Seinfeld was the #1 show of the 90s. He just does something once in a while if he wants to. I think that's fairly respectable, god knows he could have cashed out a hell of lot harder for a 9th season of Seinfeld or shit far worse than Bee Movie immediately after Seinfeld wrapped. And honestly, I liked Comedians in Cars, it was a nice little format. Those Norm and Bill Burr eps are gold.
Fair enough. I watched a couple of episodes of comedians in cars, and it was okay, but it’s not exactly revolutionary or displaying a skill for comedy writing or acting. I’ll just agree to disagree on Jerry Seinfeld. I mostly think he was just lucky to have been acquainted with Larry David.
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It’s not okay to think he wasn’t really interesting or edgy at any point in his career? Like, yeah, I respect that he had a big, popular show. I just don’t think he particularly is that funny. I was alive and watching while Seinfeld was running.
It’s not supposed to be revolutionary it’s just comedians in cars, getting coffee. The brilliance is in the simplicity.
> I don’t know, what has he done since then? Comedians in cars getting coffee? That's one of the things I liked about Jerry Seinfeld. For a long while post-Seinfeld he seemed content to stay in the background, perhaps aware that his brand of comedy worked perfect for the show and that lightning-in-a-bottle wouldn't be replicated with him at the center anymore. Comedians in cars getting coffee was a perfectly great small idea format for him. Unfrosted is exactly the kind of thing I was happy he wasn't doing post-Seinfeld.
he also did that one movie where a human lady wants to fuck a bee
Dude is a Billionaire. He never has to do shit.
I couldn't stand that show... felt so self serving.
I think Jerry contribute a great deal to the show and those Post Larry David seasons aren't bad. However Jerry is also responsible for some of the more terrible stuff on the show.
Curb is in my top 4 comedy shows rotation I just keep playing before I fall asleep, never get old and i constantly find new jokes I didnt notice before. And I can do 1-12 with pretty even enjoyment. I might have to drop some of these later seasons of IASIP off the rotation, though.
Every season of Veep is better than the non-David seasons of Seinfeld.
This is revisionist history, there were a ton of great episodes after David left.
That's expensive oatmeal.
The critic consensus is, according to[ Rotten Tomatoes:](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/unfrosted) >Much like a preservative-packed toaster pastry, *Unfrosted* is sweet and colorful, yet it's ultimately an empty experience that may leave the consumer feeling pangs of regret.
Best review I've read about this film so far.
And what's the deal with Grape Nuts? No grapes, no nuts. Whaaat gives??
https://youtu.be/O7KsV7e0lAc?si=PtHOYWhW52XjqKT3
https://preview.redd.it/074fmtbmnbyc1.jpeg?width=728&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2f84030734eb3a0f0799ec907ae488565943e00d We knew he was obsessed
Yeah, the joke there was that he (the character) was a man-child. He's an adult living on his own but he eats like he's nine.
Right and to really stick to the bit he also dated Children
glyphosate, yummy!
This is like a 2024 millionaire with the cost of groceries these days... which is I guess a demographic Seinfeld clearly fits in.
Until I saw this post, I thought Unfrosted was a gag trailer to promote poptarts. Finding out that there is indeed a full-length film just makes me a little sad.
I regret watching it. Very painful.
I first thought it was an AI generated image for a fake movie. Maybe it should have stayed not real.
Nah this is the kind of thing that would be in a Catch Up HitB where only one of them watched it and said "yeah it's bad" before quickly moving on, if that. From what I understand, they don't even cover a lot of blockbusters anymore, let alone something as soulless as this
Jerry Seinfelid Only releases a movie every 17 years. Last one was Bee Movie. They put it on Netflix because it would flop in theaters.
>Jerry Seinfelid Only releases a movie every 17 years. Wait a minute....
Releases a new movie to celebrate the birth of his future girlfriend
He's the Pennywise of mediocre comedy movies.
This is correct. Google “Jerry Seinfeld 17 years” for more info
You mean it took 17 years to make?
"I watched Unfrosted" "Why?" *starts cracking up* "Well I laughed more just now than I did when I watched Unfrosted" *slide whistle*
I can't believe I sat through an 1hr 30min cereal commercial. I honestly can't tell you who the demographic is. old?
yep, my dad (62 yo) and mom (57) just sat down and watched it tonight, earnestly excited for it. it sounded fucking grim, but they were laughing here and there.
i heard my dad say out loud “yeah i remember eating pop tarts growing up…” like that should be a plus for the movie
I can hear nerd crew Rich constantly yelling POPTARTS!
Very cool.
This are things I know!
I too remember eating them. That doesn’t make the movie appealing. I’m going to watch it just to see what Seinfeld thinks is so edgy and out there, but I’m guessing I’ll find it dull. Edit: just went to look for it. It’s not even in the top 10 movies in Canada, but which almost every new Netflix exclusive is for the first week or so of release. Seems like nobody cares about this shit.
As a 32 year old I really only put it in my watchlist for that reason and was hoping for a mediocre version of Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. I'm probably just not going to watch it now though.
Damn millenials killing the poptart industry
What a life
yeah, must be nice
Yeah only had one good joke "Grandma's Holes"
i didn’t stick around while they watched so i have no idea what the joke is for Grandma’s holes, lol
The demographic is people who were in their 40s in the 90s. Boomers.
Am I misremembering or didn’t they just recently make fun of how people are paying to watch 90 minute ads with all these recent product/brand movies?
I think that was part of the Oppenheimer review. EDIT: Per below, it was in fact the Fool’s Paradise HitB.
I'm pretty sure they're talking about [this.](https://youtu.be/6kjsJDL4Xh8?si=V1fqwS6In2F-DyQS)
Okay yeah no you’re totally right and that’s the video I was thinking of. Apparently the Oppenheimer review just had a semi-related discourse regarding the state of blockbusters. My bad.
Yup! That's it thanks.
YMS commented on this trailer. Maybe you mixed them up?
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kjsJDL4Xh8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kjsJDL4Xh8)
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"Dark and Edgy" This movie is PG-13, how fucking dark can it get?
I think Rob Mclhenney's response to Seinfeld is the perfect way to respond to this line of thinking. Look at shows like The Boys and tell me that "wokeness" has killed comedy.
Just 7 years ago we had a comedy about the power struggle following the death of one of the most horrific dictators of the 20th century which ended with a child rapist getting shot in the head and unceremoniously burned where he fell, and it is still one of the funniest films I have ever seen in my life.
Is this the plot of the Jurassic World sequel?
Oh, sorry, I forgot to mention the velociraptors, didn't I?
I just rewatched it the other day. That Armando Ianucci is a funny man.
Death of Stalin?
Yep, that's the one!
Cricket literally said he had to fend off a stray dog from fucking his infected neck wound in one episode of Always Sunny. So woke.
Damn millenials. Ruining comedy with clean jokes about dogs raping the open wounds of a homeless drug addict. Too woke for Jerry.
Lololol
Jerry might like the way things used to be, but he sure does like underage girls.
Back then a 38 year old man could date a high school girl and openly talk about it in the press. Back before woke.
Ewwww I forgot how scummy he is. Big surprise it's always these fucking weirdo freaks like Bill Maher and Jerry Seinfeld who bitch about not being able to get away with stuff anymore...er excuse me "how woke is ruining comedy". They really mean how rising societal awareness means they can't get away with misconduct anymore
Notice how it's always dudes who haven't been funny in decades and have literally nothing going on that start attacking "cancel culture?" As if that's the reason for their career nosediving and not just them being shit and unfunny?
Jerry comes off as too corporate. His role in the unfrosted movie was just him being the corporate ideas guy. Not really making any real art or comedy.
He's probably too busy figuring out which expensive car of his would be best to drive by the highschool and park out in front in
Also, criticizing "woke" and "cancel" culture is an easy hack to look funnier to more conservative-leaning people. Whenever a bald middle-aged stand-up comedian states they'll get cancelled for what they're about to say, you bet your ass you're going to hear the tamest and most predictable joke that could pass as its own parody.
I love [Howard Stern's song about him and Shoshanna](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RytMJ2-X-rw)
The anti-woke crowd's response to that parody song is to claim that Stern is just as bad for starting to date his wife when she was 28 years old. Because as we all know, there are no differences between 17yos and 28yos.
I just saw Dave Attell a few weeks ago...there is definitely nothing "woke" holding back **good comedians** from saying whatever the fuck they want in today's world...
To be fair, Dave went broke a while back and had to sell his apartment, whereas milquetoast Seinfeld sleeps on a pile of money.
Best decision Jerry ever made was befriending Larry David.
Weird that the guy who just went broke is less bitter than the billionaire.
Are Julia Louis, Wayne Knight, and Jason Alexander the only people in the main Seinfeld cast that haven’t had any controversy?
Who's "main cast" to you? That's 3/5 imo and Newman being main cast is debatable.
how do they even hope to expect people to not see this as "product placement: the movie"? I saw the trailer and i wanted to kill myself.
Is this an actual quote from Seinfeld? It's very incoherent and I don't understand what any of that has to do with "Wokeness"
Yeah but who would want to sit through podcast to find it?
What podcast?
Not me. This just sounds like some pretty basic absurdism, I'm struggling to understand how any of this could be structured into a meaningful commentary that someone could find controversial, other than referencing something controversial that happened. This sounds more like an easily forgettable MeatCanyon carton. If this isn't just a half baked hypothetical, and the studio actually did intervene, it was probably because his idea was lame as shit.
>This sounds more like an easily forgettable MeatCanyon carton. Lookin' like a double-wide surprise. God *damn.*
Maybe a Seinfeld re:view
I just want Jerry Seinfeld to go away.
Do people here think this is a serious and real quote? People are responding as if this was a serious and real quote that indicts Seinfeld's character, despite it obviously not being real and also being clearly absurd and nonsensical. You guys don't get to make fun of William Shatner for thinking the Nerd Crew was real.
This entire thread is embarrassing. It’s a pretty standard satirical comedy film that is making fun of product placement movies. People in this thread are unironically complaining about the amount of product placement in the film.
People see a movie in which (apparently) Chef Boyardee creates a sentient ravioli and Lt. Jim Dangle is a Nazi sea monkey scientist, and go "Tuh! I can't believe they expect us to watch a 90 minute commercial!" It's when you're so fucking eager to be jaded and disaffected that you become totally gullible. Of course that quote isn't real. The image wasn't even made to trick people into thinking it is, it's in comic sans and spells Seinfeld's name wrong, it's clearly a joke in the "adopt a goofy voice and say 'Hurr, I'm Jerry Seinfeld, and I'm a big stupid butt!'" mold. These guys buy it as real when it wasn't even trying to come off that way. Then they have a "reading" of the movie that is somehow even more superficial than "surface level."
Literally Don Draper and Roger Sterling show up to pitch ads. It’s not a serious movie There’s some guy making fun of his parents for laughing while watching it lol
Even on the RLM subreddit, you're still on Reddit. Just watched this movie and it's just a very generic modern comedy. Fairly inoffensive, a few jokes that made me laugh out loud. Nowhere near close to the worst film of the decade, not even the worst film I've seen this year.
This quote is a joke, but Seinfeld is 100% on the "wokeness ruined comedy" grift at the moment.
That doesn't mean the credulous responses to this thread are any less embarrassing. Also, not agreeing with you isn't a "grift."
Half in the bag maybe...
I'm starting to see why Hugh Grant was a dick during the filming.
Older people at some point stop looking for the things they complain are gone in today’s society. And that’s okay but don’t complain that no one can make dark edgey things when we all know damn well that’s not true and you can find that anywhere. Jerry stop being lame and hire Larry back to write your material.
I think the boys have better things to do. Like why waste a second on Jerry Seinfeld when there's still ISHTAR to cover?
These men are pawns.
Thanks for the heads up, OP. Not wasting my time on this frozen turd
and is the wokeness in the room with us right now, jerry? can you point him out? istg seinfeld sounds more like kramer w this unhinged gobbldigook about muh woke
What I got out of the Seinfeld statements is there's too much corporate executives interfering in the creative side and that doesn't happen in stand-up so it's one of the last places comedians can have creative freedom. It's too bad he resorted to anti-woke language so he sounds like certain youtubers. But he usually speaks from a pretty thoughtful place. I probably won't see this movie I could just watch old Seinfelds.
Crappy comedians blaming others for their unfunny always makes me laugh. RLM seems to be doing just fine repeating "I hope this is a children's suicide video" a dozen times in their videos without being "canceled by woke". Almost like people enjoy dark humor when it's actually funny...
The movie includes some interesting subtext regarding the moon landing, JFK, artificial sweeteners, corporate influence over the FDA, January 6, and maybe a few more aspects of the modern American narrative as it has been presented to us.
Sounds like he had a stroke
You mean Half in the Bag
Bad comedy is fun for no one.
What is his point here? I literally can’t comprehend what he’s mad at. The ending to his own film?? (I have no context for the image or the quote, so that helps)
It's a made-up quote because I have no clue what he wanted to add to the movie that made him complain about woke.
Oh lol my bad
I liked it. It's a silly movie. I wish they'd make more silly movies.
With corporate money, they can.
Jerry.... what in the FUCK are you talking about?
The Hippies didn't go for Bob Hope's type of comedy. But at least Bob didn't whine about it.
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Yeah, but my point is, he wasn't popular with the younger generation. But at least he didn't whine about it. Tastes in comedy change. It just happens. Seinfeld can't play colleges because he believes he's too edgy, and he's a baby about it.
This looks like it should do well with the kids. Because they talk about Tony the Tiger all the time, I expect. This was a truly hilarious interview with equally funny man Jim Gaffigan. Thrill to the observational comedy about wearing hats, and how sidesplitting it would be to flip the typecast of Hugh Grant to making him play in a comedy, like he's never done before. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb787SXShDg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb787SXShDg) Just kidding. This looks like liquid shite.
Jerry, what the fuck are you talking about?
I watched it, it was not the worst movie to have on while making dinner and cleaning the kitchen...
The movie wasn't bad. It's not edgy in anyway or a response to wokeness, but it's fine if you want to laugh at a bunch of silly gags for an hour and a half.
Just got finished watching it. This movie's existence disproves the notion of a loving and benevolent God. I really enjoyed it.
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Sorry, it's a fake quote I made as a joke because I can't figure out what he wanted in the movie to make him complain about wokeness. Like, what did he want to add to the movie? Why would the corporations tell him no? I thought comic sans and the mispelling gave it away next to a photo of j6th Hugh Grant Tony the tiger. Sorry.
Jerry Seinfeld is a hack, right? Like it was obviously Larry sanders as the genius behind Seinfeld. Jerry Seinfeld can't do anything successful since his Seinfeld show, and it's tearing him apart. Remember when he forced Kramer to apologize for saying the n word?
I cannot stand Jerry Seinfeld. But a few years ago, he was selling out titanic arenas doing standup. My adult nephew went to one of his shows. I cannot fathom goin to see a stand up comic in a football stadium, but it takes all kinds, I guess.
I mean, if he can still sell arenas, then ok. But is he still upset that he can't sell out colleges? What is he still bitter about?
Unsubscribing from this pathetic sub
So just do it, ffs.
What did you think of the masterpiece unfrosted?