Pizza Man

Matt Burns is a hapless pizza delivery boy and self-proclaimed dork whose life flips upside down when a routine drop-off forces him to swallow a genetically engineered tomato meant to create super soldiers. The unexpected side effect turns Matt into an indestructible, super-strong version of himself, but with little in the way of training or swagger. The film thrives on the comic contrast between his ordinary, awkward persona and the absurd power he suddenly wields.

As Matt bumbles into a corporate conspiracy aimed at weaponizing the tomato technology for global domination, he becomes the target of ruthless executives and henchmen who will stop at nothing to reclaim their research. Stranded in a pizza parlor mascot costume and armed with newfound abilities, he must navigate slapstick fights, narrow escapes, and the chaos of people who underestimated him from the start. The movie blends action beats with broad comedy, making the stakes feel both silly and surprisingly urgent.

At its heart, Pizza Man is an underdog tale: a reluctant hero learning to embrace responsibility while trying to rescue the girl and thwart a takeover scheme. The film mixes superhero tropes with lighthearted satire, delivering laugh-out-loud moments alongside genuine warmth. It’s a goofy, fast-paced romp that celebrates the idea that anyone—no matter how unassuming—can become a hero when pushed to their limits.