jacobjohntaylor1
This movie is not funny. It is just gross and stupid. It's pooh pooh that is all it is. There is part in it about eating pooh pooh with just proves my point. Because only a movie that's pooh pooh would ever dare to have something so sick and awful and so not funny it would have to be pooh pooh. The original American pie is better and that was awful. It is worst then American pie 2 and that was awful. There are to many comedy movies being made by people who don't even no what funny is. I don't how any one could laugh at this awful movie. Don't wast your money. Don't see this movie. Because it is pooh pooh. Pooh pooh pooh pooh pooh.
slightlymad22
Not all the cast from the original movie return this time around, but that doesn't mean that their is a shortage of laughs, as this for me is on par with the original movie.Plot In A Paragraph: Jim and Michelle are getting married, but in true American Pie style their are a few mishaps on the way to the alter, as Jim tries to impress Michelle's parents and Stiffler and Finch compete for a bridesmaid. The genius of this movie is that although the movies main plot focuses on the wedding of Jim (Jason Biggs) and Michelle Flaherty (Alyson Flannigan) for the first time in the franchise, the movies main sub plot focus's on Stifler, and his crazy antics including trying to organise a legendary bachelor party for Jim, accidentally going to a gay bar, teaching Jim to dance for the wedding, and competing with Finch to win Michelle's younger sister.Nadia (Shannon Elizabeth) doesn't return, and isn't really missed, ditto Sherman (Chris Owen). Vicky (Tara Reid) doesn't return either, which may be down to Reid's problems in real life (However this leaves Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) with less to do. Jessica (Natasha Lyonne) doesn't return, but with no Vicky, she is not needed. The big miss is Oz (Chris Klein) who also does not reappear in this movie and his absence isn't explained. Although according to the trivia section on here, a deleted scene mentions that he and Heather (Mena Suvari) are in Spain. In reality Klein was filming "We Were Soldiers" with Mel Gibson and scheduling conflicts meant he could not make it. If all the absences made it possible to give Seann William Scott more screen time as Stifler, I'm all for it, as he completely stole this movie. Eugene Levy is again brilliant as Jim's dad, January Jones is OK as Candice, Michelle's sister Candice, Fred Wilard and Deborah Rush are both a lot of fun as Michelle's parents, as is Eric Allen Kramer as Bear. Sadly, despite her wedding being the main focus of the movie. Alyson Hannigan isn't given as much to do as one would hope, but is as great as she always in the scenes she has. With several laugh out loud moments I rate this on par with the original and I find it is maybe more rewatchable that the first movie. Stifler having a dance off at the gay bar was comedy gold and is hilarious.
Kelan Wood
I have mentioned before that American Pie 2 is a better movie than the first in my opinion. American Wedding is not as good as it's previous encounters at all It seems the writers were starting to lose ideas of what to do with the characters. The drama isn't as strong as it used to be and things are seem to be focused a little more on Stifler who was a supporting characters in the first two movies. Still it makes out for a lot of fun. The jokes seem to be hit-or-miss in terms of good writing but even the lesser jokes still get a laugh out of me. Guilty as charged I guess. It's not the best movie ever made but it's a good one and it makes me a laugh a lot. Some silly fun and I love it.
mattsteel101
I am half way through viewing this film for the first time (the first of any of the American Pie series) and I have come here to express how pathetic a project this is; the writing is so dire, the script should never have been given the green-light for production. The whole bachelor party scene is just utterly devoid of inventiveness, rhythm, or pace. It is painful to watch. The editor must have had the absolute worst time cutting this to try and create some sort of comedic tension. My God. These films try so hard to be like Ferris Beuler's Day Off or any of the other amazing John Hughs films of the 80s but they fail so miserably.So lazily put together. So lazily conceived. The people running the studios are a**holes frankly. Young lawyer/Harvard types who don't have a single creative bone in their body and couldn't tell a paintbrush from a pencil.This is tragic. A film so desperate to become a cult hit but will never stand a chance. The John Hughes films of the 80s will live on for many years, this cr*p will just vanish.
