American Wedding (2003)

Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

A different way of telling a story

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Out of all the American pie films this is the only pie film you will laugh out loud constantly without any breaks in-between the cast or top notch especially Shaun will-aim Scott as stiffer the script is the smartest of all the films the gags are clever even if they are a bit nauseating at times . But overall if you didn't like the first two pie movies give it a chance it is a real surprise compared to the first two and you will have a good time relishing the anticipation of laughter you will experience when viewing this good natures comedy two big thumbs up . You will seriously have a great time watching this hilarious farce that's all i can say .

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.

I really like this movie. The third installment from the American Pie franchise, the real ones anyway, not like The Naked Mile, is so witty and funny. It's nice to see the characters you've grown attached to, moving on with life. And what shows moving on with life better, than a wedding? It's nice to see the last movie in the series, go out with such a bang. Even though American Reunion happened in the last few years, I will always count this movie to be the end of the American Pie trilogy, and American Reunion, the beginning of a reboot.The beginning is so funny, Michelle going underneath the dinner table to give Jim some early dessert. Priceless.Overall, I give this movie an 8 out of 10.

Completely unfunny, who wrote this? Its just all of the characters in as many awkward situations as possible, which is just cringe-worthy. Ha! This character is eating poo which everyone thinks is chocolate cake and he has to pretend he likes it! Thats funny, right? This is one of many scenes which makes the audience want to turn away from the screen in cringe, but the writers thought was laugh out comedy. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed some parts of the earlier films, which are good if you aren't taking them seriously, but I'm not sure how this is funny.One of the worst films I've ever seen. 1/10