American Wedding
2003 Directed by Jesse Dylan
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Forever hold your piece.
With high school a distant memory, Jim and Michelle are getting married -- and in a hurry, since Jim's grandmother is sick and wants to see him walk down the aisle -- prompting Stifler to throw the ultimate bachelor party. And Jim's dad is reliable as ever, doling out advice no one wants to hear.
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Yes, I admit, I watched American pie number three. Did I really see someone eat dogshit? Yes I did. No stars for this film.
Oh, well, just one star for January Jones. Because she is só hot! (Oh my God, this film is contagious!) -
It's by far the least funny of the installments with the original cast (we're not including the shitty spin-offs, okay) but it still has plenty more to like than nearly all other raunchy comedies of its kind.
As much as I don't like some of the actors in the original ensemble cast they put together in American Pie, it's still a little stupid that they couldn't bring back the likes of Chris Klein, Mena Suvari, Shannon Elizabeth, Tara Reid, Natasha Lyonne, etc. for this third installment. I've noted before that I loathe the Klein/Suvari developing storyline, but it can't just be completely forgotten here, then only to pick right back up with them in last year's American Reunion. It just…
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Here's a recap of American Wedding: Unfunny set piece after unfunny set piece after unfunny set piece. No plot, no conflict, no JOKES. I love these actors as these characters but it is borderline depressing watching them try to make this material work.
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A very enjoyable and fun comedy that features a very brilliant performance from Seann William Scott as Stifler who shows that he can dance like Baryshnikov.
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It's better than the second slice, not as good as the first slice, but it's still a tasty, worthy slice of pie, even if this pie leaves a funny taste in your mouth.
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After the second part's failure, the third one feels really good, maybe even better than the original.
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A decent addition to the series. I laughed my ass off in the first one; the second was enjoyable, but not near as good as the first; this one is probably on par with #2. It has a few really funny moments, but doesn't flow as well as a whole. It really felt, especially in the first half, that they just thought up some various hilarious gross-out bits, and strung them together. No real flow to the movie, just a string of a plot to move from one to the next. By the second half it felt more fluid, though.
However, the movie was fun, for the most part. The one thing that I think has set these apart from… -
What can I say? I guess I laughed a lot. The series managed to retain its sweetness whilst still delivering plenty of raunchy gags. I kind of hated American Reunion when I saw it last year, so for all I know I'd hate this one as well if I were to ever see it again, which is doubtful.
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This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.
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It's by far the least funny of the installments with the original cast (we're not including the shitty spin-offs, okay) but it still has plenty more to like than nearly all other raunchy comedies of its kind.
As much as I don't like some of the actors in the original ensemble cast they put together in American Pie, it's still a little stupid that they couldn't bring back the likes of Chris Klein, Mena Suvari, Shannon Elizabeth, Tara Reid, Natasha Lyonne, etc. for this third installment. I've noted before that I loathe the Klein/Suvari developing storyline, but it can't just be completely forgotten here, then only to pick right back up with them in last year's American Reunion. It just…
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I shouldn't have allowed the fact that this came on after something that wasn't bad on TV cajole me into watching it. Thankfully I spent the vast majority of that time paying more attention to the people I was talking to on the Internet, but seriously, this movie is terrible.
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Good closer to the trilogy, even though something feels a bit different.
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7.5/10
Though one of the main characters from the previous two movies was surely missed in this second sequel, American Wedding takes the remaining characters in some new directions and what a fantastic third part it turned out to be. Incredibly funny and filled with some memorable scenes, this film was consistent and smart enough in what it was trying to do and this is why surprisingly it wasn't as bad as it probably could have been. Almost as good as the first and this is possibly the best compliment it can be given.
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Some laugh out loud moments and definitely better than #2. Stifler is a riot and Willard is perfect (as always) as the future father in law. Jim’s misadventures are again center stage and hilarious. Levy is so funny as the well meaning dad.
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Unfortunately this only has some of the original cast. Also unfortunately, there is way too much Stifler and he is so out of control and so loathsome, you wonder why his friends don't murder him for being such a horrible human being. A shame as there are some funny moments.