American Wedding - Unrated (Widescreen Collector's Edition)

P.S.: My parents did also think that it is very funny.


Stiffler: The Movie   July 31, 2003
Jeremiah Shaffer (Maumee, Ohio United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I've always been a fan of the Pie series, even though I didn't find them ungodly funny, I've always found them to be funny enough for multiple viewings, if I were to review the previous 2 I'd give them at best 4 stars. American Wedding by far exceeds the previous 2, which is very odd in a trilogy. One of the things that makes it far superior is that it's even more vulgar and more unafraid to cross the line a few miles, which it does over and over again, and the great thing about it is it works very well. However, the best thing about Pie 3 is one of the funniest characters created Steve Stiffer takes the movie over and steals the show, every other character in the film is shadowed over the laughs Stiffer brings cause he doesn't have to do much to get a laugh out of me. I'll just leave it at that, if you love Stiffler this movie is for you. I'll leave plot points out so not to spoil the comedy.


Damn I was surprised, this was much better then I expected   August 3, 2003
Scott Chiarelli (Lake Havasu, AZ United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Being a huge fan of the American Pie movies I decided that I had to see the third and final one. I wasn't that excited about it because I thought that it would be impossible to top, let alone, compare to the first and second. This movie was not as good as the second(my favorite of the series), though it lives up to it's predecesors(I'm a bad speller). The movie was crudely disgusting like the others(never said that was a bad thing). The movie had very few moments where I wasn't laughing my (butt)off, but only because they were working up to a joke and because it needed to be serious at a couple times. Most of the characters are back which surprised me for I had heard that only Stiffler, Jim, Jim's Dad, and Michelle were going to be the only returning characters; Finch, Kevin, and Stiffler's Mom(for a few minutes) returned for the movie. I was disapointed to hear that Vicki and Oz didn't return. Though some new characters were added for only this movie like Michelle's parents and sister.
Now to give you the idea of the movie, which is not really given during the trailers. The movie was ofcourse about Jim proposing to Michelle, but is placed from the proposal through the wedding. It is placed after college, showing where everyone is in life(the movie is not based on it, the movie just tells where everyone is at the moment the goes on). During the movie Finch and Stiffler fight over Michelle's beautiful and intelligent younger sister, going extremely far to try to get her.
I feel that this movie was probably the best 3rd movie of a trilogy considering it is very hard to make a sequel to a sequel good without being repetative of the first 2. Thank you for reading my review and I hope you enjoy this movie as much as I did.


The best   August 4, 2003
Scott Stokes (West Hills, CA USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I went in thinking this was "A rental" But I was very happily suprised. This is the best one yet. It was funny, with that wonderfull boy-teen humour we have come to love from the cast. The cast was smaller but there was no shortage of suprises and down right laughs. The clips did not take away from the movie at all. Go see this.


Fun   August 5, 2003
Scarletaka (United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Unlike some I watched the American Pie movies only maybe twice. The first movie was better than the second in my opinion. However, American wedding was hilarious. I laughed so hard at Stifler in this movie. I am actually happy with the cast that remained in this installment of the series. With this movie it makes me feel like they should have simply used these remaining cast members for the entire series. I have seen this movie 3 times and I laugh each time I watch it.
It is a great summer movie just for a good fun experience at the movies.