American Reunion

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Good movie!

i really wanted to like this film but i left feeling very underwhelmed, i thought it could of been so much better, the jokes were cheap and just not funny in my opinion, it just felt to me like they were trying too hard to make this funny and a lot of the scenes were just re used scenes and plots we'd seen before. I know a lot of people may disagree with me but i thought this film could of been a hell of a lot better, they have a great cast of people and i'm sure the actors are talented enough but some of the interactions just seemed boring and forced, it felt like they were just doing this for the money and didn't really care about the characters or i could just be talking complete balls here, judge for yourselves but i certainly wouldn't choose to pay to see this movie again.

This movies is crap, not funny and targeted at 14 year ls of age or under who have no ability to perceive anything beyond grade school humour. Absolutely no redeeming qualities. Definitely not funny. Poorly acted, no plot of relevance and no cinematic qualities. If you are into below the belt jokes by teens,, juvenile escapades and ill- conceived slapstick, this is for you. Otherwise, stay away from this ill conceived tripe Why would anyone wish to see this is beyond comprehension Reviews must contain 10 lines of text for reasons known only to the IMDb webmasters

OK, Group of teenagers American pie was .... Struggling for the right word... OK it was funny.. Kids do dumb things and the make a movie about it. This latests instalment. To be honest, what a waste of money. I would not have watched it for free. I suppose its the American humour thing. The movie never took off to be honest. I presume we will see it on netflix within a year. Another movie showing that when you grow up you can still act the idiot. The whole thing lacks imagination..

Yeah. The title pretty much sums it. Cheesy dialogs, the same old awkward situations that eventually lead to dramatic stupid dialogs, and then things are suddenly better. I'm not saying the first ones were good for something, but this one gives a new meaning to the term generic movie. This is so bad that the actors seem to do it with a sour taste in their mouth. If you expect the same old basic aborted Hollywood script, that says nothing, then this movie is for you. Otherwise avoid it. It's not even funny when it should be funny. I come to think that the recent study that correlates being fat with being stupid (in US) has a direct and harmful consequence over many things people produce. The market will continue to make these kind of movies, because stupid folks are ready to pay money. Just because the ratings are good, doesn't mean this movie deserves more than one star! Avoid it. And yeah, this is not a subjective opinion, because American Reunion is garbage, fact!

I remember not being allowed to see American Pie when I had just turned 13 as my parents deemed it too raunchy. Being the young rebel I was I found a way to see it anyway. To this day it, and the two true sequels, remain some of favourite comedies. Sure, the American Pie 2 and American Pie: Wedding weren't as good as the first, but they all provided copious amounts of good-spirited yet raunchy and filthy laughs with characters you really liked. After a slew of shockingly bad direct-to-video sequels I was extremely excited to see the gang return for one final film in American Reunion. These are characters that have been gone from the screen far too long if you ask me, and their return, although not as good as the first, is still a hilarious trip down memory lane. It's been awhile since the gang have been together, 13 years to be exact, which is the year their high school reunion takes place. Jim (Jason Biggs) is married to Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) with a son, Oz (Chris Klein) is a sports news reporter and engaged to model Mia (Katrina Bowden), Finch has dropped off the radar (Eddie Kaye Thomas), Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is married and an architect and Stifler (Seann William Scott) is a PA at a big firm. When they meet up for their reunion, they are once again up to their old shenanigans. Writers Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg stick to the same formula which made the others so successful, and it worked. The situations these guys get themselves into are weaved into the story well, nothing seems forced. All the actors do a fantastic job of bringing these characters back to their old selves, it's like they were born to play these roles. Obviously the movie is somewhat predictable, with certain characters ending up with another person. By the end, American Reunion has come full circle, and for the people who grew up with American Pie as a teenager it is nice to see it wrapped up as well as it has been. 3½/5

I was lucky enough to catch an advance screening last night at the Mall of America in Minnesota. This movie will not disappoint anyone who is a fan of the original movies or the characters. It has all of the gross-out humor, sexual tension, and most importantly the heart. It doesn't break in any new ground, but gives great closure to all of the characters. The laughs also are spread out well from start until during the credits. In face, I think the first 3 minutes was the funniest I've ever seen in a movie. Even my wife who is just a casual fan laughed more at this movie than any other comedy I've taken her to. Stifler is back!!

Good movie!

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