Jim und Michelle heiraten. Ihre Familien und Freunde versammeln sich, darunter auch Jims alter Freunde von der High School und Michelles kleine Schwester.Jim und Michelle heiraten. Ihre Familien und Freunde versammeln sich, darunter auch Jims alter Freunde von der High School und Michelles kleine Schwester.Jim und Michelle heiraten. Ihre Familien und Freunde versammeln sich, darunter auch Jims alter Freunde von der High School und Michelles kleine Schwester.
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Eric Allan Kramer
- Bear
- (as Eric Allen Kramer)
Nikki Ziering
- Officer Krystal
- (as Nikki Schieler Ziering)
Antoinette Spolar
- Cultured Saleswoman
- (as Antoinette Levine)
Reynaldo Gallegos
- Leslie Summers
- (as Reynaldo A. Gallegos)
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The Best kind of Pie
It was lacking some ingrediants, or cast members, but only an AMERICAN PIE movie could make good of that issue.Its had a great soundtrack, like the others It is hard to say which AMERICAN PIE installment is the best cause there all just one outrageous saga. This is a great (supposed) finish to the AMERICAN PIE series. Id say AMERICAN WEDDING had more laughs that both its predeccesors, even though i never thought that would be possible. It also was a little sweeter. Id consider it more of a Wedding cake. if you liked the first one and second, or at least one of those two, u like this one equally or better. AMERICAN WEDDING delivers a super slice of guilty, raunchy pleasure. You laugh and laugh, and still laugh even the 20th time u watch it...
The raunchiest and sincerest
American Wedding isn't like either of its predecessors and a lot of that is to do with how it looks and the fact some of the characters are missing. By simultaneously being the raunchiest and most sincere, it keeps the franchise moving along nicely. Watching these characters grow whilst losing none of their charm is a real joy.
Jason Biggs and Alyson Hannigan are cute together and it's really nice that the film avoids the usual pitfalls as they plan their wedding. Eugene Levy remains an immensely supportive movie dad and Sean William Scott has only gotten worse which makes him better. When he threatens to wade into caricature, the film wisely knows to give him an arc.
Jesse Dylan's direction finally gives these films some actual stylistic flair. There are some great sequences that are staged wonderfully and the film is generally more ambitious visually. The film looks so much slicker than the other two and by including a dance off, it can really cheat with the soundtrack by including a lot of great songs In quick succession.
Jason Biggs and Alyson Hannigan are cute together and it's really nice that the film avoids the usual pitfalls as they plan their wedding. Eugene Levy remains an immensely supportive movie dad and Sean William Scott has only gotten worse which makes him better. When he threatens to wade into caricature, the film wisely knows to give him an arc.
Jesse Dylan's direction finally gives these films some actual stylistic flair. There are some great sequences that are staged wonderfully and the film is generally more ambitious visually. The film looks so much slicker than the other two and by including a dance off, it can really cheat with the soundtrack by including a lot of great songs In quick succession.
the final chapter
This was an awesome closure to the American pie series (with the original cast) Stifler is pretty good in this, he always steps it up. The cast kinda gets smaller and smaller as the series goes on, but we are left with the core of the group. Jim again has some great comedic moments, Jason Biggs by now has perfected the role of Jim. This as the second movie, plays it's part as a sequel, series or a trilogy. If you have seen the first two, this will be a good ending to the story for those who haven't seen the first two, or only part one, go out and get caught up before seeing this one. You missed a lot of the action. icing on the cake
9/10
9/10
If you liked the other two then you'll like this one despite it being a weak end to the trilogy
Despite an embarrassing scene at a restaurant, Jim proposes to his long-time girlfriend Michelle. For their wedding Jim enlists the help of Finch and Kevin to make everything smooth and keep Stifler out of the way. However a ceremony is hard work and is made harder when things just always seem to go wrong and when Stifler seems to be determined to f**k the bride's sister even if it means pretending to be mild mannered and polite.
Trying to think about this film or the series itself is like trying to argue with mud, basically you just need to accept that this is a silly, stupid gross out comedy that relies on poor taste jokes and unlikely set ups. If this is a problem for you then don't watch it. If you have accepted it and are watching it then it all comes down to, is it a GOOD gross out comedy with poor taste jokes? As much as I know I should be above it, I did laugh at the other 2 films and was happy to go and see this and, for the most part, I laughed at this. However this was the weakest of the three and the silence in the cinema was quite often uncomfortable usually silence in a cinema is a good thing, but this was often an uncomfortable `I should be laughing more' type of silence.
In my review of part 2 I said `lets not do a 3'. Watching this I'm sort of glad they managed to do it but I can see the strain despite their best efforts. The main set up sequences are gross and funny but the gaps between are where the silence comes, there ain't enough comedy to cover the whole film. I'm not talking about the sweet stuff near the end, I just talking about all the scenes between the banner scenes. Plus the sequences are very forced at times (many you can see coming for miles), but this isn't too bad as they still manage to be hilariously gross! For those who like the nudity (and who didn't like the bi-sexual teasing scene from part 2?) there is a long sequence of strippers with large fake breasts, if that's your thing (I'm a man, so yes!) which is funny but also serves up the mandatory t&a. There are also some scenes that are TOO forced eg the dance in the gay bar is funny but is too long and feels like a good idea with average delivery.
The film bravely loses something like half the cast and makes the film better in that regard. In fact Kevin has so little to do that they could have lost his character all together. However this is offset by the change to Stifler. In the first 2 he is obnoxious and rude but he is also the brunt of more jokes than he is the punisher. In the first half here, he is very rude and annoying and you hate him for how he treats his friends. That makes all his early antics hard to laugh at because now all you can see is a jerk hurting people. In the second half this is less of an issue as he changes a little and gets what's coming to him (and how!). I have a theory that Scott knows he has been pigeon holed in this role and is desperate to get out of it in fact when I saw Bullet Proof Monk I did think to myself that he is just playing a kung-fu Stifler. Knowing this I think he played Stifler at full volume so that his next role would be nowhere near this performance. Thus he has a weird crazed sneer on his face, he is ultra cruel and rude and is a real jerk hard to laugh with (but luckily still easy to laugh at).
The rest of the cast do quite well. Biggs manages to make more of his role than the victim and is sensitive when he needs to be I think it will be hard for him to shake off Jim (pardon the pun) but he shows he can do acting when he needs to. Hannigan's innocent girlie voice is a little grating now and doesn't sit with her image as a woman it suited her to be a geek. Luckily she doesn't have that much to do after the funny opening scene. Thomas is OK but Nicholas just kind of hangs around with a half smile of his face and nothing to do. Levy is still brillant as Jim's Dad but misses his `awkward moment' relationship (which they give him with Michelle to repeat it). Jones is eye candy and the return of Stifler's Mon (forget her name) is pointless and a mistake that is happily kept to a few moments.
Overall this is as poor a film as you expect rude, in poor taste, lacking a strong plot or performances, but none of these things are really fair comments as the film still manages to be funny. The character of Stifler makes the first half very hard to enjoy and there are too many bits that don't work or where I didn't laugh but I still laughed. Many viewers will feel that the series has simply fizzled out despite it still being funny.
Trying to think about this film or the series itself is like trying to argue with mud, basically you just need to accept that this is a silly, stupid gross out comedy that relies on poor taste jokes and unlikely set ups. If this is a problem for you then don't watch it. If you have accepted it and are watching it then it all comes down to, is it a GOOD gross out comedy with poor taste jokes? As much as I know I should be above it, I did laugh at the other 2 films and was happy to go and see this and, for the most part, I laughed at this. However this was the weakest of the three and the silence in the cinema was quite often uncomfortable usually silence in a cinema is a good thing, but this was often an uncomfortable `I should be laughing more' type of silence.
In my review of part 2 I said `lets not do a 3'. Watching this I'm sort of glad they managed to do it but I can see the strain despite their best efforts. The main set up sequences are gross and funny but the gaps between are where the silence comes, there ain't enough comedy to cover the whole film. I'm not talking about the sweet stuff near the end, I just talking about all the scenes between the banner scenes. Plus the sequences are very forced at times (many you can see coming for miles), but this isn't too bad as they still manage to be hilariously gross! For those who like the nudity (and who didn't like the bi-sexual teasing scene from part 2?) there is a long sequence of strippers with large fake breasts, if that's your thing (I'm a man, so yes!) which is funny but also serves up the mandatory t&a. There are also some scenes that are TOO forced eg the dance in the gay bar is funny but is too long and feels like a good idea with average delivery.
The film bravely loses something like half the cast and makes the film better in that regard. In fact Kevin has so little to do that they could have lost his character all together. However this is offset by the change to Stifler. In the first 2 he is obnoxious and rude but he is also the brunt of more jokes than he is the punisher. In the first half here, he is very rude and annoying and you hate him for how he treats his friends. That makes all his early antics hard to laugh at because now all you can see is a jerk hurting people. In the second half this is less of an issue as he changes a little and gets what's coming to him (and how!). I have a theory that Scott knows he has been pigeon holed in this role and is desperate to get out of it in fact when I saw Bullet Proof Monk I did think to myself that he is just playing a kung-fu Stifler. Knowing this I think he played Stifler at full volume so that his next role would be nowhere near this performance. Thus he has a weird crazed sneer on his face, he is ultra cruel and rude and is a real jerk hard to laugh with (but luckily still easy to laugh at).
The rest of the cast do quite well. Biggs manages to make more of his role than the victim and is sensitive when he needs to be I think it will be hard for him to shake off Jim (pardon the pun) but he shows he can do acting when he needs to. Hannigan's innocent girlie voice is a little grating now and doesn't sit with her image as a woman it suited her to be a geek. Luckily she doesn't have that much to do after the funny opening scene. Thomas is OK but Nicholas just kind of hangs around with a half smile of his face and nothing to do. Levy is still brillant as Jim's Dad but misses his `awkward moment' relationship (which they give him with Michelle to repeat it). Jones is eye candy and the return of Stifler's Mon (forget her name) is pointless and a mistake that is happily kept to a few moments.
Overall this is as poor a film as you expect rude, in poor taste, lacking a strong plot or performances, but none of these things are really fair comments as the film still manages to be funny. The character of Stifler makes the first half very hard to enjoy and there are too many bits that don't work or where I didn't laugh but I still laughed. Many viewers will feel that the series has simply fizzled out despite it still being funny.
Good conclusion, but missing some good characters
American Wedding is exactly the type of ending that suits the American Pie trilogy. It's not like the typical TV sitcom where it's feel good and lacking on humor. The traditional gross out honest humor is still present. Unfortunately not all the characters are due to scheduling conflicts.
The directors do a good job of covering the absent characters by simply not mentioning them but there lack of presence is felt. Oz isn't present during Jim's speech with the best men. Michele is the only returning female lead. Even some of the returning characters play a smaller role. Kevin is almost not seen in most of the film. He serves very little important role and is more in the background. Finch and Stifler seem to be the lead story, at times more than the wedding itself. It does work to create a funny story.
The story is well wrapped up and that hopefully means that no additional and poorly conceived sequels are made. There seems to be three rules that follow in all of these films.
1) Jim does something bizarre sexual act that embarrasses him.
2) Stifler ingest some bodily excretion
3) Finch has sex with Stifler's Mom
Obviously they've hit Stifler with about every funny excretion. The only options left are blood, pus, or earwax. Rule #2 is going to be hard to follow.
The directors do a good job of covering the absent characters by simply not mentioning them but there lack of presence is felt. Oz isn't present during Jim's speech with the best men. Michele is the only returning female lead. Even some of the returning characters play a smaller role. Kevin is almost not seen in most of the film. He serves very little important role and is more in the background. Finch and Stifler seem to be the lead story, at times more than the wedding itself. It does work to create a funny story.
The story is well wrapped up and that hopefully means that no additional and poorly conceived sequels are made. There seems to be three rules that follow in all of these films.
1) Jim does something bizarre sexual act that embarrasses him.
2) Stifler ingest some bodily excretion
3) Finch has sex with Stifler's Mom
Obviously they've hit Stifler with about every funny excretion. The only options left are blood, pus, or earwax. Rule #2 is going to be hard to follow.
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- WissenswertesChris Klein stated in an interview with Huffpost that Oz, Vicky and Heather were not considered for the movie and that he didn't refuse to reprise his role as many believe.
- PatzerWhen Michelle calls Jim's dad into her room to help with her vows, they sit down together. A crew member can be seen in the mirror behind Jim's dad.
- Zitate
Paul Finch: Grandmother-fucker.
Steve Stifler: You're a motherfucker.
Paul Finch: Yes, I am.
Steve Stifler: Oh, you son of a bitch.
- Crazy CreditsAmerican Pie is a registered trademark of Don McLean.
- Alternative VersionenAccording to the Technical Specifications link for the movie, there is a version made available for Turkish TV broadcast. The relevant quote from this section reads: "Runtime 1 hr 36 min (96 min) 1 hr 43 min (103 min) (unrated) (USA) 1 hr 14 min (74 min) (TV) (Turkey)"
- VerbindungenEdited into American Wedding: Outtakes (2004)
- SoundtracksInto the Mystic
Written and Performed by Van Morrison
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing
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- Budget
- 55.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 104.565.114 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 33.369.440 $
- 3. Aug. 2003
- Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
- 232.722.935 $
- Laufzeit
- 1 Std. 36 Min.(96 min)
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