Reseñas de Metacritic

It's painful, it's real, and it's probably the funniest thing you'll see this year...a teen sexploitation classic.

The successful bits, along with an amiable cast of losers and their prom-night prey, make American Pie a winner.

It is not inspired, but it's cheerful and hard-working and sometimes funny, and--here's the important thing--it's not mean.

Exceptionally funny, unexpectedly tender, and lewder than a teenage boy's dreams.

The presence of "Election's" Chris Klein as the male contingent's most sensitive member only emphasizes how much smarter that high school comedy was.

Both funny and foul, alternately frank and full of it.

What is refreshing about this film is that most of the characters seem like real people.

Another giggly gross-out comedy for teenagers.

The story was primitive, the characters unmemorable, the direction unsophisticated, the writing cliched, the photography and music drab, the pacing uneven, the acting varying from adroitly funny to exaggerated.

What really makes the film fall dead (although the preview audience I saw it with howled from beginning to end) are the actors and the way the characters have been scripted.