Eric Stevenson This is another entry in the "American Pie" series, but they decided to just ditch the "American Pie" title. I admit that this isn't the funniest of movies and some of the humor is pretty low brow. I think the "American Pie" films are just fine. The best thing is probably how the main character reminds me of myself. There's this one part where he's talking about this friend of his (Stifler) who frequently says the f-word. I can see myself in that scenario.It seems there were a lot of real foul mouthed people in Middle School. I felt like the only one who didn't swear. Anyway, the likeability of the main character is what makes this movie enjoyable. I really even find myself liking the Stifler character a lot more. He really does go through character development. I like seeing a relationship build up over several movies into a full blown wedding. ***

gavin6942 It's the wedding of Jim and Michelle and the gathering of their families and friends, including Jim's old friends from high school and Michelle's little sister.I was never very big on the whole crude humor craze of the late 1990s. The "American Pie" films and "Van Wilder" were funny, to be sure, but also stunted by their juvenile and often grotesque situations. With "Van Wilder", the dog cream pies should never have happened, and in this film there are a few moments that might be disgusting to many viewers.But there is a little bit of sweetness to this one. Despite all the sex and poop, there is still a bond of friendship and a romantic love. Well, sort of. So, in many ways, this is on par with the original, maybe even better in some ways. But, of course, why am I so concerned about a film series most known for Jason Biggs making love to a pie?

CinemaClown The third instalment & then-intended finale of the American Pie series, American Wedding is a definite improvement over the previous chapter that packs in a more developed storyline that further advances the arcs of its characters, is even more raunchy than its predecessors at times, and never leaves out its heartwarming tone over the course of its runtime.The story of American Wedding follows Jim who finally musters the courage to propose to Michelle, which she accepts, and now their wedding is being planned. With Finch & Kevin serving as groomsmen, everything seems to be going smoothly until Stifler arrives in town, finds out about the wedding, invites himself to it, and takes it upon himself to plan a secret bachelor party for Jim.Directed by Jesse Dylan, American Wedding not only brings back the relevant characters of the series but also adds more meat to their arcs by developing them a bit more, and it does so without eliminating the crudeness for there are plenty of downright hilarious moments in store here. The technical aspects are finely executed and the reprising cast exhibits greater comfort in their roles & deliver better performances.On an overall scale, American Wedding ticks all the right boxes for a finale, brims with truly outrageous moments of unabashed hilarity, promotes Stifler to main character status which Seann William Scott does full justice to, is expertly paced from start to finish and, in every regard, stays faithful to its origins. Arguably the finest of the three, American Wedding is a fitting finale to the then-envisioned American Pie trilogy that's going to please the majority of its fanbase.

daworldismine the third chapter in the American pie series is another hilarious slice of comedy gold, so the gang reunite for Jim and Michelle's wedding, and while a wedding isn't the first thing you would expect from an American pie movie, don't let that put you off as it is classic American pie all the way from Jim's humiliating proposal, to stiffler eating dig pooh and Jim having a special hair cut, oh and stiffler has sex with Jim's grandma, its the grossest and rudest one yet, and once again the dialogue is laugh out load funny, and again Eugene levy steals the show as Jim's dad, and him and Jim again share some hilarious moments, this time with Michelle as well. now yes there is a wedding but its sweet not cheesy, and its a real pleasure to have watched these guys grow up, and now getting married, it seems real, sweet and feel good, while not all the cast from the first 2 return, most of the main players are here, and the laughs are even bigger and broader, and as a third chapter to the best comedy ever, American pie 3 is just as good as the first 2, and i highly recommend