American Pie - Rated Version

Rating:
Summary: OUR GENERATION
Review: This movie was made to be funny, and at the same time it has several redeeming qualities. The world has never seen a generation like ours before. We possess now the power of information, which is a universal power that can be used for good and evil alike. Our generation, MY, generation has been classified as a generation of hormone crazied, STD carring, drug abusing, alcohol drinking, gun shooting, group of hooligans. The problem is that we do have members who are just that. We have been publicied and criticized for everything that we have done wrong, but where have the praises been? This movie displays that there still are some redeeming qualities left in my generation. Whether it be in the value that sex is given, or the heart break of lossing your first. My generation is characterized through this hilarious comedy...

Rating:
Summary: GREAT Movie but unrated version not different
Review: I saw American Pie in the movie theaters and thought it was a real funny story line. I bought the dvd unrated version and didn't notice much on it that wasn't in the theater version. Just when he is on the kitchen island on top of the pie. That is all I noticed left out of the theater version.

Rating:
Summary: Surprising experience
Review: This is by no mean an epic, but it IS a nice little film about growing up and friendship, with lots of laughs along the way.

The marks for character development and emotional depth is surprisingly high for drama of this genre, and the acting is pleasantly uncommercial and well done.

All in all the film was a surprisingly moving experience and I unabashfully echo, "here is to the next step."

Rating:
Summary: Rent this one
Review: I took a risk and bought this movie without ever seeing it thinking it would be a reliable laugh. Unfortunatly, while it was very funny, the humor was focused on suprising sight gags, and after you see it once it loses its charm. Also, if they rated the unrated vserion it would be R, it is extremmly tame, people i watched it with only noticed a few deleted scenes, and the outtakes are short and pointless. ah well.

Rating:
Summary: GREAT FLICK...BUT A DEFECT ON DVD?
Review: I loved this movie in the theatres and couldn't wait for it to show up on DVD. I bought this the first day it came out. I got the UNRATED version by the way. At the end of Chapter 15 (or is it 16) as Jim is walking towards Stifler's pad with the band geek, there is a NOTICEABLE freeze in the film. It is even more noticeable when viewed it on the audio commentary mode. I returned it and got a replacement and THE 2ND ONE HAD THE FREEZE TOO! Is this common on ALL the DVD's? Is this a defect or is this a result of switching to a 2nd layer? Please feel free to write to me at [e-mail]

Rating:
Summary: boring..porkys was better
Review: i had heard how funny this movie was and rushed to buy it on its release date. now i wish i could return it and get my money back. this was the biggest disappointment of 1999!

Rating:
Summary: American Pie-Unrated Version
Review: Out of all the high school movies that came out this year; such as, 10 Things I Hate About You, Never Been Kissed, She's All That, Can't Hardly Wait and others, this was the best. It was also the most vulgar (the others being PG-13). The humor kept me attentive all through the movie, especially being in a movie theater where everyone is laughing. There was great character development in all the characters. Each had something you can relate with. The biggest disappointment to me was the difference between the rated R version and the unrated version. It was very minimal; in fact, it was only the pie scene. But if you're going to buy one, you might as well get the unrated version.

Rating:
Summary: I'd hate to see the rated version
Review: The movie was mildly amusing, but if are expecting to see more skin in the unrated version, don't bother. The movie wasn't quite painful to watch, but came very close.

Rating:
Summary: American Pie
Review: Funniest movie of this genre since "Fast Times..."

Rating:
Summary: A Porky's for the New Millenium
Review: If you think that's a recommendation, you will probably enjoy this obvious and amateurish movie. The second star is for Eugene Levy's funny performance as the the lead idiot's father, and for the storyline about the jock-turned-singer which was the only interesting part of the plot. Fast Times at Ridgemont High is still the best in this genre.