That was an excellent one.

Really Surprised!

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

Matt Stifler (Tad Hilgenbrink) is the younger brother of Steve Stifler. He's going to be a senior next year. After playing a prank on Elyse (Arielle Kebbel) and the school band, Stifler is punished by sending him to band camp by school counselor Sherminator. Nevertheless, Matt wants to be the next Stifler to do Girls Gone Wild type videos on the unsuspecting campers. Jim Levenstein (Eugene Levy) returns as the camp counselor to replace Jim's Michelle who's pregnant.This is strictly the leftovers, a straight to video movie. Tad is no Seann William Scott. Other than Arielle Kebbel and Eugene Levy, there isn't any notable actors. The story makes no sense, but worse of all, it's not funny. Basically, it's an easy way to do a pretty good franchise with a lot of tits on the cheap. It's quick money for the producers. I never really cared about the idiot or about the movie. But there are a lot worst out there.

I've have just finished watching this movie and as an American Pie fan, this is a fair addition to the series. It is not quite as good as the first three in the series but I was not expecting it to be. The film is based around Matt Stifler (Steve Stifler's younger brother) Jim's dad is in this film quite often and Sherman makes a cameo appearance too as the councellor. The humour in the film feels slightly more immature than the first three with the gags/key scenes being less visual and many of the characters in the film are wasted; they are given too little to do. Matt Stifler is more a rude guy than Steve Stifler and less funny. The problem with this film is that it just focuses mainly on Matt Stifler whereas the first three American Pie's focused on more characters.There are some funny scenes but not as much as the first three films. It simply doesn't have the same magic as the first three. So don't expect this to be like the first three American Pie's cuz its not, its different

On an inspired late night, TNT showed this "American Pie" sequel and I couldn't resist it and watched it. I wasn't disappointed.To be honest I'm not a huge fan of the "American Pie" movies but I enjoy them for what they are: dumb American comedies with humor that you can't resist.This one deals with Stiffler's younger brother (Stiffler was the most popular character in the previous films) being obligated to attend a Band Camp after serious bad conducts at school. There he has to interact with geeks, nerds, losers, and nerdy girls. That's a big problem for him because he's the typical stud who gets cheerleaders, hangs out with cool guys, and is always on parties.But he learns in the Band Camp that people shouldn't be judged because of looks so there he falls in love and meets some interesting although weird friends.The situations are funny and sometimes scatological. Of course, the sex jokes are very toned downed as this is a Direct to Video effort but still things are funny. Special mention for Eugene Levy who delivers a funny performance when required.Think about this movie as "Camp Cucamonga" meets "American Pie 2". Campy situations mixed with toned down sex jokes and likable lead characters (specially Stiffler Jr.).Be sure to get the unrated version.

This film is about Matt Stiffler messing up the school band performance. He subsequently gets sent to a Band Camp to befriend the school band members as a way to make up.Many of the original American pie jokes are still here, and they are funny. Matt Stiffler gets into one mischief after another, and they are all hilarious. The costumes of the bands look bright and smart. I particularly enjoy the scenes where bands play, especially the ending scene. They must have practised for a long time to play the various instruments in a formation! It's great to see the American Pie being set in a musical environment, it is certainly a nice change. Even if people don't enjoy the jokes, they can still at least enjoy the music!