Sorry, this movie sucks

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

First of, let's talk about the 1st 2 movies, they both successfully followed the same continuous rhythm with pretty much the same characters but each had their own uniqueness and addition to the story and characters development.But this one was so confused! first of all, there were too much focus on Stifler's character; which is weird and too much since the previous 2 movies had solid plots for each and every member of the gang, making this element a key factor to why American Pie is so relatable and light-heartedly represents the good old high-school gang with various characters and views but they still stick together.How about Michelle's character? it barely had any presence and pretty much zero character development -which is weird since the whole movie should be about a wedding in which she is the bride-.To sum it all up, it was a movie about Stifler trying to impress parents and to hook up with a confused girl. And it just DRAGGED ON, trying too much to recreate the funny awkwardness that the first 2 movies were characterized by, but it was too heavy and unnatural, it didn't have any flow to it.

I really like this movie. The third installment from the American Pie franchise, the real ones anyway, not like The Naked Mile, is so witty and funny. It's nice to see the characters you've grown attached to, moving on with life. And what shows moving on with life better, than a wedding? It's nice to see the last movie in the series, go out with such a bang. Even though American Reunion happened in the last few years, I will always count this movie to be the end of the American Pie trilogy, and American Reunion, the beginning of a reboot.The beginning is so funny, Michelle going underneath the dinner table to give Jim some early dessert. Priceless.Overall, I give this movie an 8 out of 10.

I have mentioned before that American Pie 2 is a better movie than the first in my opinion. American Wedding is not as good as it's previous encounters at all It seems the writers were starting to lose ideas of what to do with the characters. The drama isn't as strong as it used to be and things are seem to be focused a little more on Stifler who was a supporting characters in the first two movies. Still it makes out for a lot of fun. The jokes seem to be hit-or-miss in terms of good writing but even the lesser jokes still get a laugh out of me. Guilty as charged I guess. It's not the best movie ever made but it's a good one and it makes me a laugh a lot. Some silly fun and I love it.

American Wedding (2003) ** 1/2 (out of 4) When Jim (Jason Biggs) and Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) decide to get married everyone agrees that Stifler (Seann William Scott) shouldn't be invited but he keeps popping up no matter what and soon he puts the entire thing at risk. American WEDDING is certainly a step up from the previous installment but it still falls well short of being a good movie. I think the biggest problem here is that the Stifler character leaves the supporting bit behind and becomes a major player in the game. Yes, he had a fairly big part in the first two movies but he had certain limits on him, which isn't the case here. I found there to be simply too much of his character and after a while the over-the-top nature just became rather annoying. I think the director could have calmed down his act a little bit and it probably would have gone a lot better. The screenplay also has a rather boring subplot involving Stifler and Finch trying to seduce Michelle's sister. This includes the two of them "acting" like the other and while we do get a couple laughs from this it really ends up dragging the film down. With that said, there are still some very funny moments scattered throughout the film. This includes a pretty funny opening bit where the proposal doesn't work out as planned and a raunchy but hilarious bit dealing with dogs. I won't ruin the gag but Jim and Stifler getting mixed up with cake and dogs made for a great gag. Another funny bit happens towards the end and again involves Stifler but the less said the better. As with the previous film, the entire cast has no problem getting back into their characters and we're greeted with some fine performances from all. American WEDDING could have used from a re-write and there's clearly an overall feel of just wanting to milk the series but there are enough laughs to make it worth viewing even if the film doesn't completely come together.