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American Pie 2 (Widescreen Collector's Edition)
American Pie 2
Widescreen Collector's Edition
Actors: Jason Biggs, Seann William Scott, Shannon Elizabeth, Alyson Hannigan, Chris Klein
Director: J.B. Rogers
Genres: Comedy
R     2002     1hr 48min

The characters you love are back, in American Pie 2 - the comedy hit that's even more outrageous than the original! One year after the prom-night misadventures immortalized in American Pie, the entire gang has reunited f...  more »
     
     

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Member Movie Reviews

K. K. (GAMER)
Reviewed on 6/3/2023...
They are back at it with the same cast of characters. A common theme added takes away from the greatness of the original American Pie!
Amy T. from MCCOOK LAKE, SD
Reviewed on 12/6/2007...
not as good as the first, but decent teen movie

Movie Reviews

Lewd, crude, and immensely entertaining!
D. Litton | Wilmington, NC | 08/14/2001
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Band Camp Girl 1: "Where'd you put my clarinet?"Band Camp Girl 2: "Oh, I think I shoved it in your box."This and many other extreme phrases make "American Pie 2" the funniest and most successful sequel of the year. The entire cast from the first film has returned for another helping of pie that is a basic reheating of the first slice, but still retaining its savored laughs and gross-out humor. The film is laugh-out-loud funny, one of the few summer movies in which you get your money's worth. The movie picks up a year after the first one left off, as our gang is preparing the celebrate their first summer in college. Their plans: to rent a summer house by a lake and have loads of fun until the summer is over. The plot isn't really structurally different from the first film, though the enemy in this case is divided amongst the five guys in the group. Jim hasn't learned a thing since losing his virginity before graduating high school, and becomes frantic when he learns that Nadia is coming to pay him a "visit." Desperate for advice on his technique, he goes to "flute fetish" Michelle, who seems to want more than just to give him advice. Kevin has mixed feelings about his past relationship with Vicki, who shows up with sex educator Jessica. Oz and Heather's relationship has blossomed into full bloom, while Stifler is constantly looking for a good lay and arguing with Finch, who is continually obsessing about Stifler's mom. And there you have it, the basic formula for some of the most hearty laughs of the year. Sure, it can be pretty crude at times, and most of the jokes and gags here mirror those of the first one in their positioning throughout the film. The "pale ale" is replaced with a shower of "champagne," while Jim is seen practicing on a pillow instead of an apple pie. The Internet broadcast is given a new treatment in a sequence involving walkie-talkies that transmit over CB frequencies... you just have to see the film to understand the laughs. And even more than its predecessor, "American Pie 2" focuses more on sex than anything else, from things like phone sex and rubber toys to the male hormones and how far they'll go to see what they want to see. It's crude, but those of us who know what these characters are going through are able to laugh at their situations. And underneath it all, the movie still retains some of the wholesome family values and lessons, even if its subject matter is in total contrast. Jim's dad returns to the movie in many places to offer his own personal history of sexual awakening and experimenting, while the cumbersome way in which each character comes to their realization at the film's end gives us a funny yet true lesson on morals and values. The cast brings the same comical stamina to their roles as in the first film, especially Jason Biggs, who reprises the role of Jim as if he never left it to begin with. His ability to let himself go for the sake of tickling our fancy is a trait he should cherish always. Each cast member, especially those who fill the roles of the males, each embody a college stereotype that is easy to point out, while the females haven't lost their edge. It won't win any Academy Awards, but "American Pie 2" is for this year what "Scary Movie" was to last year's crowds. It's side-splitting and outrageous, and knows just how to make us laugh in all the right ways. Laugh if you dare, for you may not be able to stop!"
American Pie 2- BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL
K. Carper | A Galaxy far, far away! | 06/25/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I recently saw a test screening of American Pie 2 this weekend, I signed a confidentiality statement so I cant give the plot away but I will tell you this.IT'S FUNNIER THAN THE ORIGINAL!More fun, More Heart, More Romance, More Sex (Lesbian Sex too), More Laughs, More Poop jokes than the original. And yes, MORE EUGENE LEVY!Everything that made the first Pie so good is made even better in this movie. And it's a tear jerker too....Bring on the Pie, I'm ready for another slice!"
Hilarious!
D. Mok | Los Angeles, CA | 01/26/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)

"The first American Pie started the trend, but American Pie 2 has even more laughs. And it has retained and amplified one important aspect of the original, a somewhat cornball sentimentality that offers a nice counterbalance to the gross sight gags and pervasive atmosphere of salaciousness.Jason Biggs continues to throw himself into the most embarrassing of situations with admirable gusto, and the movie hinges on his ability to play Jim's most humiliating shenanigans with an odd but appealing, dogged dignity...even when wearing only his drawers. His comic timing is even better than last time, and the movie's best moments come of his straight-faced delivery. And in this sequel you can see how Alyson Hannigan managed to walk off with the most famous line in the original: Given much more weight in American Pie 2, Hannigan is a delight, playing Michelle's offbeat geekiness but hidden warmth to perfection. And her deadpan delivery (the "trumpet" line is bound to become another classic) is beautiful as always. Shannon Elizabeth is surprisingly lacklustre, and Tara Reid is still stuck with the most boring character of the bunch, but otherwise the rest of the supporting cast (Seann William Scott is especially good, reprising uber-jock Stifler) is great, and the sight and verbal gags come faster and tighter than in the original, with the benefit of familiar characters. The famous central gag (won't give it away) had me belly-laughing for a solid minute, something I haven't done since the first time I saw Clerks.No, it's not cerebral, nor is it an unprecedented classic. But for a good rowdy night of teen comedy, American Pie 2 hits the spot."