American Wedding - 08/01 - Page 2

mrpayroll · 08-12-2003, 06:20 PM

American Wedding was the 2nd best of the trilogy, the first movie being the best (ain't that usually the case?). That being said, this movie deserves it's R rating and much more. But we all know that many people under 17 will see this movie, especially when it comes out on DVD.

I work with the brother of Thomas Ian Nicholas, who plays Kevin, and got to meet him about 4 years ago when he came into the office. I actually had a chance to go to the world premiere of American Wedding, but my friend didn't have my cell phone # to call and tell me he had 2 extra tickets. I was busy anyways, oh well. But they went to the after parties and were out till 4 am. My friend didn't get in until after lunch

The one actor who has most benefitted most from these movies is Seann William Scott, who plays Stifler. He's got that look and acting ability, where he can go from acting goofy and crass, to being a mass murderer who tells jokes while he's slashing people (kinda like Freddy Kreuger). I've been seeing the previews for The Rundown, with him and The Rock and they look pretty good. The action sequences are incredible.

All in all, American Wedding is completing the trilogy on a strong note. I hope they don't, but they will probably do an American Pie High School 10 Year Reunion movie in 2009. Boy that oughta be fun!

On a side note, AMC Theaters where I saw this movie, put up a blurb before the movie saying that they are carding anyone under 25 for an R rated movie? That seems like a waste of time. When I was watching 28 Days Later (which is at least an R), these 3 young kids (11-13?) come in by themselves and starting watching the movie, with all of it's full frontal nudity, bad language and gore. But they were smart, they got up and left in the middle of the movie, when they found out how much a piece of crap the movie was.

Chris

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Silverstar · 08-12-2003, 11:22 PM

I saw it tonight and LOVED it!
I have to tell this story: I was sitting beside a man that let's just say, was over 60 years old and he was with his wife. He sits down and starts chatting with me about how this movie could encourage me to get married!! I replied, "on the contrary" with my friend laughing hysterically beside me. About halfway the movie, he taps me on the shoulder and asks me if I find the movie funny. At that time, for people who saw it, Stiffler was doing some gestures behind Michelle's mom. 10 minutes later, he got up and never returned. His wife stayed though, and she was laughing very hard, especially at the scene involving the grandma and Stiffler...
And in the theater, there was a kid I swear was no more than 10 years old. Logic please???

mrpayroll · 08-13-2003, 03:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Silverstar

And in the theater, there was a kid I swear was no more than 10 years old. Logic please???

He's a soon to be, real life version of Stifler!

Chris

Yellow Apple · 08-14-2003, 02:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrpayroll

He's a soon to be, real life version of Stifler!

Chris

It's Stiffler's little bro. "Hey baby... this is the Stiffmeister."

ohiomobprincess · 08-14-2003, 03:02 PM

I saw the movie, but I didn't think it was as good as the others. I did in enjoy the "grandmother" scene. That was a classic Stiffler moment.

Scoobs · 08-14-2003, 04:21 PM

I had only seen the Fox version of the first one.

But I had rented the second one because a classmate of mine was in it (although he was a typical snot of a person). He was the kid at band camp who kinda acted like Michelle.

Then I saw the third one: I laughed, I cried, I almost threw up. Thats all you need to know.

Mdrio9 · 08-23-2003, 11:55 PM

I saw this about a week ago. This is the funniest one by far!!! I laughed so hard...I almost barfed...it was just awesome!!!

08-12-2003, 06:20 PM	#11
mrpayroll FORT Fogey Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Los Angeles Age: 47 Posts: 1,454	American Wedding was the 2nd best of the trilogy, the first movie being the best (ain't that usually the case?). That being said, this movie deserves it's R rating and much more. But we all know that many people under 17 will see this movie, especially when it comes out on DVD. I work with the brother of Thomas Ian Nicholas, who plays Kevin, and got to meet him about 4 years ago when he came into the office. I actually had a chance to go to the world premiere of American Wedding, but my friend didn't have my cell phone # to call and tell me he had 2 extra tickets. I was busy anyways, oh well. But they went to the after parties and were out till 4 am. My friend didn't get in until after lunch The one actor who has most benefitted most from these movies is Seann William Scott, who plays Stifler. He's got that look and acting ability, where he can go from acting goofy and crass, to being a mass murderer who tells jokes while he's slashing people (kinda like Freddy Kreuger). I've been seeing the previews for The Rundown, with him and The Rock and they look pretty good. The action sequences are incredible. All in all, American Wedding is completing the trilogy on a strong note. I hope they don't, but they will probably do an American Pie High School 10 Year Reunion movie in 2009. Boy that oughta be fun! On a side note, AMC Theaters where I saw this movie, put up a blurb before the movie saying that they are carding anyone under 25 for an R rated movie? That seems like a waste of time. When I was watching 28 Days Later (which is at least an R), these 3 young kids (11-13?) come in by themselves and starting watching the movie, with all of it's full frontal nudity, bad language and gore. But they were smart, they got up and left in the middle of the movie, when they found out how much a piece of crap the movie was. Chris __________________ Tell the people of The Fort a little about yourself ... come on you know you want to!

08-12-2003, 11:22 PM	#12
Silverstar FORT Fogey Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 1,776	I saw it tonight and LOVED it! I have to tell this story: I was sitting beside a man that let's just say, was over 60 years old and he was with his wife. He sits down and starts chatting with me about how this movie could encourage me to get married!! I replied, "on the contrary" with my friend laughing hysterically beside me. About halfway the movie, he taps me on the shoulder and asks me if I find the movie funny. At that time, for people who saw it, Stiffler was doing some gestures behind Michelle's mom. 10 minutes later, he got up and never returned. His wife stayed though, and she was laughing very hard, especially at the scene involving the grandma and Stiffler... And in the theater, there was a kid I swear was no more than 10 years old. Logic please???

08-14-2003, 03:02 PM	#15
ohiomobprincess FORT Fan Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Northeast Ohio Posts: 199	I saw the movie, but I didn't think it was as good as the others. I did in enjoy the "grandmother" scene. That was a classic Stiffler moment.

08-14-2003, 04:21 PM	#16
Scoobs Yo, ho Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: California! Posts: 632	I had only seen the Fox version of the first one. But I had rented the second one because a classmate of mine was in it (although he was a typical snot of a person). He was the kid at band camp who kinda acted like Michelle. Then I saw the third one: I laughed, I cried, I almost threw up. Thats all you need to know.

08-23-2003, 11:55 PM	#17
Mdrio9 hee Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: New York City Age: 22 Posts: 2,401	I saw this about a week ago. This is the funniest one by far!!! I laughed so hard...I almost barfed...it was just awesome!!!