American Pie: Reunion
The full cast of American Pie (1999) return for a high-school reunion, from the directors/writers of Harold & Kumar. There have been seven American Pie movies, but three were spin-offs and this is the fourth in the "original" series (featuring the original cast).
Over a weekend the entire gang return to East Great Falls. In the years that have passed, Jim (Jason Biggs) and Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) married; Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) and Vicky (Tara Reid) said goodbye; Oz (Chris Klein) and Heather (Mena Suvari) grew apart; while Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas) still longs for Stifler’s mom (Jennifer Coolidge). These friends come home as adults to reminisce about - and become inspired by - the hormonal teens who aspired to lose their virginity in the summer of '99.
- Director:
- Jon HurwitzHayden Schlossberg ('Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay')
- Writer:
- Jon HurwitzHayden Schlossberg
- Cast:
- Jason BiggsAlyson HanniganSeann William ScottMena SuvariTara ReidShannon ElizabethChris KleinJohn ChoJennifer CoolidgeEugene LevyChris OwenEddie Kaye ThomasThomas Ian NicholasNatasha Lyonne
Reviews & comments
One more serving of real American Pie
In a world of sequels, it's not odd to see another American Pie movie be made. Especially considering that there have been 2 commercial sequels already, and 4 Direct-To-Home releases creating a billion dollar franchise. So does American Reunion continue the trend of a great slice of pie in theatres? It really does. While it's everything we've seen before...
Variety
pressScenes with Eugene Levy as Jim's lovably squirm-inducing dad or Jennifer Coolidge as Stifler's randy mom represent time well spent; a shot of some guys repeatedly screaming "MILF!" on a football field, not so much.
Time Magazine
pressI wouldn’t encourage it, but the East Great Falls High class of ’99 could return every decade to face new challenges while displaying the same case of arrested development.
The New York Times
pressRemember "American Pie"? If you do, this movie is redundant and sad.
Rolling Stone
pressThe laughs that do achieve liftoff are killer. But the real kick is seeing the old gang back and ready to party.
Roger Ebert
press"American Reunion" seems to depend so much on nostalgia for "Pie" history that I wonder if a first-timer to the series would feel a little out to sea. If you liked the earlier films, I suppose you gotta see this one. Otherwise, I dunno.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe wild card in all this remains Seann William Scott's Steve Stifler, the rampaging id whose indignation at his peers' maturity provides most of the film's real laughs.
A.V. Club
pressIn spite of the new writing and directing team—Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg of the Harold And Kumar movies—American Reunion delivers exactly what’s expected, and at the come-what-may pace the earlier entries established.
Variety
pressScenes with Eugene Levy as Jim's lovably squirm-inducing dad or Jennifer Coolidge as Stifler's randy mom represent time well spent; a shot of some guys repeatedly screaming "MILF!" on a football field, not so much.
Time Magazine
pressI wouldn’t encourage it, but the East Great Falls High class of ’99 could return every decade to face new challenges while displaying the same case of arrested development.
The New York Times
pressRemember "American Pie"? If you do, this movie is redundant and sad.
Rolling Stone
pressThe laughs that do achieve liftoff are killer. But the real kick is seeing the old gang back and ready to party.
Roger Ebert
press"American Reunion" seems to depend so much on nostalgia for "Pie" history that I wonder if a first-timer to the series would feel a little out to sea. If you liked the earlier films, I suppose you gotta see this one. Otherwise, I dunno.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe wild card in all this remains Seann William Scott's Steve Stifler, the rampaging id whose indignation at his peers' maturity provides most of the film's real laughs.
A.V. Club
pressIn spite of the new writing and directing team—Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg of the Harold And Kumar movies—American Reunion delivers exactly what’s expected, and at the come-what-may pace the earlier entries established.
One more serving of real American Pie
In a world of sequels, it's not odd to see another American Pie movie be made. Especially considering that there have been 2 commercial sequels already, and 4 Direct-To-Home releases creating a billion dollar franchise. So does American Reunion continue the trend of a great slice of pie in theatres? It really does. While it's everything we've seen...
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