I give props to the Director & all involved for allowing *LEVY* to improv his lines. That decision & the title choice were key in turning this movie from good to great!!
Let me take you back to the magical year of 1998… I was a senior in high school, 18 years old. Unfortunately, I got caught with my friends’s mother (she was 36). There was some drama at my high school and within our group of friends. Let’s flash forward a year, time has healed most of these wounds, and the group of friends go to the movies and see American Pie. We are crying we’re laughing so hard… until the Finch and Stiffler’s mom scene. It got very quiet and they all turned almost in unison and looked at me.
Class of 2000 here, this movie was such a moment. It was close enough to what we were experiencing to be relatable yet fantastical enough to give escapism.
Makes sense...................his character is a pervy dad, especially in American Wedding where he tells Jim about his role playing in the bedroom with Mom!
That portable stereo that Jim has on his shelf is a Panasonic RX-DT690 and I have had one since 1997. I love when I see things I own used in movies and television.
@@garystinten9339 Well, it is a great stereo! It can fill a moderately-sized room.There are many of them on Ebay now. I originally had the DT-680, but it died.
I think some people in this world need a reality check. American Pie was first and foremost a teenage comedy/drama that was meant to be taken that way. The film was released in 1999 which is hard to believe was 25 years ago, and for people who try to cancel it and want apologies for its content, I would tell them to relax and have some warm apple pie.
2:15 I’ve BEEN to Yesterdog. As soon as I found out about it I had to try it out. In 2022 I made the pilgrimage. When I got there I ordered 3 chili dogs and a small Ginger Ale. They were some of the best chilidogs I’ve ever had. Also the interior of Yesterdog is similar to Dog Years, only a lot of it is wood paneling and it’s covered by decades of people’s signatures. It’s charming
I rented the unrated version when it was newly released to the delight of my younger cousins. Not so delighted was my grandmother, since we watched it at her house.
Bill Murray as the dad would’ve been totally different and probably would’ve had a sub plot that focused on him. I was surprised he only had like 3 lines in the new ghostbusters
Actually Bill Murray had even more scenes, dialogue & sequences (as did many of the other actors) in Ghostbusters Frozen Empire (some of which can be glimpsed at in the trailer) but a lot of those scenes were unfortunately cut (to bring down the film's overall running time down from almost 3hrs to roughly a little under 2hrs) for the final theatrical version released in theaters....some of these (maybe even all - have to wait and see) deleted scenes/deleted sequences will be included in the upcoming standard & collectors editions DVD/Blu-Ray releases.
@@MrJmd116 - According to the director, a lot scenes were cut to shorten the running time but he has confirmed that a lot of them will be put on DVD & Blu-Ray (because he says, that everyone, cast and crew, put a lot of work into those deleted scenes and audiences should be able to see them).
Absolutely loved (and still do) this movie and the 'original' sequels. Being from Michigan, and graduating from HS around the same time as these movies came out...the local connection was important to us. We knew it wasn't actually 'filmed' here but we still took the connection to heart and it DID feel authentic for the Grand Rapids and Lake Michigan area (for part 2). My two sons are 'almost' old enough for this film, and I'm looking forward to sharing it with them too!
Born in 81, class of 99... my friends and I loved American Pie. It's so weird that it's been 25 years and like the movie, I still remember so many things clearly. One thing that isn't talked about, is how much 99's music you hear in the Soundtrack. Blink 182, Harvey Danger... the music is such a testament to the times also. America Pie wasn't just a movie. It was a testament to the culture at the time. It's crudeness, has always been crude and still is crude in nature. High School kids are loud, obnoxious, sexualized young adults, trying to figure things out and screwing it all up. My own adventures with friends were similar to American Pie. Sexcapades, trying to lose my virginity; with just as many mishaps. The social life of a Senior in High School. I think American Pie could be made today. Just give everyone cell phones to hold, throughout the movie and bam. 2024!
I was going to be a senior in high school when this came out in the summer of 99. My friends and I loved it as we all related to it. I still love the franchise as I can relate to growing up, going to college, marriage, and reunions.
I was 18 about to be 19 when it came out, so just out of high school so I can relate. I love them all but the first and reunion are probably my favorites.
Same. I will always remember the controversy with kids trying to get in and movie theaters starting to ID people. I turned 17 that summer, so I guess I had good timing. Before that they would just ask you for your dob if you were trying to get into an r rated movie
@@topchief1 ha Same! My friend couldn't get in because they had an August birthday so they wouldn't let her in. So we all went to a different theater across town where they didn't care about checking IDs
Love ya Minty! Your closing statement is right on: "It's just a movie." People need to lighten up. Pretty easy: If this movie isn't your cup of tea, don't watch it. Thank you to you and your everyone on your crew!
I was at a certain point in my young adulthood when this movie was in the theaters. I had just moved across the country for work, I gained some really great friends and then moved on. I was only three years and I transferred south and so on and so forth. Crazy how time goes by, I can’t believe that was 25 freakin years ago 🤯. The real Time Machine is actually life, it only goes forward and it happens real freakin fast.
As a 16 year old in 1999 we had just great coming of age movies like this, Road Trip, Kevin and Perry, which followed awesome childhood movies like Goonies, Stand by Me and others. Makes me wonder if other generations had their movies? I find it hard to believe they were better than ours.
American Wedding was my absolute favorite and Sean William Scott as Stiffler was my favorite character. Reunion was great and I hope they make another installment!!
Ditto - The wedding has always been my favourite of the franchise. So many great moments like the dance off and Finch / Stiffler trying to out do each other at their own game 😂
@@DjJokerr part of the reason Wedding was the weakest was because half of the cast wasn’t even in the movie. Kevin had no point in even being in the movie, he might as well have been absent like Oz was as well as the rest of them
@@Skeksi_Man that still doesn’t save the movie. People who think that Wedding was the best are either crazy or stupid. It’s 1 thing if they liked that one, but saying it was their favorite is just ludicrous
@dalebaker9533 It absolutely is! The purity standards the woke mob calls for is virtually verbatim to the Puritan witch hunts. Anything that fails to be absolutely lockstep with the “correct” school of thought is canceled, threatened, and hounded into seclusion. The Puritan witch trials only ended when the mob accused the mayor’s wife. I wonder what it’ll take to end the current purges.
The next AP should go really bold and call it American Pie: Funeral or American Funeral. The series is about facing life head on, death is a part of this. Plus the odds of getting laid at a friend’s funeral are pretty high.
If they do this at the funeral scene they need to have Will Ferrell just be standing in the background talking to a woman. Let him reprise his role of Chazz Reinhold from Wedding Crashers.
This movie came out just the right time for me in 1999 when I started my senior year of high school. It was like, these are characters that are my age. That's why the first and Reunion are my favorites. Several movie posters, new and old, would even copy the American Pie logo like Revenge of the Nerds 2 in order to cash in on the popularity of this movie as if to say, "If you like American Pie, watch this movie."
Fun fact: when she was in Scary Movie the following year, she was originally supposed to play a different character. But she was determined to play Buffy
The scene with Nania striping for Jim while the Webcam broadcast to the whole school was hilarious. Michelle, Stifler and Finch were my favorite characters.
By far one of my favorite movies growing up. I saw part one the day before part 2 came out because all my friends were going to see part 2 in the theater and found out I had not seen part one yet lol
Thanks for playing laid by James. Id forgotten bout that one. Also, I grew up in East Grand rapids , and and yep. Ppl were screwing cantaloupe and doing teachers and college people. Bandcamp was just a hookup. If anything this movie was tame, but they got the parents stuff right. Everybody's folks were nice and just let us chill. Most of us turned out ok, the half that are left
I grew up in the 80's & 90"s & this movie along with the other teen flicks help make my teen year memories more fun. But I feel the biggest teen movie then was Varsity Blues. Minty PLEASE DO VARSITY BLUES!!
I was class of 2000, and even today when I watch these movies, it brings back so many memories of my buddies and I back then. That was us in every way.
Shit brick losing it in the women's bathroom has to be the funniest scene I've ever seen. You can even see Eddie Kaye Thomas trying to hold back his own laughter while on the thrown.
The spinoffs were gold. Highly recommend. The first spin off “band camp” is the worse one. The naked mile is probably the best one beta house is a sequel to naked mile. I think they came out with a girl version on Netflix a few years ago that was ok
I loved this series, I even had a few of the other ones as well. But the American pie ones with the og cast were the best. I'd love to see a new one with all the og cast to see what they are upto now.
Anyone that hates this movie either had a boring or terrible experience growing up, or they take life WAY too seriously! This film was written in a way where each character was either a piece of ourselves growing up, or someone you knew. I thought this held true in the sequels as well. They captured that "best friends trying to figure out adulthood together" mixed with growing just a touch apart as life pushes forward but still holding each other close at heart
Here's my personal take, in 1999 I had the most traumatic break-up of my life and thought I'd never smile again. I went to see Pie in a half empty screen by myself and broke y shit laughing throughout the whole thing, I'm an 80's child and it was great to see the sex comedies of the 80's live again, but with great characters and a lot of heart. I will probably be buried with this film, and I thank everyone involved with it for getting me through a bad time.
Don't get it twisted, Bill Murray is a cinematic legend! Ghostbusters, What about Bob, Osmosis Jones, ect.... he has a great IMDB resume! But I think he was just too Big for this movie. He likely would've overshadowed all the other more unknown actors. Levy was the better fit😂
American Pie was brillaint. Made at a time when the western working class were thriving and that shows. Would love to see movies like this return. Our culture needs it.
This movie came out a couple years after high school and Seann William Scott reminded me a lot of someone who I hated in school who also happened to be named Sean. It took many years for me to break that association with the actor.
One of the best franchises in cinematic history (excluding the spin offs). Harmless, outlandish fun, and totally relatable. At 46 years, these have still been my go-to's. Wedding is my personal favourite.
Man, this one brought back the memories. I saw this in theatres when I was 18. Bought the VHS when it came out and bought the CD (Movie Soundtrack) when it realeased. I still have the CD.
The characters in this movie were what sold it for me when I first watched this in theaters. I knew some one from my High School that represented every character in that movie. And people truly need to take a chill pill. Movies , comedy, games, music, books whatever, are entertainment. And need to be treated as such. Since when did all of our entertainment turn into work?
This was a great movie. I can’t think that all the actors were right. The best dad ever. Everybody was cast, right. Love this movie to the day I die. And forgot to say great sound track.
this is an iconic legend that never gets old...and you know, they had a director's cut recently for its anniversary. Everyone was worried because of the way things are, and it just slipped by quietly, and there is a new one coming next year apparently. Stiffler and his crew are now adults, marrried with children and they plan thier usual antics as they go for thier old reunion.
It would be EXTREMELY difficult for me to picture anyone else as Jim's Dad than Eugene Levy.... He IS that movie.
The guy who played Gaylord fockes dad in meet the rockers could have pulled it off also but I do agree Eugene Levy was great in this movie series
Dustin Hoffman was kinda old by then though.
Steve Martin wouldn't be a bad substitute.
I agree...
a Canadian comedic gem!
I give props to the Director & all involved for allowing *LEVY* to improv his lines. That decision & the title choice were key in turning this movie from good to great!!
Eugene Levy-ception
I love Stifler's puking after drinking Dylan Mulvaney's Bud Light was pretty funny too.
"This one time, at band camp...." That quote made it hard to tell anyone about marching band memories without thinking bad thoughts.
That's american pie 2
"We'll just tell your mom that ah, we ate it all".
Not bad, naughty.
at* Band Camp
😂😂😂😂😂
Let me take you back to the magical year of 1998… I was a senior in high school, 18 years old. Unfortunately, I got caught with my friends’s mother (she was 36). There was some drama at my high school and within our group of friends. Let’s flash forward a year, time has healed most of these wounds, and the group of friends go to the movies and see American Pie. We are crying we’re laughing so hard… until the Finch and Stiffler’s mom scene. It got very quiet and they all turned almost in unison and looked at me.
lol damn u got the molest😂😂😂😢😢😢
Well that’s awesome.
Was she good? Bet she blew your young mind. 😂
My man
Class of 2000 here, this movie was such a moment. It was close enough to what we were experiencing to be relatable yet fantastical enough to give escapism.
Class of 01… yep.
This brings back so many memories 😂😂😂 I was class of 1999 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿
Same here 👍
Same 🙌
Same
Same... Where I work, there's way too many guys I'm now old enough to be their dad.
99 is the best class.
I will always love this movie. An absolute classic.
Hiding a flute, was a thing.
"OMG she used me, I was used....Cool" my favourite line
Eugene Levy is the perfect dad in those films. Never judges Jim, just loves his pervy son unconditionally.
Makes sense...................his character is a pervy dad, especially in American Wedding where he tells Jim about his role playing in the bedroom with Mom!
Love this film. My late older brother took me to see it in the theater. Good memories
That portable stereo that Jim has on his shelf is a Panasonic RX-DT690 and I have had one since 1997. I love when I see things I own used in movies and television.
How does it sound?? Being it's a prop in a movie??
@@garystinten9339 Well, it is a great stereo! It can fill a moderately-sized room.There are many of them on Ebay now. I originally had the DT-680, but it died.
They sound so cool !
@@garystinten9339 It is a pretty great stereo with excellent sound quality! It can fill a moderate sized room.
@Craig_Spurlock Nerd lol jk, I’m a 90’s kid I love everything 90’s
I think some people in this world need a reality check. American Pie was first and foremost a teenage comedy/drama that was meant to be taken that way. The film was released in 1999 which is hard to believe was 25 years ago, and for people who try to cancel it and want apologies for its content, I would tell them to relax and have some warm apple pie.
And/or flute ❤
2:15 I’ve BEEN to Yesterdog.
As soon as I found out about it I had to try it out.
In 2022 I made the pilgrimage. When I got there I ordered 3 chili dogs and a small Ginger Ale.
They were some of the best chilidogs I’ve ever had. Also the interior of Yesterdog is similar to Dog Years, only a lot of it is wood paneling and it’s covered by decades of people’s signatures. It’s charming
"13 inches.. AROUND... think about it.." 😂
I rented the unrated version when it was newly released to the delight of my younger cousins. Not so delighted was my grandmother, since we watched it at her house.
Hahaha “this flute tastes a little different” that broke me 😂.
Bill Murray as the dad would’ve been totally different and probably would’ve had a sub plot that focused on him. I was surprised he only had like 3 lines in the new ghostbusters
They probably couldn't afford more than thee lines.
Actually Bill Murray had even more scenes, dialogue & sequences (as did many of the other actors) in Ghostbusters Frozen Empire (some of which can be glimpsed at in the trailer) but a lot of those scenes were unfortunately cut (to bring down the film's overall running time down from almost 3hrs to roughly a little under 2hrs) for the final theatrical version released in theaters....some of these (maybe even all - have to wait and see) deleted scenes/deleted sequences will be included in the upcoming standard & collectors editions DVD/Blu-Ray releases.
@@MLJ7956 you think that was because of the backlash he received for “inappropriate behavior " that was reported on whatever movie he filmed prior?
@@MrJmd116 - According to the director, a lot scenes were cut to shorten the running time but he has confirmed that a lot of them will be put on DVD & Blu-Ray (because he says, that everyone, cast and crew, put a lot of work into those deleted scenes and audiences should be able to see them).
I could see him as the dad but his comedic timing and humor is way different and I don't think it would have been as good of a movie.
🎵 Psssst, Heyy Minty, that's NOT a flute... it's a recorder!! 😋🎶
Recorder? I barely know her!
I hope that Recorder wasn't used at Band Camp.
Yes It's a Recorder, but anybody who's anybody will still call it a flute. 😂
This is what I came here to say! 😂
You would know.
Absolutely loved (and still do) this movie and the 'original' sequels. Being from Michigan, and graduating from HS around the same time as these movies came out...the local connection was important to us. We knew it wasn't actually 'filmed' here but we still took the connection to heart and it DID feel authentic for the Grand Rapids and Lake Michigan area (for part 2). My two sons are 'almost' old enough for this film, and I'm looking forward to sharing it with them too!
One of the best movies ever. I remember fondly seeing it with friends and we quoted it so much that the teachers hated us for it. 😂❤
Born in 81, class of 99... my friends and I loved American Pie. It's so weird that it's been 25 years and like the movie, I still remember so many things clearly. One thing that isn't talked about, is how much 99's music you hear in the Soundtrack. Blink 182, Harvey Danger... the music is such a testament to the times also. America Pie wasn't just a movie. It was a testament to the culture at the time. It's crudeness, has always been crude and still is crude in nature. High School kids are loud, obnoxious, sexualized young adults, trying to figure things out and screwing it all up.
My own adventures with friends were similar to American Pie. Sexcapades, trying to lose my virginity; with just as many mishaps. The social life of a Senior in High School.
I think American Pie could be made today. Just give everyone cell phones to hold, throughout the movie and bam. 2024!
Think about this, a job where your told "Go f***k that pie." 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I was going to be a senior in high school when this came out in the summer of 99. My friends and I loved it as we all related to it.
I still love the franchise as I can relate to growing up, going to college, marriage, and reunions.
I was 18 about to be 19 when it came out, so just out of high school so I can relate. I love them all but the first and reunion are probably my favorites.
Did you f#@k an apple pie? 😂
Same. I will always remember the controversy with kids trying to get in and movie theaters starting to ID people. I turned 17 that summer, so I guess I had good timing. Before that they would just ask you for your dob if you were trying to get into an r rated movie
@@topchief1 ha Same! My friend couldn't get in because they had an August birthday so they wouldn't let her in. So we all went to a different theater across town where they didn't care about checking IDs
The biggest problem was getting into cruel intentions. I still had friends who were younger and we got turned away multiple times
Eugene Levy is the goat especially for these kinds of roles! And this movie came out when I was in high school
Such a classic movie and truly a "2000's" type.
Finch getting his Mrs. Robinson moment, classic 👌. The beginning of the MILF era.
Revival more like it.
Nope just a revival.
Here’s to you Mrs Robinson
Love ya Minty! Your closing statement is right on: "It's just a movie." People need to lighten up. Pretty easy: If this movie isn't your cup of tea, don't watch it. Thank you to you and your everyone on your crew!
I was at a certain point in my young adulthood when this movie was in the theaters. I had just moved across the country for work, I gained some really great friends and then moved on. I was only three years and I transferred south and so on and so forth. Crazy how time goes by, I can’t believe that was 25 freakin years ago 🤯. The real Time Machine is actually life, it only goes forward and it happens real freakin fast.
"It's like banging a tennis ball against a brick wall, which can be fun. It can be fun, but it's not a game."
"What you want is a partner to return the ball. You want a partner, don't you, son"?
@@Cloud_Strife0811 Not me. I've always done a better job than anyone else.
The flute bit......🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Minty you're hilarious.
As a 16 year old in 1999 we had just great coming of age movies like this, Road Trip, Kevin and Perry, which followed awesome childhood movies like Goonies, Stand by Me and others.
Makes me wonder if other generations had their movies? I find it hard to believe they were better than ours.
well in the 80"s every movie was like this
American Wedding was my absolute favorite and Sean William Scott as Stiffler was my favorite character. Reunion was great and I hope they make another installment!!
Dude, you’re crazy! Wedding was the weakest one out of all 4 movies… as most 3rd movies of franchises are. Reunion was even better than Wedding
@@nsasupporter7557 Agree! Reunion was better, and funnier... To me the weakest was part 2 I would say.
Ditto - The wedding has always been my favourite of the franchise. So many great moments like the dance off and Finch / Stiffler trying to out do each other at their own game 😂
@@DjJokerr part of the reason Wedding was the weakest was because half of the cast wasn’t even in the movie. Kevin had no point in even being in the movie, he might as well have been absent like Oz was as well as the rest of them
@@Skeksi_Man that still doesn’t save the movie. People who think that Wedding was the best are either crazy or stupid. It’s 1 thing if they liked that one, but saying it was their favorite is just ludicrous
As RUclips becomes more and more puritanical, I really appreciate the uncensored casual swearing. Thanks, Minty!
Wokeness is the new puritanical.
@@dalebaker9533 Maybe, but it isn't "wokeness" that censors words like kill, die, suicide, gun, and rape.
@@dalebaker9533 Maybe, but "wokeness" isn't what censors words like r*pe, k*ll, d*e, s*ic*de, g*n.
@dalebaker9533 It absolutely is! The purity standards the woke mob calls for is virtually verbatim to the Puritan witch hunts. Anything that fails to be absolutely lockstep with the “correct” school of thought is canceled, threatened, and hounded into seclusion. The Puritan witch trials only ended when the mob accused the mayor’s wife. I wonder what it’ll take to end the current purges.
I love the popcorn scene after the credits of American Reunion 🤣
We will tell your mom we just ate it😂😂
Jim's dad was the best.
@@wstine79 So glad he hooked up with Stifler's mom in the end.
I love that part 😅
"We'll just tell your mom that ah, we ate it all".
@@stupendous1068 Stifler puking after drinking Dylan Mulvaney's Bud Light was pretty funny too.
The next AP should go really bold and call it American Pie: Funeral or American Funeral. The series is about facing life head on, death is a part of this. Plus the odds of getting laid at a friend’s funeral are pretty high.
If they do this at the funeral scene they need to have Will Ferrell just be standing in the background talking to a woman. Let him reprise his role of Chazz Reinhold from Wedding Crashers.
I was 16 in 1999. Saw it in theaters and had it on vhs
you still used VHS in 1999? I was on dvd's by then.
This movie came out just the right time for me in 1999 when I started my senior year of high school. It was like, these are characters that are my age. That's why the first and Reunion are my favorites. Several movie posters, new and old, would even copy the American Pie logo like Revenge of the Nerds 2 in order to cash in on the popularity of this movie as if to say, "If you like American Pie, watch this movie."
The sound tracks were always pretty good, particularly the second film.
I still miss Shannon Elizabeth 😆
Fun fact: when she was in Scary Movie the following year, she was originally supposed to play a different character. But she was determined to play Buffy
Stifler is an absolute LEGEND lol😂
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The scene with Nania striping for Jim while the Webcam broadcast to the whole school was hilarious. Michelle, Stifler and Finch were my favorite characters.
By far one of my favorite movies growing up.
I saw part one the day before part 2 came out because all my friends were going to see part 2 in the theater and found out I had not seen part one yet lol
I’ll always have a spot in my heart for the series. It was part of me growing up. Reminded me so much of my teenage years.
Love the series
One of the greatest comedies off all time. I’m in my 40’s and I still love it
I love them. I find them absolutely hilarious even now
I love how you’re playing late 90’s songs as you go through the 10 things we didn’t know about American Pie, really takes me back.
The only thing I find disturbing about this film, is how many females I know that had a crush on Stiffler! No wonder they all grew up to chose a bear.
Stiffler in Band Camp sure. I didn't know anyone who actually liked Steve Stiffler, he was designed to be hated, like Cartman.
Thanks for playing laid by James. Id forgotten bout that one. Also, I grew up in East Grand rapids , and and yep. Ppl were screwing cantaloupe and doing teachers and college people. Bandcamp was just a hookup. If anything this movie was tame, but they got the parents stuff right. Everybody's folks were nice and just let us chill. Most of us turned out ok, the half that are left
This movie was and is still one of my go to when I feel down and wanna remember my good old teenage years.
This is my generation's Dazed and Confused, extremely accurate portrayal of what was going on (except for the pie.)
Whether you know it or not, someone in your friend group must definitely fucked a pie, a donut, a long John, or something like that... Trust me.
Minty you had me at "this flute tastes different" haha
This one time, at band camp
I just bought the blu ray of the 4 theatrical releases a few months ago.... always enjoyed all of them
I was about to start my sophomore year of high school when this movie came out. Good times, great memories!
Same here.
Jim's dad is the goat
Regular or fainting variety?
I grew up in the 80's & 90"s & this movie along with the other teen flicks help make my teen year memories more fun. But I feel the biggest teen movie then was Varsity Blues. Minty PLEASE DO VARSITY BLUES!!
I was class of 2000, and even today when I watch these movies, it brings back so many memories of my buddies and I back then. That was us in every way.
Shit brick losing it in the women's bathroom has to be the funniest scene I've ever seen. You can even see Eddie Kaye Thomas trying to hold back his own laughter while on the thrown.
*throne
@@Tonyhouse1168 You get a gold star, asshole
I loved American Reunion...I graduated from high-school in 99, so it hit home🤙
As a Michigander - YESTERDOG!!! still open, now a little expensive for a hotdog but a a Grand Rapids tradition none the less.
The sequel should have been called "American Pie: à la mode"
American Pie 2: Cruise Control.
American pie 2: the fappening
2 American 2 Pie
@@5Ci0N 🤣🤣 its all about family sized pie 🚗💨
@@5Ci0N American Pie: Tokyo Drift
Last American Virgin was big inspiration
Classic!! I was in high school when this came out and working at a movie theater. This movie was huge and we all got that sweet pie 🥧 great video!!
I like all 4 American Pie movies. I never seen any other those spin offs tho. Didn't know Eugene Levy was in them.
The spinoffs were gold. Highly recommend. The first spin off “band camp” is the worse one. The naked mile is probably the best one beta house is a sequel to naked mile. I think they came out with a girl version on Netflix a few years ago that was ok
I loved this series, I even had a few of the other ones as well. But the American pie ones with the og cast were the best. I'd love to see a new one with all the og cast to see what they are upto now.
This movie was just fantastic. Right movie, right time, right cast. The music, the humor, the atmosphere. This is a classic for sure!
This came out when I was 16...literally my favorite movie of all time
Anyone that hates this movie either had a boring or terrible experience growing up, or they take life WAY too seriously! This film was written in a way where each character was either a piece of ourselves growing up, or someone you knew. I thought this held true in the sequels as well. They captured that "best friends trying to figure out adulthood together" mixed with growing just a touch apart as life pushes forward but still holding each other close at heart
Here's my personal take, in 1999 I had the most traumatic break-up of my life and thought I'd never smile again. I went to see Pie in a half empty screen by myself and broke y shit laughing throughout the whole thing, I'm an 80's child and it was great to see the sex comedies of the 80's live again, but with great characters and a lot of heart. I will probably be buried with this film, and I thank everyone involved with it for getting me through a bad time.
Chinese chicken.
OMG ... I finally finished watching every single vid on your channel!!!
Stiffler's Mom!!
Has got it going on
@@Bow-to-the-absurd whew, did she ever. 👀
@@MrWoodMan23 And now, ewwwww
@@Me4-gc8qs you should keep your mouth shut because you will probably look ewww one day too, probably worse!
I appreciate that you used the movie's soundtrack in the background of the video. Very cool detail
Don't get it twisted, Bill Murray is a cinematic legend!
Ghostbusters, What about Bob, Osmosis Jones, ect.... he has a great IMDB resume!
But I think he was just too Big for this movie. He likely would've overshadowed all the other more unknown actors.
Levy was the better fit😂
American Pie was brillaint. Made at a time when the western working class were thriving and that shows. Would love to see movies like this return. Our culture needs it.
Absolutely fantastic movie. I saw this when It came out. Own it on VHS and DVD. It’s a classic. It’s definitely a vibe.
This movie came out a couple years after high school and Seann William Scott reminded me a lot of someone who I hated in school who also happened to be named Sean. It took many years for me to break that association with the actor.
That intro cracked me up! This is what he does - been doing it so long he's starting to lose his mind, crazy Minty! 🤣
even the music and the fact that blink made a cameo, etc. shows its mainstream output
glad you are still making content. your show is great.
The movie, the music, pure nostalgia for me. I want to do a rewatch but I’m waiting for the 4K blu ray.
We need a 10 things we didn't know about Minty
So much nostalgia in those movies. Heart too
Wow... nostalgia trip right here... now I feel old as F
One of the best franchises in cinematic history (excluding the spin offs). Harmless, outlandish fun, and totally relatable. At 46 years, these have still been my go-to's.
Wedding is my personal favourite.
One of my favorite movies. Love the music too
My all time favorite... a true classic... totally quotable........................ never seen it
I was 8 when I watched this in the theater, I didn't get any of the jokes but the audience was laughing like crazy lol
Man, this one brought back the memories. I saw this in theatres when I was 18. Bought the VHS when it came out and bought the CD (Movie Soundtrack) when it realeased. I still have the CD.
As this Movie was a Fake Raunchy comedy for some reason it hits home. And it’s even better now to go back and watch these films.
Love this movie. Thank you for the episode!
East Grand Rapids is where all the mean people in 80’s teen movies ended up.
The characters in this movie were what sold it for me when I first watched this in theaters. I knew some one from my High School that represented every character in that movie. And people truly need to take a chill pill. Movies , comedy, games, music, books whatever, are entertainment. And need to be treated as such. Since when did all of our entertainment turn into work?
I love these movies. Came out when I was in high school. I wish they still made comedies like this. 👍
"We'll just tell Minty that ah, we watched it all".
This was a great movie. I can’t think that all the actors were right. The best dad ever. Everybody was cast, right. Love this movie to the day I die. And forgot to say great sound track.
this is an iconic legend that never gets old...and you know, they had a director's cut recently for its anniversary. Everyone was worried because of the way things are, and it just slipped by quietly, and there is a new one coming next year apparently. Stiffler and his crew are now adults, marrried with children and they plan thier usual antics as they go for thier old reunion.
You really did this film justice. Well done! 👍
Classic example of the 1990's- the theme, the music, the realism.
This move (both 1 &2) are 100% great teen movies, and always will be.