1/5 This movie is not "pie" its lame!
  by Kody (New York,NY)
Ok, in all honesty the directors should've stopped after the first 3 movies. The originals are better. These movies don't even have the same people. That's one of the biggest turn offs. Its just another cheesy remake, trying to be the "best" movie to the series but its just garbage. Save your money!

4/5 This is actually a good movie
  by Ted E. Kissel (Greencastle IN)
OK, with all due respects to the first 3 American Pie movies. This one isn't near as funny as any of those 3 movies. But it is a good movie. It's about elenty billion times better then the epic failure of "American Pie Presents Band Camp". And although the only character from the original 3 American Pie/Wedding movies returning in this film is Jim Levenstines Dad (played by the one and only talented Canadian actor Eugene Levy) it still has a lot of good funny new characters in it such as Eric Stiffler (a HS senior and quite possibly the only Stiffler who hasn't been laid in highschool and actually has/had a steady girlfriend in high school), Rock and the vertically challenged from the Lambda fraternity and their older brother who is the only member of the house not vertically challenged, and my personal favorite Dwight Stiffler (cousin to Steve, Matt, and Eric Stiffer ). And thank god this movie does not have the older version of Matt Stiffler or anyone else aside from Jim's dad who had a part in the movie "American Pie Presents Band Camp" in it. But all in all I'd say if the creator of the American Pie series wants to have another super successful film, he should do one when Steve Stiffler, Kevin Myers, Jim Levenstene, Oz, and Paul Finch are kids in either elementary school or better yet Middle School. Yeah, they could do one about when Jim, Stiffler, Finch, Kevin and Oz are in middle school about Steve Stiffler's first couple of times getting laid. But then again that's just my opinion, it may not be the best idea in the world for the pie series.

4/5 Ruuun Stifler... RUUUUN! (3.5 Stars cause I still think it's better than Wedding)
  by M. B Cole (Las Vegas, NV)
At first there was Steve. Then there was Matt. Now... there is Erik. Stiflers. And we all know how the Stiflers are. Or do we? Actually Erik is more of a normal guy than any of them. He's so normal that no one even calls him Stifler like his cousins Steve, Matt, and even Dwight. It's just plain old Erik. Who by the way is a senior AND a virgin. BLASPHEMY for the Stifler name. But it's ok for Erik, sort of. He's in love with his girlfriend of 2 years who is also a virgin, so he does what he can to help relieve the stress...if you get my drift. As time goes on though, it gets even worse for him because he is constantly getting made fun of, and as we all know, standards are black and white different for being a virgin guy or a virgin girl. After some failed attempts, Tracy (his girl) decides she still isn't ready. Though to try and make him happy, she lets him have a guilt free weekend, which is basically letting him do anything he wants. Just so happens though he's going to visit his other cousin at college... Dwight Stifler, the king of his frat house and a campus legend.

The first time I viewed this, I thought it was decent addition to the series, but now after seeing it a second time, I actually liked it a lot more the second time through. The jokes were pretty funny, but I think I just really liked the characters more than anything. Sure it can be unbelievable, but it's an American Pie movie. Erik was a little more interesting as a Stifler this time around, because it was nice to see just a normal Stifler compared to all the crazy ones we see. Of course he's still trying to get laid, but at least it's with his girlfriend instead of the whole world. And Dwight Stifler, to me, was a really cool Stifler. A lot less insane than Steve, and much cooler than Matt. He's exactly what I think of when I think of a frat house legend. Everyone wants to party with him, they basically cheer at anything he says, and he's always got some crazy sayings or ideas.

And boy is there a lot of nekidness. Lots. As for the jokes, there were plenty for sure. Not all were funny (like a certain money shot scene that involved two guys), but I did laugh quite a bit. And the midgets...oh man. Talk about stealing the scenes. They had some of the best parts. I loved how they were the arch enemies of Dwight's frat. The football game was ridiculous (it was also like 10 minutes of the film...crazy) between those two. When the main midget dude bites Dwight, and even when you KNOW it's coming, I still laughed pretty hard.

In the end, definitely give it a try. It's not that bad at all. I'm glad I own it.

P.S. - I reviewed Beta House (part 6) already in the past so give it a looky loo if you'd like.


5/5 Still American Pie
  by Sarah J. Bouc (WI, USA)
You may think American Pie was running out of steam. But this one is just as funny,if not funnier. They try really hard to tie it to the other ones, but really they don't need to. This movie has a personality of its own.

4/5 This isn't Band Camp...
  by KlownArt (Georgia)
American Pie- The Naked Mile
Usually I am not one that truly enjoys American Pie movies too much. I especially wasn't a fan of the first spin-off in American Pie Presents: Band Camp. This movie is pretty decent though. It has its comedic spots and a good main character.

Erik Stifler is a member of the notorious Stifler family. The Stifler family is known for having no problems getting "action". This being said, Erik is a virgin and is entering his final years in high school. His girlfriend just isn't ready for that type of commitment. Erik waits patiently but tells her he can't wait forever. Erik and two of his friends are making plans to go to the Naked Mile. The Naked Mile is where hundreds of college students run naked through the streets to enjoy themselves after exams. Erik is given a guilt-free pass for the weekend, meaning he can do whatever he wants without her saying anything. His girlfriend soon wants to revoke the pass, but is convinced to trust her boyfriend to not do anything wrong. Erik soon begins his adventures at the Naked Mile, which includes fighting little people.

Erik is your common loser who is worried that if he doesn't get "action" soon he will be laughed at forever. This is a great change from the past Stifler characters that have all been idiots. Idiots just don't work as compelling main characters.

The story is somewhat predictable. You know pretty much that he's going to run back to his girlfriend. I didn't want to spoil the movie, but it really is that obvious. Still, the comedy in between is fairly good. You'll see things like little people destroying normal sized people in football, which is very entertaining.

Another good thing about this DVD is the extras. You get your usual behind the scenes and commentary stuff. On this DVD you will get a guide on how to pick up women at Yoga. You also get to see the actors getting their butts waxed, which is very entertaining.

I wouldn't say that this is a movie you need to go out and pick up. It's a decent movie with some decent extras. Maybe worth a rental.