RottenTomatoes.com
Log In | Register | What is RT?
Check out the new RT Community
  • Home
  • Movies
  • DVD
  • Celebrities
  • News
  • Critics
  • Trailers & Pictures
  • CommunityBeta
  • Features
  • | Columns
  • | Guides
RT Search Powered by Google
help icon Enhanced RT
searches on Google
Click here to turn on enhanced search results from RT on your Google searches.
 
News
Who Wants ANOTHER Slice of "American Pie"?
by Gareth J. Von Kallenbach | July 12, 2006
Discuss Article
It's a bizarre way for a movie studio to show its appreciation for a mega-successful trilogy, but here we go again... Remember that direct-to-video "Band Camp" sequel? Did you like it? Well, either way, get ready for "American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile."

Filming has begun on "American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile," an all-new, uproarious chapter in the hugely successful "American Pie" comedy franchise about outrageous antics and heartwarming fun. A DVD Original™ from Rogue Pictures and Universal Studios Home Entertainment (USHE), the film commenced principal photography on June 5, 2006 in Toronto, Canada. Building upon Rogue Pictures’ and USHE’s tremendous success with the DVD Original™ "American Pie Presents: Band Camp" – which sold over two million DVD and VHS units – this fifth installment of the Pie franchise is the studio’s latest effort to create cutting-edge content for DVD audiences that creates further velocity for properties with an unmistakable resonance among film fans.

Starring Christopher McDonald ("Happy Gilmore"), John White ("How To Deal"), Ross Thomas ("The Cutting Edge: Going for the Gold"), Jake Siegel (his feature film debut), Steve Talley ("Peaceful Warrior") and Jessy Schram ("Veronica Mars"), "American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile" is directed by Joe Nussbaum ("Sleepover"), written by Erik Lindsay and produced by W. Keith Border and Joel Soisson of Neo Art & Logic, Inc. ("The Prophecy," "Dracula 2000" and "Trekkies" franchises, and soon-to-be-released "Pulse"). The film is based on characters created by Adam Herz and executive produced by Craig Perry and Warren Zide, who produced "American Pie 1" and "2," as well as "American Wedding."

The "American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile" creative team also includes director of photography Eric Haase ("Southern Belles"), production designer Gordon Barnes ("Gilmore Girls") editor Danny Saphire ("American Pie Presents: Band Camp"), and costume designer Mary Partridge ("Inside The Osmonds"). The film was cast by Monika Mikkelsen and Stephanie Gorin.

In this latest story from one of the most successful and outrageous comedy franchises ever, Erik Stifler has a lot to live up to as he can’t be the first Stifler to graduate high school… a virgin! The newest Stifler escapade delivers outrageous humor, heartwarming fun and laugh-out-loud antics.

(Thanks to SKNR.net for the press release.)

Related Items
Movie: Veronica Mars - The Complete First Season
How to Deal
American Pie 2
Cutting Edge, The: Going for the Gold
The Prophecy
American Wedding
Dracula 2000
American Pie Presents: Band Camp
Peaceful Warrior
Trekkies
Inside the Osmonds
Southern Belles
Pulse
Gilmore Girls - The Complete First Season
Happy Gilmore
Sleepover
Celeb: Joel Soisson
W.K. Border
Gordon Barnes
Christopher McDonald
Eric J. Haase
Joe Nussbaum
Steve Talley
Adam Herz
Warren Zide
Mary Partridge-Raynor
Craig Perry
John White
Bookmark and Share
Comments (1-20 of 23 posts) | Reply
Vicens17
Vicens17 writes:
on Jul 12 2006 09:36 AM

jesus christ, here we go again

(Reply to this)
masta_chill
masta_chill writes:
on Jul 12 2006 09:38 AM

[b]Die!!![/b]
Sequels die!!!!


(Reply to this)
SpikesInMySkull
SpikesInMySkull writes:
on Jul 12 2006 10:21 AM

Didn't bother to read the article, but I can answer the headline quite simply:

No one.


(Reply to this)
Viginti-Tres
Viginti-Tres writes:
on Jul 12 2006 10:31 AM

Not me, thats for sure!

(Reply to this)
SozeStrangelove
SozeStrangelove writes:
on Jul 12 2006 10:42 AM

[b]Who Wants ANOTHER Slice of "American Pie"?[/b]
What pie? there is no more pie left.


(Reply to this)
unbreakable_samurai
unbreakable_samurai writes:
on Jul 12 2006 11:16 AM

I loved the first three but enough of these stupid piece of shit strait to video sequels.

(Reply to this)
ssmithy
ssmithy writes:
on Jul 12 2006 12:22 PM

American Shame

(Reply to this)
Drunkpostingftw
Drunkpostingftw writes:
on Jul 12 2006 12:39 PM

American Pie meets Thirty-Something? Sounds like fun!

(Reply to this)
Pokemoon88
Pokemoon88 writes:
on Jul 12 2006 12:41 PM

What could the Naked Mile be referring to.....conjures up an image of a naked marathon...Please spare us all!

(Reply to this)
the_don_of_yreka
the_don_of_yreka writes:
on Jul 12 2006 12:50 PM

nooooooo! damm you dvd! *sigh* this a dumb idea for a movie. i could do a better story than this one.

(Reply to this)
Friends_best_show_ever
Friends_best_show_ever writes:
on Jul 12 2006 01:20 PM

[b]Sounds good[/b]
Band Camp was a good movie. It wasnt as good as the original 3, but I enjoyed it and Im sure Ill enjoy this one too!


(Reply to this)
taran72
taran72 writes:
on Jul 12 2006 04:13 PM

"uproarious" - it drips with sarcasm.

(Reply to this)
synergyred
synergyred writes:
on Jul 12 2006 05:15 PM

NOO!!!

I feel I've been writing that a lot lately when it comes to movie news.


(Reply to this)
Horstradamus
Horstradamus writes:
on Jul 12 2006 05:45 PM

[b]Yeah...[/b]
Did anyone else recognize any of the names mentioned in the press release? No? Okay, that's what I thought.


(Reply to this)
killermonkey822
killermonkey822 writes:
on Jul 12 2006 06:58 PM

not very well known and not very experinced cast,horrible crew this might turn out to be even worse than band camp, well ok band camp was an alright film (for a direct to video movie) but it just didn't have the same thing that the first 3 american pie films did and direct to video movies are always shit anyway so why make them.
(i agree with the guy up there who said that there wasan't any pie left)


(Reply to this)
J-Session
J-Session writes:
on Jul 13 2006 06:41 AM

The first one was good, the second one was alright, the third one kinda sucked. When I found out that they were making a 4th straight to DVD, all I could think is what is this world coming to. Straight to DVD sequel pieces of crap like that are proof that they don't care how good it is they are just trying to make money off it. Terrible

(Reply to this)
Master King Sexington
Master King Sexington writes:
on Jul 13 2006 08:11 PM

I didn't even watch Band Camp cuz it went straight to video. This sounds like it's gonna be like American Psycho 2: All American Girl. Hehe, both have American in the title.

(Reply to this)
ESotSM
ESotSM writes:
on Jul 14 2006 10:49 AM

Does anyone else see a depressing "Police Academy" trend developing here? That just means they're only one step away from a Steve Guttenberg cameo or worse....SUPPORTING ROLE!!

It's so easy to keep churning these movies out because they're just the same cookie-cutter format. My friends and I, for a laugh, tuned in to "Band Camp" on TBS and I swear we could practically predict 75% of the movie before it even happened. Take a gross guy, put him in an awkward situation where he's out of his element, give him extremely hot chicks to woo and a nerd to annoy. Now, the nerd is generally in love with another nerd and soon, to keep the nerd quiet about something he's done, he begins to help said nerd get nerd girl. He'll eventually need the nerd for something towards the end. Meanwhile, to get hot girl he'll have to come around and play along with the awkward situation and grow to like it. Insert token racial stereotyped characters' subplots here.


(Reply to this)
ESotSM
ESotSM writes:
on Jul 14 2006 10:53 AM

Oh yeah, it also have to have Eugene Levy doing his seemingly-patented bug-eyed look on the cover. That also is a staple. Put the DVD cases of American Wedding and American Pie: Band Camp together so his faces are right next to each other. They're strikingly identical.

Also, it says it sold over 2 million DVD and VHS copies....is that like 1,999,999 DVD's and the 1 VHS for someone? I thought VHS was becoming obsolete!


(Reply to this)
Aeneas&theBloodyOracle
Aeneas&theBloodyOracle writes:
on Jul 14 2006 03:25 PM

[b]Press release?[/b]
What kind of BS masters degree in Smartology do you get to write the fluffy crap copy for a press release? What class do you take to learn how to TRY to convince shmucks to buy crap using packeted nonsense like "heartwarming" and "cutting edge content"?
Hulk smash these industry drones.


(Reply to this)
Read More Comments
Page | 1 2
Post Your Comment
You must be registered to post comments. Login or Register.

Related Links

American Pie
  • Pictures
  • Posters
  • News
  • Forum

Related Articles

  • American Pie Heading Back to Theaters? Opens in new window (12)
  • Regal Bringing Red Band Trailers Back to Theaters (12)
  • Jason Biggs: The RT Interview (9)
  • Box Office Guru Preview: Make Way for McLovin (6)
  • Joel Schumacher Lost in "Lost Boys" Sequel (16)
  • Who Wants ANOTHER Slice of "American Pie"? (23)
  • Critical Consensus: A Weak "Sentinel," So-So "Dreamz" Are Made Of This, "Silent Hill" Not Screened (24)
  • Stifler Becomes "Gary the Tennis Coach" (9)
  • Chris Weitz Getting Into the "Game" (1)
  • Trailer Bulletin: American Dreamz (6)

Most Discussed

  • Critics Consensus: A Christmas Carol Dazzles But Disappoints (43)
  • Ho-ho-horror! 10 Scary Christmas Movies (36)
  • RT on DVD: Up, the Ultimate Watchmen Cut, and More (35)
  • Weekly Ketchup: Abrams eyes Micronauts, Aykroyd as Yogi Bear (33)
  • Box Office Guru Wrapup: Christmas Carol Tops, Precious Rocks (32)
  • Friday Harvest: Prince of Persia, The Road, and more! (26)
  • Total Recall: John Cusack's Best Movies (22)
  • John Hurt Talks Harry Potter, Quentin Crisp and Alien - The RT Interview (14)

Latest News

  • Total Recall: John Cusack's Best Movies (20)
  • RT on DVD: Up, the Ultimate Watchmen Cut, and More (35)
  • Box Office Guru Wrapup: Christmas Carol Tops, Precious Rocks (32)
  • Weekly Ketchup: Abrams eyes Micronauts, Aykroyd as Yogi Bear (33)
  • Friday Harvest: Prince of Persia, The Road, and more! (26)
  • Critics Consensus: A Christmas Carol Dazzles But Disappoints (43)
  • Ho-ho-horror! 10 Scary Christmas Movies (36)
  • John Hurt Talks Harry Potter, Quentin Crisp and Alien - The RT Interview (14)
  • Total Recall: George Clooney's Best Movies (92)
  • RT on DVD: G.I. Joe, Rocky, and Christmas Classics (75)

Latest Interviews

  • John Hurt Talks Harry Potter, Quentin Crisp and Alien - The RT Interview (14)
  • Terry Gilliam Talks Doctor Parnassus (15)
  • Wes Anderson Talks Fantastic Mr. Fox - RT Interview (8)
  • Wolverine Creator Len Wein Talks About the Film (28)
  • Gavin Hood Talks Wolverine; Possible Sequel (28)
  • Duncan Jones talks Moon, Sam Rockwell, and Mute (14)
  • Emma Stone talks Zombieland - RT Interview (40)
  • Michael Moore: The RT Interview (139)
  • Andrea Arnold talks Fish Tank - RT Interview (4)
  • Neill Blomkamp talks District 9 - RT Interview (51)

Latest Features

  • Ho-ho-horror! 10 Scary Christmas Movies (36)
  • 12 Facts About 2012 (132)
  • Terry Gilliam Talks Doctor Parnassus (15)
  • Five Favourite Films with 24's Carlos Bernard (33)
  • Six Horrible Part Sixes (32)
  • Christopher Smith's Favourite Cult Horror Films (14)
  • Gavin Hood Talks Wolverine; Possible Sequel (28)
  • Five Favorite Films with F. Gary Gray (29)
  • Duncan Jones talks Moon, Sam Rockwell, and Mute (14)
  • Five Favorite Films With Kristen Bell (49)

Sponsored Links

 
 
About| Site Map| Help| RT To Go| Contact Us| Critics Submission| Linking to RT| Licensing| Movie List| Games| Celebs List| Newsletter
IGN Logo

IGN.com | GameSpy | Comrade | Arena | FilePlanet | GameSpy Technology
TeamXbox | Planets | Vaults | VE3D | CheatsCodesGuides | GameStats | GamerMetrics
AskMen.com | Rotten Tomatoes | Direct2Drive | Green Pixels


By continuing past this page, and by the continued use of this site, you agree to be bound by and abide by the User Agreement.
Copyright 1998-2009, IGN Entertainment, Inc. About IGN | Support | Advertise | Privacy Policy | User Agreement | Subscribe to RT's XML feed! IGN RSS Feeds
IGN's enterprise databases running Oracle, SQL and MySQL are professionally monitored and managed by Pythian Remote DBA
Certain product data ©1995-present Muze, Inc. For personal use only. All rights reserved.