American Reunion

2012

American Reunion

Critics Consensus

It'll provide sweetly nostalgic comfort food for fans of the franchise, but American Reunion fails to do anything truly new or interesting -- or even very funny -- with the characters.

45%

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Total Count: 181

63%

Audience Score

User Ratings: 338,955

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In the comedy American Reunion, all the American Pie characters we met a little more than a decade ago return to East Great Falls for their high-school reunion. In one long-overdue weekend, they will discover what has changed, who hasn't and that time and distance can't break the bonds of friendship. It was summer 1999 when four small-town Michigan boys began a quest to lose their virginity. In the years that have passed, Jim and Michelle married while Kevin and Vicky said goodbye. Oz and Heather grew apart, but Finch still longs for Stifler's mom. Now these lifelong friends have come home as adults to reminisce about-and get inspired by-the hormonal teens who launched a comedy legend. -- (C) Universal

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Cast

Alyson Hannigan
as Michelle
Jason Biggs
as Jim Levinstein
Chris Klein
as Oz
Thomas Ian Nicholas
as Kevin
Tara Reid
as Vicky
Seann William Scott
as Steve Stifler
Mena Suvari
as Heather
Eddie Kaye Thomas
as Finch
Eugene Levy
as Jim's Dad
Shannon Elizabeth
as Nadia
Dania Ramirez
as Trisha
Katrina Bowden
as Mia
Natasha Lyonne
as Jessica
Justin Isfeld
as MILF Guy #1
John Cho
as MILF Guy #2
Jennifer Coolidge
as Stifler's Mom
Jay Harrington
as Dr. Ron
Ali Cobrin
as Kara
Chuck Hittinger
as AJ
Chris Owen
as Sherman
Charlene Amoia
as Ellie
Jesse Malinowski
as Kyle
Robert Hayes
as Bo
Vik Sahay
as Prateek Duraiswamy
Stevie Ray Dallimore
as Kara's Dad
Kim Wall
as Kara's Mom
Neil Patrick Harris
as Celebrity Dance-Off Host
George Christopher Bianchi
as Evan
Jennifer Bell
as Madison
Autumn Dial
as Alexa
Rebecca Field
as Loni
Vince Pisani
as Male Alum
Terri James
as Female Alum
Jennifer Kober
as Ingrid
Raheem Babalola
as Deshaun
Valarie Kobrovsky
as Prateek's Hot Girlfriend
Benjamin G. Arthur
as Chester
Hart Turner
as Reed
Matt Mangum
as Adam
Molly Cheek
as Jim's Mom
Brian Mahoney
as Police Officer
Chad Ochocinco
as Himself
Zane Wind
as Mitch
Randy Hurwitz
as Mom at Party
Helenna Santos Levy
as Oz Fan
Michael Beasley
as Reggie
Pam Green
as Ali
Joseph Kaiser
as Jim (13 yrs.)
Michael May
as Stifler (13 yrs.)
Logan Van Sickle
as Oz (13 yrs.)
Chase Krepp
as Kevin (13 yrs.)
Maximiliano Wissinger
as Finch (13 yrs.)
John Jason Bailey
as Random Alumni
Elizabeth Shea Hurwitz
as Baby at Party
Rod C. Rich
as Bar Mitzvah Dad
Jenna Willis
as Computer Voice
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Audience Reviews for American Reunion

  • Jul 23, 2013
    Nostalgic and repetitive. American Reunion does its best to cling and clutch onto the youth and freedom that the original desperately craved but it falls flat. The humor is still there and still raunchy but it doesn't provide anything fresh for new audiences and die-hard fans alike. Regardless, it's a film that can provide some laughs. 4/5
    Eugene B Super Reviewer
  • Feb 17, 2013
    American Pie's 10 year reunion. Funny but not as good as the first.
    Ida K Super Reviewer
  • Jan 19, 2013
    Pretty lame, but none of these movies are very good.
    Erin C Super Reviewer
  • Sep 07, 2012
    Without the nostalgia factor, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have watched this... or enjoyed it. What's most interesting about doing the high school sex comedy ten years later is that, if your viewer saw the original when s/he was 17 or so, they will watch this installment and immediately be in the same shoes as the characters: moving away from their formerly juvenile selves, while still trying to stay young at heart and free in spirit. On the downside, the plot points were entirely predictable, but to the film's credit, it was true to its origins and even had a sense of humour about them. The actors involved - many of whom have since been labelled flashes in the pan, as they've had few big roles outside of the franchise - acquitted themselves particularly well, particularly, dare I say, Jason Biggs, though his best scenes were of course with master improviser Eugene Levy, reprising the role of Mr. Levenstein. Levy could make anyone look good. Seann William Scott is as Stifler as he's ever been - perpetually been, since this breakout role a decade ago - and, having never been a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan but having seen her since on How I Met Your Mother, I was impressed with how Alyson Hannigan slipped back into the character of Michelle and all her weird-girl faces. If you've never seen the other films - and I don't mean the spinoffs - you probably won't enjoy this, and I think in the future the four films could be recut as a kind of soap opera, but it's a loyal and still pretty funny sequel. Better than American Wedding, not so good as the first two, though. It's my generation's Porky's - meaning that, in ten to twenty years, people will be asking me what the heck I'm talking about when I mention it...
    Daniel P Super Reviewer
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