Other Titles • American Pie 2 • Secret Disguise (2001)
Synopses for American Pie 2 (2001)
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In the summer of 1999, they "took the pact" – and audiences fell in love as an unforgettable group of friends hilariously and all-too-humanly explored the undiscovered frontiers of love, sex and friendship. The hit comedy earned cult status with moviegoers who saw their own life experiences mirrored in the wild, frequently embarrassing, yet always heartfelt adventures of American Pie.
Universal Pictures is proud to reunite the entire ensemble cast of the original comedy for American Pie 2, boldly taking "the next step" into the fringes of adulthood. After their first year apart at college, the guys (Kevin, Jim, Oz, Finch and Stifler) rent a beach house, vowing to celebrate their friendship and make this the best summer ever. But, as always, whether their dreams come true or not is ultimately up to the girls (Vicky, Michelle, Nadia, Heather and Jessica).
Through one boisterous summer of ear-splitting parties, side-splitting mishaps – and, yes, a trip to band camp – the gang discovers that times change and people change, but friendship lasts a lifetime.
American Pie 2 also reunites the original creative team of American Pie with Paul Weitz, Chris Weitz and Adam Herz returning as executive producers and Warren Zide, Craig Perry and Chris Moore producing the film. J.B. Rogers directed American Pie 2 from a screenplay by Herz, with a story by David H. Steinberg and Herz.
The behind-the-camera team includes director of photography Mark Irwin, production designer Richard Toyon, editors Larry Madaras and Stuart Pappé, composer David Lawrence and costume designer Alexandra Welker. Jane Barteleme and Chris Bender co-produced the film. Gary Jones and Dave Jordan are the music supervisors.
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The Ultimate Guide To American Pie 2
American Pie 2
Here's the pie you couldn't see in theaters! This special unrated edition of American Pie 2 is the comedy hit you'll want to watch again and again!
The characters you love are back! One year after the prom-night misadventures immortalized in American Pie, the entire gang has reunited for the summer. Now, an innocent-looking beach house will be transformed into the ultimate party central. Five guys will discover the powerful bonds of friendship… and Super Glue. Five girls will explore the mysteries of love… and the Rule of Three. And from late-night band camp encounters to some very accommodating next-door neighbors, this will be one summer vacation none of them will ever forget!
Beneath The Crust Volume 2
From the outrageous minds of the stars and filmmakers comes this extra piece of pie. ALL-NEW hilarious footage features secrets, stories and so much more - shot exclusively for this DVD from the set of American Wedding!
- In the Beginning... There Was Pie
- The Temptation of Oz
- The Big O
- Stifler's Dad Moves in (Stifler Has a Dad?) - Two Dads are Funnier Than One
- In the End: Everybody Wants a Piece
Get even more juicy pie bites on Volume 1! Available for a limited time with American Pie!
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Over 6 Minutes of Outrageous Extra Footage Not Seen In Theaters!
Over 10 Hours Of Bonus Footage!
Bringing back the entire ensemble from the original hit comedy, "American Pie 2" finds Jim, Finch, Kevin, Oz and Stifler reunited for the summer after their first year at college. When the boys rent a beach house, even more familiar faces--such as Vicky, Jessica, and the Sherminator begin to appear. Soon Jim discovers that the gorgeous exchange student Nadia will be making a romantic visit, and, in a panic, he heads for band camp to seek sex advice from the flute-playing Michelle.
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To the horror of prudes everywhere, American Pie 2 is even funnier than its popular predecessor. You'll either be appalled or surprised by its defiant celebration of the young adult male libido. Females will be equally shocked or delighted, because like American Pie this appealing, character-based comedy puts the women in control while offering a front-row view of horny guys in all their dubious glory. Which is to say, American Pie is mostly about sex--or, to be more specific, breasts, genitalia, "potential" lesbianism, blue silicone sex toys, crude methods of seduction, "the rule of three" (just watch the movie), a shower of "champagne", phone sex, tantric sex, and, oh yeah... superglue. In the case of college freshman Jim (Jason Biggs), performance anxiety plagues his upcoming reunion with sexy Czech exchange student Nadia (Shannon Elizabeth), but his buddies from American Pie have a solution: rent a Lake Michigan beach house for the summer, throw wild parties to lure the local "hotties" and score big-time. BeachParty this ain't: blessed with a complete cast reunion from AP1 (including Eugene Levy as Jim's dad), this sequel is anything but innocent and pretty much anything goes. The gags are almost non-stop and director JB Rogers (recovering from his debut debacle Say It Isn't So) handles them with laudable precision, allowing his young cast (particularly Biggs, who epitomises comedic good sportsmanship) to run with lines that most people wouldn't dare utter aloud. The result is a liberating and eminently good-natured comedy that needn't apologise for its one-track mind. --Jeff Shannon, Amazon.com
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Sometimes you just don't need to change the recipe. Like its predecessor, American Pie 2 is superficially full of gross-out laddishness, but there’s a moral tale lurking beneath all the jokes about masturbation, voyeurism and men's sexual prowess--or their lack of it. Jim (Jason Biggs) spends his first summer home from college trying to get himself ready for Nadia, the Czech woman he almost slept with in the first film. He goes to Michelle (Alyson Hannigan), his actual first partner, for pointers on technique--and learns lessons he did not expect. His friends--Finch, Oz, Kevin and the appalling Stiffler--are similarly educated during their summer vacation. This is a film that boasts many profoundly dirty jokes, but gets away with this lewd, crude and rude behaviour due to its charm and charisma.
On the DVD: the DVD is packed with special features, including commentaries by director James B Rogers, writer Adam Herz and various cast members as well as an outtakes section, some deleted scenes and a music video. There’s a standard "making of" ("baking of") feature with some likable cast interviews that stress the friendliness of the set. There are subtitle options in English and Hindi, and the feature is presented in an anamorphic widescreen ratio of 1.85:1 with Dolby Digital 5.1 sound that does justice to both the raucously loud rock score and the sparky dialogue. --Roz Kaveney
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