CB says
This week's American Reunion, coming out many years after the "American Pie" moniker stopped being synonymous with cutting-edge raunchy comedy, is appealing to a very specific kind of nostalgia, in a very specific demographic: mine. I was 15 years old when the original American Pie came out, the exact age to be properly intrigued by an R-rated comedy about high schoolers, and as much as I thought I was too good for the raunchiest at the time, I remember Stifler and Jim and Michelle the band geek as well as if they were my own classmates. The details may have faded over time, but they'll always be people I remember fondly.
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It’s hard to believe that it’s been 20 years since the iconic (and highly uncomfortable) image of a man humping a warm apple pie graced our screens. A seemingly throwaway about five guys trying to lose their virginity before graduation turned into a hit, and for a short time, a pop-culture phenomenon. Let’s check in with what the cast has been up to since the summer of ‘99.
The late 90s were filled with movies that provoked, entertained and shocked. You may remember iconic lines like “I see dead people”, or “the first rule about Fight Club is: you do not talk about Fight Club”. You may also view pies and empty plastic bags in a different light. We are talking about movies of 1999 and how they turn two decades this year.
Amazing and American Pie should never been in the same title. Good write up though.
Yeah... American Pie sucks.
amazing fact most people don't know there have been like a hundred spinoffs