American Pie 2 is the 2001 sequel to the comedy film American Pie, making it the second in the American Pie franchise. It was written by Adam Herz and David H. Steinberg, and directed by James B. Rogers. The film picks up the story of the four friends from the first film as they reunite during the summer after their first year of college. It was released in the United States on August 10, 2001, and grossed over $145 million in the USA and $142 million overseas on a budget of $30 million. Its sequel is American Wedding. The film tells the story of four friends (Kevin, Jim, Chris (“Oz”) and Paul (“Finch”) and their attempts to have the greatest summer party ever. Much of the film takes place at a summer beach house in Grant Harbour Michigan, per Kevin's older brother's suggestion. After breaking up for the summer, the four friends plan to take off to the beach house together, however, StevenStifler, the oversexed college clown has also been invited along by Kevin, having worked out that they can only afford the house if they have a fifth member to work along with them. Stifler takes charge of much of the organising, often ending up leading the group in their endeavours. After arriving in Grant Harbour they manage to find paid labour painting a house in the area together, mistaking the owners for lesbians and Jim, Stifler and Finch end up performing “like for like” sexual acts on each other in return for being able to watch the girls doing the same thing. Oz and Kevin take turns watching up a ladder and listening on the walkie-talkie also in the room, along with many other people in the neighbourhood. After this, many concurrent stories run at the same time, some interacting with each other, other staying mainly separate. After ending up together, the third film in the series, American Pie: The Wedding, is based around them getting married. The fourth film, American Pie: Band Camp is based at the same “Great Oak Falls” that Michelle attends, with the star being Stevens's brother, Matt Stifler. Oz is lonely, being away from his girlfriend Heather who is in Spain. They proceed to start having phone sex to vent some of their frustration, which ends up being interrupted by Stifler. Heather later turns up early to the party, ending the short storyline that Oz is involved in. Finch has become involved in the sexual art of Tantra, and claims that through Tantra he can “make an orgasm last for days”. He is waiting for Stiflers Mom, who he bedding in the first film, hoping she will turn up and be willing to recreate the event. He thinks she is here after a vehicle turns up after Steven talking on the phone, but it turns out to be his little brother Matt, the star of later films. He spends the night talking with a few girls, but he doesn't sleep with any of them. The next morning, after the party, a car with darkened windows turns up, Finch approaches and it turns out Stifler's Mom has come after all. He jumps at the chance and they drive off together, Stifler not realising until after the car has driven off that it was Finch and his mom. After being asked, she reveals her name is Janine, but also instructs Finch to resume calling her “Stifler’s mom” as per usual. The geeky Sherman gives up on getting anyone after he is turned down by the experienced and savvy Jessica, but the rejected Nadia, who wanted Jim because he was a geek, is turned on by his "Shermanator" gimmick, and they end up in bed together. Kevin doesn't end up "getting off" with anyone, but he does seem to succeed in getting over Vicky after making advances on her throughout the film. Two versions of the movie have been released: The R-Rated and the Unrated-Version. To obtain an R-Rating the movie had to be cut slightly. Altogether 19 scenes were altered[2]. The following songs were included in the movie but were not featured on the soundtrack:
Directed by James B. Rogers Produced by Chris Moore
Warren ZideWritten by Adam Herz
David H. SteinbergStarring Jason Biggs
Shannon Elizabeth
Seann William Scott
Alyson Hannigan
Eugene Levy
Tara Reid
Natasha Lyonne
Jennifer Coolidge
Eddie Kaye Thomas
Chris Klein
Thomas Ian NicholasDistributed by Universal Studios Release date(s) August 11, 2001 Running time 110 min Country United States Language English Budget $30 million Gross revenue $287,553,595[1] Preceded by American Pie Followed by American Wedding [edit]Plot
When Nadia arrives early, Jim asks for help from band geek Michelle (who he lost his virginity to in the first film after prom) making a fool out of himself in front of the audience when he pretends to be mentally challenged and plays the trombone. They pretend to be in a relationship so that Nadia will not expect Jim to have sex (Jim is involved an incident involving a tube of super glue he mistook for lube and the pornographic movie "Pussy Palace", leaving him embarrassed and unable to perform). They break the relationship off once Jim is ready to have sex with Nadia, but Jim realises that he has fallen for Michelle, and plays the trombone once more whilst she is at a major recital in order to show her that she is the one he wants to be with.
The film keeps the same cult status as the first, and also holds true to the idea of piling on risqué scenes one after another.[edit]Different Versions
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Please help improve this article or section by expanding it. Further information might be found on the talk page. (April 2009) American Pie Soundtrack by Various Artists Released August 10, 2001 Label Uptown/Universal Various Artists chronology American PieSoundtrack 1999 American Pie 2 Soundtrack 2001 American WeddingSoundtrack 2003 [edit]References
American Pie 2
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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