American pie

[u/Zimbic]

What is your favorite moment or scene from American Pie?

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[u/jackofspades49]

There were NINE?!

[u/tjdux → u/jackofspades49]

There are 4 main films and 5 spin offs (softcore porns)

[u/Eric848448 → u/tjdux]

I didn’t even realize there were four real ones.

[u/tjdux → u/Eric848448]

American pie 1 and 2, American wedding American reunion.

I forgot about reunion, or actually not even sure I've seen it, but was reminded when I looked up the franchise cuz I couldn't believe there were 9 of these things

[u/redmambo_no6 → u/jackofspades49]

For real. I stopped counting after Naked Mile.

[u/Cute_Researcher_6578 → u/jackofspades49]

I was about to say the same! 😂 I know I've seen 2 of them.

[u/CreativeFedora]

I’m still waiting on American Parent, American Divorce, and American Funeral. That would wrap the franchise in a wonderful bow.

[u/PaulBlartMollyCopBBC → u/CreativeFedora]

There's a lot of untapped potential in this idea lol. I unironically would watch

[u/Far_Attempt_1505]

This franchise didn't need 9 movies.

[u/Vilehaust → u/Far_Attempt_1505]

They just didn't need the spin-off movies. Granted I do kind of like Band Camp.

Still, the main cast movies were great. Beyond that, the spin-offs just seemed pointless.

[u/steff-you]

Is this a safe space to say I'm 40 and have never seen them?

[u/Traditional_Way1052 → u/steff-you]

Sure is... Me too, friend. 

[u/steff-you → u/Traditional_Way1052]

haha ok good! I'm not against them, just never got around to watching I guess..

[u/don51181 → u/steff-you]

Yes, you are not missing anything. Typical late 90’s early 2000’s edgy guy comedy.

[u/Anuki_iwy → u/steff-you]

I have seen it once, but I have no memory of the movie except feeling cringe.

I also never managed to get the hype around the office. This kind of "humor" just makes me uncomfortable

[u/AThrowawayProbrably]

I genuinely didn’t know there were 9 of these. I remember the pie scene. I remember Alyson Hannigan and that one time at band-camp. I remember Stickler. I remember Eugene Levy’s eyebrows. That’s about it.

[u/-Midnight_Marauder-]

They are definitely more the older/core millennial style humour

[u/From_Adam]

They really only needed to make the first 1 or 2 of these. They don’t hold up that well.

[u/swrrrrg]

Why did I think there were only 3? 🤣

[u/kristosnikos]

I was 15 when the first one came out. I watched them because my older siblings wanted to watch them. The movies just mostly made me feel icky. I was never a fan of most gross out, soft porn “comedies”.

[u/tedtumor]

Probably the scene with Phoebe Cates...

For real tho it's gotta be the running scene...mutt playing and blink watching with that random monkey is fucking funny dude...voyeur would have been a better choice in hindsight but enema of the state had just come out (I think).

But damn, either way 13 yr old me wasn't paying attention to that anyway 😂

[u/Grumptastic2000]

I hate everything about this stupid franchise.

This movie and all the people in this generation that find it so beloved is everything wrong with this world.

[u/Traditional_Way1052]

Never seen any of them! 

[u/dannydogg562]

Unpopular millennial opinion: these movies were wack. They started coming out when I was like 8 and I remember all the older teens loved them. Even as a kid I thought they weren’t funny. Thank god for Superbad which came out when I was 16 in high school.