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American Wedding takes
you through the proposal, engagement party, and the pre-wedding
jitters to the final big day, smeared with raunchy language.
You can see most everything coming a mile
away; that enables you to cringe as you brace yourself for another
I-can't-believe-they did-that moment.
Some things are funny and most are just
disgusting. It's lewd, rude, and crude, scrapping the bottom
of the barrel for laughs.
Hopefully, this is last slice of pie, (and
don't eat any of the wedding cake either). |
American Wedding suffers
from sequelitis.
It's like the pie without the filling,
an empty shell of an idea made up of convoluted situations to
set up gross-out gags; and while that may tickle the funny bone
of its demographics, this reviewer feels overstuffed.
More a pie in the face than a tasty slice
of fun. |
There are a couple of big laughs in the
third helping of the American Pie franchise, but in a
two-hour movie, this film offers little more than crumbs.
I didn't like the strain and desperate
attempt to find jokes of excessive raunchiness and vulgarity
throughout the picture.
I think the story lacked any truthful observations
of weddings or amusing takes on life.
I thought it was completely brainless. |
