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July, 24 2003
I went into this movie with the
notion that it was going to be bad. I kept thinking ok, how much funnier can
raunchy, crude jokes be. I laughed at both the previous films, but liked the
first once much better, so how can a third match up.
I didn’t even want to like the
movie. But there I was watching Stifler go through a gay
dance-off and was hysterically laughing. This movie was definitely more than I
expected. What’s good about this movie is not that we laugh at the adventures
the characters go through, but that we can relate on so many different levels
with each character.
The movie starts off with Jim getting ready to ask Michelle to marry him. And
even poor pathetic Jim can’t pull this one off without getting into some
embarrassing moment, that’s helped out by his more than understanding father
The rest of the movie just goes
through the Jim trying to finally get to the wedding day without disaster
happening, one of them being trying to keep Stifler from his wedding.
Growing up with these kids, now
adults, you understand each stage they’re of their life because at one point or
another we all know we have been there and now they are up to the marriage
part. Seeing Jim go to lengths to get Michelle’s parents to accept him is heart
warming and touching to some extent.
I really had no problems with
this movie, there are a couple of scenes that are just gross, but even then
there is sense of funny going on there.
There are a couple of notable
stars missing from this film, but they didn’t detract or add anything to the
movie. The movie was well done and Adam Herz did a great job at keeping the
characters true to the themselves.
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