Critic Reviews

The funny stuff continues for a quite satisfying conclusion during the wedding prep and ceremonies, which Stifler single-handedly transforms into his own personal gross-out comedy masterpiece.

If you do not bring pride, good taste or sense to this third American Pie installment, you'll have a good time.

The movie is enormously, convulsively funny, and it never lets up -- it has no shame.

Speaking personally, I wouldn't voluntarily go to this flick. But for those with a greater gross-out threshold, it's a better film than anyone should normally expect in this genre.

So tasteless, so fiendishly puerile that it’s hilarious.

Although the movie cheerfully offends all civilized notions of taste, decorum, manners and hygiene, it has a sweetness that is impossible to discount, and it is often very funny.

Combining raunchiness and sweetness in a slapdash but generally effective manner.

It's often helplessly hilarious in its adolescent gross-out way, yet the cast periodically invests the film with sweetness.

This isn't really a narrative: It's a collection of mostly unrelated scenes, about half of which pay off.

This movie is a vast improvement over the tired and uninspired "American Pie 2," although it fails to make it to the lofty perch occupied by the first film.