Seriously, a certain unspecified young man first saw American Pie in his first year of high school. Shepherd recommended watching the first generation. At that time, he only felt that it was a spoof and pure comedy. The bourgeois lifestyle was really super corrupt... I didn't leave a deep impression. I think about it today, and many of the plots have been forgotten-or that the film has no plot at all. Recently, I saw five consecutively from two, and suddenly discovered the characteristics of the evolutionary process of "American Pie".
From a purely sex point of view, the most exaggerated content in "American Pie 1" is Stifler's mother; the second generation continues a generation of Stifler's mother plot, and homosexuality (the two very hot women in the beach villa) appears at the same time, maybe in The United States is also the most "avant-garde" content; the heroes and heroines of the three generations finally get married, and a certain young man who has not known will not see these two in the future, and it is true (marriage is really the grave of what, but the wedding scene is really touching Ahhhh); the plot of the fourth generation revolves around Stifler's brother, and the fifth generation is the same-in fact, in the fourth and fifth generations, the plot of "American Pie" is gradually transitioning to orthodox. The fourth-generation Stifler did at best peeping on girls taking a bath. In the fifth-generation, he simply became embarrassed and became a virgin. Even though the scene of him riding a white horse to find Tracy in the end was very moving...
From a plot point of view, the changes in the "American Pie" series are also very meaningful. From one generation to three generations, the biggest "villain" in the movie is almost Stifler, who is just doing some spoofing activities, and belongs to the likable bad boy-especially in the three generations, the main plot is almost all because of him. succeed. However, in the fourth generation, Stifler, who looks a bit like Cristiano Ronaldo,’s destructive ability is insignificant compared to his brother (not as good as the little yellow-haired roommate), and there is a stupid thing in the film. The character that I don’t like (the tall "background" band conductor); evolved to the fifth generation, the dwarfs are simply uncomfortable from the inside to the outside. Kind of insidious tricks (a young man who doesn’t understand the rules of rugby, is it a foul to bite a thigh? If so, it’s a spark), simply makes people want to flatten it and step on ten thousand feet-this feeling is in a generation , The second generation of heavy is simply unimaginable.
From one point of view to five, a certain young man concluded that neo-conservatism has influenced the screenwriters of "American School" in the subtly influence of the expansion of American politics. "American Faction" started in 1999 under President Clinton. The first and second generations were basically spoof comedies with no ideals and no pursuits. By the third generation, the plot began to revolve around weddings-to some extent, it can be regarded as conservatism. The instillation of values. The fourth and fifth generations seem to be "dazzling", and there are many hot shots, but the substantive advocacy of "sex" has been reduced to a minimum, and the topic of "homosexuality" has never appeared again. At the same time, more or less clear "villains" appeared in the fourth and fifth generations—probably it can also be seen as an indirect manifestation of the conservative worldview.
Anyway, just as an A movie, "American Pie" is still very good-looking. Among the heroines, the big-eyed girl of the second and third generations can’t help but think of Sister Ma stupidly when she pretends to be serious (don’t laugh, I watched too much when I was a child), and the band conductor of the fourth generation is pretty good but not very good at acting. (Obviously contrived when pretending to be surprised), a certain young man likes the Tracy of the five generations most-the person is beautiful, the acting is good, and from time to time he provides a Guilty Free Pass to the bf (I was just taught that as a gf Young men shouldn’t always think about this paragraph.)...Speaking so clearly, it really is to provide a beacon and direction for a certain classmate...someone, miss you :P
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