Product: American Pie: Collector's Edition (Unrated Version)
Company: Universal
Review By: Byron Hinson
Price: $20:99

Aspect Ratio	Regional Information		DVD Disc Details
1.85 : 1 Anamorphic Widescreen	1 : USA	NTSC	Closed Captioning: CC Master format: Film Sides: 1 (SS-RSDL) Chapter stops: 18 Average Bit Rate: 6 Running Time: 96 Mins

Sound:	English	French	Commentary
	5.1	2.0	2.0
Subtitles:

I'm a big fan of any kind of sick comedies, so I am very pleased to get the chance to review the unrated version of the hit U.S comedy, American Pie. The movie follows a group of young teenage boys plans as they try desperately to lose their virginity before the prom. Finch (Eddie Kay Thomas) has an undeserved reputation as a Casanova, Jim (Jason Biggs) humiliated himself via the Internet and Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) can't get past "third base" with his girlfriend Vicky (Tara Reid).

American Pie managed to remind me of both Porky's and Fast Times At Ridgemond High. but probably more so to the latter. There are a number of gags that are just plain sick (Nothing wrong with that) but the majority are well executed and turns American Pie into an excellent comedy.

How It Grades
		Picture Quality: 84% Sound: 90% Special Features: 90% Movie Overall: 90% DVD Overall: 88%

The DVD itself is again a very good one from Universal's collector's edition series of DVD's. It contains a whole load of extras from an Audio commentary to a number of outtakes showing when the actors do wrong or fluff up The picture is displayed in 1.85:1 Anamorphic Widescreen so it will fill the screen if you are lucky enough to own a widescreen TV. The picture quality is generally good, although there were a few scenes when I felt that the picture seemed a little too fuzzy in the background, although this problem was rare.

All in all another excellent release from Universal in terms of good extras, good picture  and a great movie. Go buy it now.