BigJim5021

You just can't beat Gary Oldman... it's that simple. All of the BMW films are fun little romps, and this one is no exception. And as for the guy that posted before me about the explosions not making sense... It was the Devil in that amazing exploding car, so maybe you should a) suspend disbelief... or b) imagine it as if those explosions are a result of the Prince of Darkness losing a race... I mean... there is a lot of fire in Hell.

On a side note, both Brown and Manson were hilarious, and Owen was as charismatic as usual. Not to mention that I enjoyed seeing Danny Trejo in it, even though you can see him in basically every movie made in the last 10 years.

yippie/10

Anyone that calls this movie a classic should be shot. Not once while watching this movie did I ever laugh. I may have cracked a smile here or there, but I hardly consider a movie to be funny if all I'm doing is smiling. Hell, I enjoyed the second movie much more so than this garbage (so much that I bought it... only to realize that I made a mistake, and therefore gave it away). This movie reminds me of Road Trip, in that everyone gushes about how funny it is, and what a "classic" (a term thrown around all too often) it is... yet I don't find it funny in the least. The cast, with the exceptions of Sean William Scott and Eugene Levy are 100% worthless... especially Chris Kline. Please, someone buy him some acting lessons. The sight gags in the movie suck... flat out. Looky, it's spooge... HAR HAR HAR. Give me a break. American Pie? More like American Crap.

1 star out of 10.