Although I do not like the crust, this was entertaining. Don't spend more than $7 on this. Featuring scenes from American WEDDING as well as interviews with the film's stars, this collection is a hilarious addition to the American PIE library. If you like campy sitcom comedy this is for you. Original stuff. This movie was directed by Paul Weitz who also did Chuck and Buck - which was pretty good. He also directed a sleeper ABOUT A BOY - a charming story about a bachelor and a little boy. His movies are worthing see especially these American Pie movies. Check out American DREAMZ another Paul gem with his friend Hugh Grant (ABOUT A BOY), Dreamz is a slight disappointment, but it's a Paul Weitz film, I love all the Omer bits, and I announced that I'm a big Hugh Grant fan, so for those three reasons alone, it worked for me. Chris Klein who was in Weitz's "American Pie," and Dennis Quaid who starred in last year's "In Good Company."
In Dreamz, Vincent Chase's girlfriend Mandy Moore is Sally Kendoo a smalltime girl who has dreams of becoming a big star. Behind her squeaky clean, white trash image is a woman who will do anything to get ahead and make her dream come true. When slimy host Martin Tweed (Grant) meets her, he's instantly taken with the conniving little minx and decides to take her under his wing. Tweed attempts to rig the contest by pushing the terrible Muslim Broadway singer, Omer (Sam Golzari who steals the film) to the top spot, so that Sally will win the contest.
The only problem is Omer, is not only a wannabe singer, but he's also a bumbling member of a terrorist cell who is sent to America because the leaders don't want him around. When the leaders discover that the President of the United States (Dennis Quaid) is going to help Tweed judge the final two, they hatch a plan to assassinate him.
In Dreamz, Vincent Chase's girlfriend Mandy Moore is Sally Kendoo a smalltime girl who has dreams of becoming a big star. Behind her squeaky clean, white trash image is a woman who will do anything to get ahead and make her dream come true. When slimy host Martin Tweed (Grant) meets her, he's instantly taken with the conniving little minx and decides to take her under his wing. Tweed attempts to rig the contest by pushing the terrible Muslim Broadway singer, Omer (Sam Golzari who steals the film) to the top spot, so that Sally will win the contest.
The only problem is Omer, is not only a wannabe singer, but he's also a bumbling member of a terrorist cell who is sent to America because the leaders don't want him around. When the leaders discover that the President of the United States (Dennis Quaid) is going to help Tweed judge the final two, they hatch a plan to assassinate him.
