American Pie (1999)
A defining teen comedy of its era, American Pie follows a group of high-school friends on a mission to lose their virginity before graduation. Directed by Paul Weitz, it balances outrageous humor with surprising warmth — setting the tone for a generation of High School & Teen Comedy classics.

American Pie 2 (2001)
The gang reunites for a summer of wild parties, friendship, and awkward self-discovery at a lakeside house. Expanding the laughs and emotional beats of the original, it remains a quintessential Coming-of-Age & Young Adult Comedy about growing up without losing your chaos.

American Wedding (2003)
The third installment sees Jim and Michelle prepare for marriage — with Stifler ensuring everything spirals hilariously out of control. American Wedding wraps up the series’ early arc with raunchy humor and genuine heart, staying true to its Feel-Good & Romantic Comedy roots while celebrating friendship and nostalgia.

American Reunion
Reunites the original American Pie cast as the former classmates return home for their high school reunion. Directed by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, the film mixes raunchy comedy, nostalgia and adult relationship humor while revisiting the friendships and awkward situations that defined the earlier films in the franchise.