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Friday, February 25, 2011

Download American Wedding Soundtrack


1. Times Like These Foo Fighters 4:26
2. The Anthem Good Charlotte 2:55
3. Forget Everything New Found Glory 2:33
4. The Hell Song Sum 41 3:19
5. Swing, Swing All-American Rejects 3:54
6. I Don’t Give Avril Lavigne 3:37
7. Laid Matt Nathanson 3:03
8. The Art Of Losing American Hi-Fi 3:22
9. Fever For The Flava Hot Action Cop 4:03
10. Give Up The Grudge Gob 2:58
11. Bouncing Off The Walls Sugarcult 2:22
12. Come Back Around Feeder 3:12
13. Any Other Girl Nu 3:23
14. Beloved The Working Title 4:28
15. Calling You Blue October 3:58
16. Honey And The Moon Joseph Arthur 4:44
17. Into The Mystic The Wallflowers 3:39
American Pie – The Wedding is the third in the teencomedy American Pie. The sequel was  directed by Jesse Dylan in 2003.
Central question of this film is whether Jim can offer, despite the interference of the vulgar Stifler Michelle promised elegant wedding:
Jim makes his long-time girlfriend Michelle after their joint college degree to marry him, she accepts. During the preparations for the wedding, take Jim’s old friends to the party. His vulgar former classmate (Steve) Stifler accidentally finds out that Jim is celebrating its completion and brought him there in front of Michelle’s parents in an awkward situation. Michelle Jim promises an elegant wedding.
Stifler finds out that Jim wants to get married. Jim Stifler looks at its work, to learn from him to dance. As Jim, Michelle met at his party, can Stifler him with the assistance of trained school football team he needed to invite him to the wedding and to participate in the organization. Stifler is hoping to conquer the bridesmaids.
Michelle wants the wedding dress of a designer. Jim and his friends must find the designer Leslie in a gay disco. After Stifler has insulted the audience, no one wants them to help in the search. Only after Stifler wins a dance competition, is to see Leslie and Jim promises the dress. The loser of the dance competition provides the orientation of the bachelor party.
As a side result of conflict between competition (Paul) Finch and Stifler, who can successfully compete for Michelle’s virginal sister Cadance. This leads to role reversal: Finch plays the vulgar proletarians, Stifler plays before manners and education. Finch is successful in Cadance, but Stifler win the sympathy of their parents.
Jim’s friends celebrating wildly with two strippers bachelor party.
Jim Stifler forget about the celebration in his home informed. This would, however, there convince Michelle’s parents worried about his seriousness. He tried in vain to hide the naked and tied Kevin, and declare the strippers and the organizer as domestic servants. Stifler and Finch puts the blame on Jim gets the blessing of Michelle’s parents.
Jim shaves the intimate area. The hair got in the kitchen fan and pollute the wedding cake. Stifler fed entrusted to the ring for Michelle to one of the dogs from their parents. Jim’s bad-tempered and in a wheelchair sitting grandmother rejects Michelle because she is not Jewish. The reversal of roles between Finch and Stifler’s cover is blown. Stifler is unloaded after it has transformed the store into an oven and the wedding flowers have faded.
Stifler can get new flowers by the Seller will ring out at night. With the help of his team can Stifler decorate the wedding venue.
Stifler wins by a rose and honesty back the sympathy of Cadance. She wants to meet with him at night in a closet. Finch gives up.
Jim and Michelle can put their fears of marriage. Stifler is sleeping in the dark storage room with the grandmother of Jim parked there.
Jim’s grandmother is now in a better mood and agrees to the wedding. Stifler brings Michelle’s ring. Jim and Michelle get married. Finch sleeps, as in Parts I and II with Stifler’s mother, who arrived at the hotel.


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