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Closed Caption; Outtakes & deleted scenes; Band Camp Girls: The Music Video; Rover Cam Uncut! - roam Tall Oaks through the Rover's camera eyes; Band Camp's Dirty Secrets - playmates Rachel Veltri and Angela Little take you behind the scenes
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- American Pie: Band Camp
1. Misconduct (Main Titles) [7:04]
2. Perfect Punishment [4:02]
3. The M.A.C.R.O. [8:38]
4. Striptease [5:01]
5. Stifler Vision [7:24]
6. Wake Up Call [5:52]
7. Battle Royale [3:11]
8. Sensitive Stomach [7:09]
9. Night Vision [3:44]
10. Overstimulated Times [3:48]
11. Fierce Competition [4:46]
12. Love Music [4:49]
13. Off the Bandwagon [2:05]
14. "Bandeez Gone Wild" [5:21]
15. Gag Reflex [4:13]
16. For Elyse [5:09]
17. Piper at the Gates [4:59]
18. End Titles [3:37]
This one could just have easily been titled American Pie: The Next Generation, because instead of revisiting the original characters it offers a new group of sex-crazed teen misfits. The nominal protagonist is Matt Stiffler (Tad Hilgenbrinck), younger brother of the character played in the first three films by Seann William Scott. Like his older sibling, Matt is a bit of a troublemaker, and when a pepper-spray prank goes bad he gets "sentenced" to a term at Band Camp -- where, presumably, geeky goody-two-shoes types will surround him. Of course Matt isn't all that mean-spirited, and despite such predictable outrages as mounting spy-cams in the girls' shower and lacing drinks with, ahem, bodily fluids, he emerges from the experience having learned valuable life lessons. Eugene Levy provides the one link to earlier series entries by reprising the role of Mr. Levenstein (Jim's father). Newcomer Hilgenbrinck offers a carbon copy of Scott, and other similarly unknown performers do their best with the crude humor served up by the script. Needless to say, the band geeks turn out to be a lot cooler than anybody suspected, and in the end Matt learns that one can find a soul mate in the unlikeliest places. Not exactly Oscar material, Band Camp supplies exactly what is expected of it, and fans of this popular franchise won't be the least bit disappointed. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble
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