At the beginning of the film, when Jim is having make up-sex, the girl asks if he's sure he doesn't want to go back to her room, meaning they are in Jim's room. So after Jim's parents walk in, how does the girl's parents know what room she is in? I doubt she would tell her parents where she would be having sex. [Her roommate would have probably told her parents that she was in her boyfriends room, and which room it was. Her roommate wouldn't have known they were having sex either, as it was spur-of-the-moment make-up sex, just as is stated above.] Corrected by Jazetopher
American Pie 2 (2001) - 5 corrections
Directed by James B. Rogers, starring Alyson Hannigan, Chris Klein, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Eugene Levy, Jason Biggs, Mena Suvari, Natasha Lyonne, Seann William Scott, Shannon Elizabeth, Tara Reid, Thomas Ian Nicholas
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At the beginning of the film, when Jim is having make up-sex, the girl asks if he's sure he doesn't want to go back to her room, meaning they are in Jim's room. So after Jim's parents walk in, how does the girl's parents know what room she is in? I doubt she would tell her parents where she would be having sex. [Her roommate would have probably told her parents that she was in her boyfriends room, and which room it was. Her roommate wouldn't have known they were having sex either, as it was spur-of-the-moment make-up sex, just as is stated above.] Corrected by Jazetopher When the boys arrive and drive through town Stifler says "we're here" and you can see a boom mike on the truck. [I viewed this scene in slow motion and I cannot see any boom mic.] In all the scenes where the boys are painting houses not one of them ever has paint splatters on their face or arms. However their clothes are covered with splashes. [It is quite possible that the shirts are old and the paint is simply from painting previously. They could have quite easily washed it off themselves and not their clothes.] In the scene with the super glue. Jim's left hand gets stuck to himself straight away, but then after a couple of minutes he goes over to the video recorder and takes out a tape which then sticks to his other hand. Would the glue not be as dry in his right hand as it was in his left hand? If the glue was still wet he should be able to free himself. [Superglue is an 'anaerobic adhesive,' meaning it won't totally dry until it is out of contact with oxygen, typically when it comes *in* contact with something else. I have had superglue on my finger while working on a project that stayed wet and then when I touched an x-acto knife it stuck immediately to the knife. I have also left puddles of superglue on pieces of paper that I dip things into and it doesn't dry until I push the pieces together.] Corrected by wolfchild Right before the break-up scene, when Michelle is sitting on Jim's bed, she takes her flute apart twice. [It breaks down into three pieces. The first bit she separates is relatively plain, the second separation is of the piece with the...fancy bits on it.]You may also like: American Pie | American Wedding | Cloverfield | Titanic | Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace