American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile (often referred to as American Pie 6 by fans due to its release order).
, received mixed reactions compared to the original 1999 classic. american pie 6
Erik, along with his best friend Ryan and his obnoxious, larger-than-life cousin (played by Steve Talley), travels to the University of Michigan. The plot follows their outrageous attempts to participate in the race, navigate fraternity rivalries, and for Erik, decide whether he truly wants to use his “free pass” or remain faithful. American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile (often referred
Note: If you consider the four original theatrical films (American Pie 1, 2, 3, and Reunion) plus the first two spinoffs (Band Camp, Naked Mile) as the lineup, The Naked Mile is #6. However, many fans consider 2012's American Reunion to be the true "final" chapter. I have included a section on American Reunion at the end just in case that is the film you are looking for. The plot follows their outrageous attempts to participate
American Pie 6 (The Naked Mile) is a serviceable, often funny spin-off that understands the assignment: deliver crude gags, a likable lead, and a memorable set piece (the mile run). It doesn’t tarnish the original films and, for fans of the franchise, it’s a guilt-free, one-time watch.
No. American Pie: Reunion (2012) ignores all direct-to-DVD spin-offs. The events of The Naked Mile have no bearing on Jim, Michelle, or the original characters. Consider it an of the Stifler family lore.
Since there is some confusion regarding the numbering of the American Pie franchise, I have designed this guide to cover the film most commonly recognized as the sixth installment: (2006).