American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile (2006)

[rdodolak]

Universal Studios Home Entertainment will be releasing American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile (Unrated) on April 7, 2020 through the MOD program.

Get ready to experience one of the craziest college traditions in American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile. When Erik Stifler realizes that he's the only Stifler family member who might graduate high school a virgin, he decides to live up to his legacy. After some well-meaning advice from Jim's dad (Eugene Levy), Erik's ready to take his chances at the annual and infamous Naked Mile race, where his devoted friends and some uninhibited sorority girls will create the most outrageous weekend ever. Filled with the insane Stifler antics you know and love, this slice of American Pie delivers shocking and heartwarming fun all the way to the finish line!

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Special Features:

• The Yoga Guide to Getting Girls
• The Bare Essentials
• Deleted and Extended Scenes
• Outtakes
• Little People, Big Stunts
• Life on the Naked Mile
• Feature Commentary with Director Joe Nussbaum, Writer Erik Lindsay and Cast Members Steve Tally, Jake Siegel, John White and Ross Thomas

[DawnShadow]

Glad to see they didn't stop at Band Camp

[Scoot79]

Originally Posted by DawnShadow

Glad to see they didn't stop at Band Camp

That just leaves Beta House needing a Blu-ray release.

[PrestonXI]

Is this series the last modern link to 70s and 80s style sex comedies?

[critterdvd]

Originally Posted by PrestonXI

Is this series the last modern link to 70s and 80s style sex comedies?

I was thinking about this myself as I watched the "Porky's" films while visiting my parents this last weekend (were a weird family :P). The last movie I could think of that would seem to fit the mold (and it's a stretch) would be 'Superbad' in my opinion. To be blunt, in today's climate I doubt 'American Pie' or (especially) 'Porky's' would never be green-lite today (especially as wide-release theatrical films).

With that said, I'm very glad that Universal continues to release the DTV 'American Pie' sequels. I always though they were more entertaining that your standard Universal DTV offerings, and it's been fun rewatching them as the blu-ray are released...

[goodstuff]

Originally Posted by Scoot79

That just leaves Beta House needing a Blu-ray release.

Yep looking forward to that one too. Glad these are finally getting blu's.

[buchacho]

Originally Posted by PrestonXI

Is this series the last modern link to 70s and 80s style sex comedies?

Huh, maybe since there's another spin-off coming out in 2020.

Originally Posted by critterdvd

I was thinking about this myself as I watched the "Porky's" films while visiting my parents this last weekend (were a weird family :P).

How is Porky's a sex comedy? I watched it several months ago and it came off like a drama-dey, not really a fun watch. The elements of abuse and racism just got in the way of the other things they were trying to do to give it an Animal House vibe.

[xRami]

Beta House needing a Blu-ray release also

[SwaggerJagger]

I’m glad they’re releasing the Unrated version on Blu-ray, I never understood why they would release two versions of a DTV movie anyways.

[HipsterTrash]

Won’t lie, I find Jaclyn A Smith’s pale, realistic body superb in this.
Not enough to make me buy the movie but good for these movies for getting releases.

[rdodolak]

$15.97 @ Bull Moose

https://www.bullmoose.com/p/34429867/

[Leeon0]

One of the better T&A comedies of the 2000s, but a burned disc? I'll pass.

[rdodolak]

Originally Posted by Leeon0

One of the better T&A comedies of the 2000s, but a burned disc? I'll pass.

It's a pressed disc.

[moviegeek1992]

Originally Posted by Leeon0

One of the better T&A comedies of the 2000s, but a burned disc? I'll pass.

Universal's MOD program is not burned. They release pressed discs.

[Leeon0]

Originally Posted by rdodolak

It's a pressed disc.

Originally Posted by moviegeek1992

Universal's MOD program is not burned. They release pressed discs.

Well, then say so, gentlemen. I thought manufactured on demand always involved burned discs—?

Well, then I'm in.

[Leeon0]

Originally Posted by Leeon0

I thought manufactured on demand always involved burned discs—?

Here ya go, chief: https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...&postcount=103

[Neon Rabbit]

Originally Posted by SwaggerJagger

I’m glad they’re releasing the Unrated version on Blu-ray, I never understood why they would release two versions of a DTV movie anyways.

There was a time in the earlier 2000s when certain retail chains like Walmart, K-Mart or Target wouldn't carry unrated versions of films. I remember having to go to Best Buy to get American Pie 2 on DVD because it was the only store around me that sold the unrated version. I was also underage at the time, and Best Buy was the only store that didn't card me to buy 17+ movies or explicit music CDs.

I had always assumed this was the reason studios were releasing separate rated/unrated versions for a long time, even when the unrated DVD would sometimes include both cuts. The trend died out by the Blu-ray came along. If there's an unrated cut of a film now, it's usually on the same disc as the theatrical version.

[rdodolak]

Special Features:

• The Yoga Guide to Getting Girls
• The Bare Essentials
• Deleted and Extended Scenes
• Outtakes
• Little People, Big Stunts
• Life on the Naked Mile
• Feature Commentary with Director Joe Nussbaum, Writer Erik Lindsay and Cast Members Steve Tally, Jake Siegel, John White and Ross Thomas

[Leeon0]

No need to keep the DVD, as it seems all the extras are being ported over. Now the only thing left to know is whether or not the source is in good shape.

[geeffy1926]

I guess this blu ray is region free ?