Coyote Ugly

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Summary: Trailer directed towards the males but...
Review: I went to see this movie just because I go to see everything and didn't think I would like it more than any other but during the whole movie I found myself wanting to dance around as if I was on a bar top. The trailer was definitely directed towards the male audience but the story can appeal to anyone. Coyote Ugly was kind of typical of the whole 'trying to get a break as a songwriter' thing as so many other movies but I found it to be exceptionally good. It reminded me a lot of Center Stage which was also a great movie. I will be going back to see this one again soon.

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Summary: Hmmmm...
Review: Well, I honestly didn't want to like this film, but I ended up liking it quite well in the end. Sure, it's cheesy and all the drama stuff at the end is so cliche, but it the film as a whole does have a fun and infectious spirit to it.

I wouldn't call this a good film, but it's a great guilty pleasure, and probably a future camp classic.

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Summary: You make me feel like a natural woman
Review: This movie was great! A perfect summer pick me up that I needed. It left me feeling bold, audacious and like I needed a drink. But besides that, working in the "bar" industry, these chicks rock. Definetely a girl thing! Go see it.

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Summary: Very SEXY and a good story
Review: The girls of COYOTE UGLY were terrific. I only wish we could've seen more of them. The story revolves around PIPER PERABO who is an aspiring songwriter in new York with no money. Her dad in Jersey (John Goodman) wants her back home. She meets a guy, of course, and it revolvs around them two and her trying to get her music career started.

The scenes at the bar are of course the best....lots of fun and sexy scenes. While this is rated pg-13 so there is no nudity or sex scenes...there are some scenes at the bar and with the two main leads that are pretty hot....a CAMEO by Patrick SWAYZE too, you'll see what I mean.

Also Leanne RIMES who did the voice of the lead when she sings is awesome. . . where did the little country girl go....you'll see her in the film as well...she's hot!

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Summary: It has it's moments.
Review: I just saw "Coyote Ugly" today. It was kind of interesting with her trying to keep a job at a heavy New York bar. I thought the best actor was John Goodman as his character as the father of the girl Violet. It's one of those movie's you would like to see once or twice. See it yourself and see if you like it because everyone has a different opinion.

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Summary: More yelp than howl
Review: A certain moneymaker given the heavy marketing campaign, COYOTE UGLY has just enough plot to make the time spent worthwhile. Of course, the ads hardly make plot a consideration.

But plot there surprisingly is, as well as an unexpectedly big role by John Goodman and surprisingly small roles by the Coyote Ugly staff. This is not a COCKTAIL redux-it's not about bartending per se--but a story about making it in the big city. It's closer to THE SECRET OF MY SUCCESS or the even cheesier ICE CASTLES than anything Tom Cruise starred in.

And that's what made it satisfying for me. For once, teasers didn't really give away much of the plot-even if they did show what everyone is probably watching the film for. Though we're ultimately let down by an ending in which every emotional ball the writer was juggling fell into place in 5 minutes, the set-up is enjoyable and even funny in parts.

See it expecting nothing and you'll be rewarded. But you'll still probably wonder if there wasn't a more interesting way to get a Coyote up on a bar.

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Summary: One Of My Favorite Movies
Review: At first I thought this movie was for the men, not so, this is a definite chic flick (Although the men will enjoy it too, for obvious reasons). I really enjoyed the story line. This is one of those movies that I will gladly watch over and over.

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Summary: Don't be fooled....
Review: This "Coyote" ain't "Ugly"! Actually the thing that you may mainly be fooled by is the trailer-"Is this a plotless, PG-13 version of "Showgirls"?" Actually it's not. The people that actually decided to see it(which was no small amount-$60 million worth) found that it was about a young female songwriter,played exceptionally well by rising star Piper Perabo, who moves into the big city trying to sell her music and finds herself working and the craziest bar since the Ti--y Twister in "From Dusk Till Dawn". Of course the men will be more than entertained by the hot, dancing barmaids which make some great "action" scenes for the film, but what for the women? The women actually get more out of it than the men. A great plot-the storyline mentioned earlier plus getting rid of stage fright, setting things straight with her father, finding how far a true love would go. Great overall movie, good characters, good acting, good setting. Truely a good movie for everyone. Just go see it! Deserves at least a rental but my DVD collection wouldn't be perfect without it! "Coyote Ugly"!!

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Summary: Coyote Ugly
Review: Coyote Ugly is the best movie ever! It is a great movie! It is my favorite movie of all times! THIS MOVIE IS AWESOME!!!!!!!

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Summary: Coyote Lousy
Review: From the hit-making producer Jerry Bruckheimer (Armageddon) comes Coyote Ugly. Moving to New York to pursue her dream of becoming a famous songwriter, Violet Sanford (Perabo) finds herself desperate and broke. Through a twist of fate, the shy, innocent Violet lands a job as one of the barmaids at the hottest nightclub in town - Coyote Ugly. The "Coyotes" spend more time on top of the bar than behind it, tantalizing the standing-room-only crowd with their antics!

When this film came out it promised to be an intoxicating, sexy comedy starring an unbeatable cast of hot, new stars including Piper Perabo (Rocky And Bullwinkle) and Maria Bello (Payback), not to mention Tyra Banks.

I have to admit, I wanted to see this picture. While it seemed to be superficial at best, it seemed to offer somewhat of a guilty pleasure, the same kind that Cruel Intentions offered. Nevertheless, the promises fell short, real short. The moviegoing audience wound up with a movie comprised of very few, if any, memorable images, cliche upon cliche, and no redeeming entertaining value whatsoever.

The script was doctored many many times, and not one iota of depth or meaning was present in any snippet of dialogue. The characters were hollow, the story was absurd, and the climax was ridiculous. They tried to make the DVD worthwhile by packing it, but nothing could save this picture.