Director:
David McNallyGuión:
Gina WendkosCámara:
Amir MokriMúsica:
Trevor HornReparto:
Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia, John Goodman, Maria Bello, Izabella Miko, Tyra Banks, Bridget Moynahan, Melanie Lynskey, Michael Weston, Bud Cort, Victor Argo (más)Sinopsis(1)
Violet Sanford sueña con convertirse en una diva y alcanzar la gloria. Para ello, abandona el hogar familiar y se traslada a Nueva York. Acumulando desilusiones y fracasos, cada vez conserva menos confianza en sí misma y sus esperanzas de triunfar disminuyen cada día. Sin más salidas, acepta un trabajo en un bar "country", famoso por sus provocativas camareras: El "Coyote Ugly". En este universo de amazonas dirigido por la seductora Lil, Violet adquiere cierto sentido del espectáculo y una verdadera popularidad. El carácter provocativo de los atrevidos atuendos que utilizan logra convertir al bar Coyote en uno de los más populares de la zona, lo que centrará en él la mirada de los hombres y de los medios de comunicación. Las "chicas Coyote" iniciaran así una revolución en el sector del ocio nocturno de la ciudad. (Disney España)
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Coyote Ugly is one of those films that is formulaic through and through and riddled with one cliché after another, but that doesn't stop me from finding a free moment to watch it from time to time. I love returning to It to see Violet, Rachel and Cammie, who can properly turn it up behind and on the bar, overseen by the spirited Lil, who takes no shit. Add to that the likeable supporting characters of Kevin, Bill and Gloria, and it's an enjoyable half hour. Plus, who doesn't love the catchy song “Can't Fight the Moonlight” by LeAnn Rimes. A nicely made flick that, while it doesn't bring anything new to the table in terms of story and characters, is full of positive energy and always somehow entertains me.
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This is simply a classic example of how the American dream collapses so much that it actually becomes a reality. This is a comedy without being funny, a romance that is boring and doesn't work because it is clear and predictable, with all the twists that are in the story. No, even for an afternoon screening, it seems long to me.
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