The only appeal of this film is the beauty of it's women, who surprisingly don't come out much.

Rating: Null/10 (8 August 2000)

At first glance Coyote Ugly is a high energy film featuring the hottest bodies ever to grace the silver screen in a single movie. But you can't judge a book by it's cover. Think hard about the trailer for this film. Do you remember anything about the plot of the movie? It's no accident that the trailer hid what I'm about to tell you: Coyote Ugly is a chick flick, a classic boy-meets-girl.
Small town girl Violet Sanford leaves home for the Big apple with the dream of becoming a professional song writer. Her lack of success eventually leads her to a bartending job at the swinging Coyote Ugly. Along the way she meets the persistent `Mr. O'Donnell,' the boy who will win her over. But before the film can end, Violet must confront her stage fright in order to achieve her dream of being a song writer.
I apologize if I made the story sound in any way complicated, or interesting. It was probably written from a template. Good acting can usually make up for such un-originality, but every hard body in this film acts exactly as we would expect a model to act-poorly. The trailer would also lead one to believe that Tyra Banks plays a part in this film, but she really has little more than a cameo. And for anybody who hasn't figured it out by the PG-13 rating, there is no nudity.
There really isn't much to say about Coyote Ugly. The only appeal this film has is the beauty of it's women. Surprisingly enough, they don't come out much save for the bar scenes. Without anything else to keep this film going, I have to rate it two stars, thumbs down.