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The Tampa Film Review 2009 unauthorized review by film festival expert C. A. Passinault. A Tampa Bay Film exclusive!

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THE UNAUTHORIZED REVIEW OF

THE TAMPA FILM REVIEW 2009

The unauthorized review of the Tampa Film Review monthly film festival By C. A. Passinault

TAMPA FILM FESTIVAL SCORES

Review Pending

The Tampa Film Review Film Festival Event Scorecard
2009

Please note that a score of 5 is average.

Concept (1-10): 6
+1 improvement from previous score!
TMoving it to the Italian Club and putting more effort into the lone 2009 Tampa Film Review finale helped.

Venue (1-10): 9
+1 improvement from previous score!
The Italian Club is a great venue, with lots of space, and you don't have to croos 7th avenue from the parking garage to get to it. This is the peak of The Tampa Film Review and its game of venue musical chairs. Question: What did they do with all of their chairs after they ended The Tampa Film Review?

Vendors (1-10): 1
Same as previous score.
Still no vendors. What is this, and undergroind film festival?

Organization (1-10): 7
+2 improvement from previous score!
With this last, and final, Tampa Film Review film festival, it finally gets some organization. Way too little, too late, however, to save it. Did the organizers simply give up?

Entertainment (1-10): 9
+4 improvement from previous score!
IThe programming was exceptionally good for a Tampa Film Review, as they showed all of the best films from the five year run of the monthly film festival series. Our favorite? To Live Is To Die by Chris Woods. There was also a lot of people in attendance.

Attendance (1-10): 8
+4 improvement from previous score!
Record setting attendance, as many who showed up had no idea that The Tampa Film Review even existed before, and there was a lot of coverage preceding this film festival. Question: Where were all of the people who knew about The Tampa Film Review over the years, when the film festival needed them?

Features (1-10): 8
+4 improvement from previous score!
The short films were the best reviewed from the five year history of The Tampa Film Review. Good showing of some must-see short films. They finally cut out the crappy films. This is how The Tampa Film Review should have been all along!

Admission Value (1-10): 7
+3 improvement from previous score!
Worth going to this time.

Overall Event Score (1-10): 7
+2 improvement from previous score!
Finally, what The Tampa Film Review should have been. The film festival finally limped to its potential, although there are still some areas that could have used improvement.



END OF REVIEW

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