| From the Where2sing.com forum: There's a web film review channel on YouTube called WhatTheFlick which reviews films each week over the course of about 10min. There's a panel of 3 critics, one usually from Associated Press, one from Rotten Tomatoes and a floating review. They each say what they liked and didn't like about the film and then each give their score out of ten which is then aggregated to an average between the three of them. I bring this up because hearing them talk about what they like and didn't like, you get a very real sense of whether you would also like or not the film based on their reasons *why*. Compare this to Siskel & Ebert who I always found to be too pretentious and elitist for my liking, with WTF, they may give it a bad score but you understand how they got there and have the opportunity of discarding it outright. You've also got a variety of tastes on the panel which allows for there to be disagreement and sometimes you'll have great disparity in the final scores.
Time consuming and possibly hard to actually organise, perhaps a panel review is the best way to go; a joint review from a host, a singer and a non-singer. You'd have argument and disagreement which I imagine would be fascinating to read if written well and the ability to see the three's different perspectives on the one experience would do wonders for singers to get a sense of the thought processes of the host and how outsiders view the past-time as a whole.
I would definitely RSS a feed like that...
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